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CMOS Cookbook
Don Lancaster
Newnes, 1997
ISBN: 0750699434
One of two desk references no electronics hobbyist or engineer should be without. The
other is TTL Cookbook (Sams; 1980 ISBN: 0672210355), also by Don Lancaster. You can
read much more from Don at his Web site: http://www.tinaja.com/.
Electronic Circuit Guidebook (various volumes)
Joseph J. Carr
Delmar Learning
Volume 1: Sensors; 1997, ISBN: 0790610981
Volume 2: IC Timers; 1997, ISBN: 0790611066
Volume 3: Op Amps; 1997, ISBN: 0790611317
Volume 4: Electro Optics; 1997, ISBN: 0790611325
Volume 5: Digital Electronics; 1998; ISBN: 0790611295
Reference books on various electronics topics of interest to all engineers.
Forrest Mims Engineer's Notebook, The
Forrest M. Mims, Harry L. Helms
LLH Technology Pub, 1993
ISBN: 1878707035
Most anyone involved in electronics knows Forrest Mims, a prolific writer who has
authored numerous magazine articles, columns, and books since the 1960s. The Forrest
Mims Engineer's Notebook is a compilation of how-to and circuit design guidance and is
suitable for all students of electronics. See also from the same author The Forrest Mims
Circuit Scrapbook (2000; ISBN: 1878707493).
IC Op-Amp Cookbook
Walter G. Jung
Prentice Hall PTR, 1998
ISBN: 0138896011
Various ways op-amps can be used in circuits. More of a reference.
Logicworks 4: Interactive Circuit Design Software for Windows and
Macintosh
Addison-Wesley Pub Co, 1999
ISBN: 0201326825
Book and CD-ROM with a student version of the LogicWorks circuit design and simulation
software.
Making Printed Circuit Boards
Jan Axelson
McGraw-Hill, 1993
ISBN: 0070027994
Covers various techniques for constructing prototype circuit boards.
Practical Electronics for Inventors
Paul Scherz
Tab Books, 2000
ISBN: 0070580782