Can you please suggest some basic books and good authors for electrical and

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jjanani A

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electronics engineering? I've just got admitted in a college for electrical and electronics engineering. My college is in September so I've planned to learn the basics before I get to college.
 
In your specific case, I would suggest you get a list of September's courses, visit each professor, and ask for the title of the book they plan to use. Then buy it, and read it at a comfortable pace over the summer.

The college library may have older editions available for loan, too.

In a general case, I'd recommend the "ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs". It has 80 to 90% of the material you'd cover in 3 years at college, all condensed into one book, is easy to read, includes projects and theory, and costs only $40.
 
In your specific case, I would suggest you get a list of September's courses, visit each professor, and ask for the title of the book they plan to use. Then buy it, and read it at a comfortable pace over the summer.

The college library may have older editions available for loan, too.

In a general case, I'd recommend the "ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs". It has 80 to 90% of the material you'd cover in 3 years at college, all condensed into one book, is easy to read, includes projects and theory, and costs only $40.
 
In your specific case, I would suggest you get a list of September's courses, visit each professor, and ask for the title of the book they plan to use. Then buy it, and read it at a comfortable pace over the summer.

The college library may have older editions available for loan, too.

In a general case, I'd recommend the "ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs". It has 80 to 90% of the material you'd cover in 3 years at college, all condensed into one book, is easy to read, includes projects and theory, and costs only $40.
 
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