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Solis Tech
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Is circuit engineering what you want to learn? Always wondered how one becomes an electrical engineer? Do semiconductors and circuit boards interest you?
Purchase Circuit Engineering to discover everything you need to know about basic electronics.
Step by step to increase your electrical skills. Learn the anatomy of a circuit. All your basic knowledge in one download!
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What listeners say about Circuit Engineering: The Beginner's Guide to Electronic Circuits, Semi-Conductors, Circuit Boards, and Basic Electronics
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- JeffRuLz
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very in depth
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not a text book
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circuit engineering
This is a good book about circuit engineering. I wish audible had more books about semiconductors.
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Good Listen
I'm an architect thinking of a career change into Electrical Engineering/Robotics. This book is a great introduction to what I could expect. keep em' coming.
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Truly polarizing. A positive approach to the purportedly negative , both direct and induced by the field
Nice, for certain. Indeed I truly hope my headline sgatisfies the fifteen word minimum as stated. Oddly, the book is continually interrupted by a review request just 3 minutes following its purchase.
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Very basic
If you are extremely new, this is for you. if you've dabbled with electronics for any time, you probably know most of this.
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Concise introduction to Circuit Engineering
Very Brief and concise introduction to circuit Engineering that will stimulate for additional learning. Very interesting topic.
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- Claudia Wilbur
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Informative & Interesting
It taught me a lot and made me excited to continue my education on the subject at hand.
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- Arjun Ramesh
- 01-12-19
nice voice and great words
beautiful rendition of the book and beautiful words chosen by the author. really interesting book to be listened by all ee engineers
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- Huntress Janos
- 04-23-24
Better take notes
Super dense book. Very consise too. Exactly what i needed! Thank you! Going to reread it a few times to make sure it all sticks tho
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- Edward
- 01-22-17
Great intro
it was good for someone just beginning with electronics. for more advanced readers, they might want to beyond this.
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