Electric Circuits for Technologists/Book and Disk by Waintraub, Jack L - 1989

St. Paul: West, 1989. Illustrated Coated Boards. Fine/No Jacket. 9 1/2 x 7 5/8. A splendid, old-school text book that sticks so closely to basics that we recommend it for the undergraduate electrical engineering major who is looking for a career with GE or an electric utility, rather than with a semi-conductor manufacturer. Mind you this is an old-school but not an old-style textbook, it has all the two-color printing the eye can take; but it deals with electricity more than electronics, and presents enough math for one to pass a GRE, but not enough for one to write one. Refreshing! Substantial programming is involved. Though the publisher offers a PSPICE Circuit Analysis 5 1/4" floppy, it probably won't work in your machine (it doesn't in our older ones): just download MicroSim's current version from the Net. The chapter titles are: for Section I, Electricity and Electronics; Physical Basis of Electrical Concepts; Current and Voltage; Ohm's Law and Resistance; Resistive… Read More

Thomson Learning , pp. 612 . Hardback. Used.