Circuit Analysis For Dummies Paperback – 12 April 2013

* PhysicalThis softback book has 362 pages and is of a reasonable font size so those with specs can read it easily. There are many grey scale images, mathematical fonts and the book is light to hold when reading.* Target audience, A -level, / H.N.D, Undergraduate, graduate, post graduate?This book is targeted as H.N.D (1) or (2) and first year degree electrical engineering types.* Explain what you like about this bookThis book is a lovely, rich and clear exploration of the basics of circuit analysis using mathematical and engineering techniques and eventually solving first and second differential equations. The usage of Ohm's, Kirchhoff's voltage and current laws, Nodal analysis, superposition techniques is very well explained. The aim, being to grasp small circuits with components modelling by differential equations. These good bits are held back to the latter half of the book. I thought initially this was lacking in some way, but this book held the best for last. Can i explain i have learned to use these in other books but this book is as well designed as any i have encountered prior to this book. The only downside being is there are few questions and answers in this book to practice these skill on and to test your comprehension with. So you may need to work with other sources for questions.* SummaryThis book is as clear as it can be to explain and learn this fundamental topic. Its real quality work by the author and is both helpful and enjoyable to learn from. In my case its a refresher that's real quality.

This book demystifies engineering maths and how its used.It is so well explained that one says to oneself " that's all it is !" Or why didn't they ever explain it like that years ago.This book not only explains things it gives you the confidence to laugh at maths.

Disliked nothing.

Wow! This book is great! Wish I had this one a year ago. Have worked through "Nilsson and Riedel" during two though subjects, this one covers more of less the same, excellently explained in some 300 pages. Now I use it to refresh, it really helps me a lot. If you are buying "Nilsson and Riedel", get this one as help on the side. Highly recommended.

Excellent book! Would be useful for undergraduates studying electronics and instrumentation. Gives easy to follow explanations and insight into circuit analysis and the mathematics involved.

just started this book seems ok to me.

Perfect for University courses in Engineering / A-level Physics

This does require a fair knowledge of electronics to understand it properly.