Benjamin SpahicElectrical engineering without prior knowledge: Understand the basics within 7 days (Become an Engineer Without Prior Knowledge)

Very quick to get a digital copy from author. Was also very kind in talking a bit! Seems well written too!

Very good

I was an electronic technician back in the 70s when everything was tubes and discrete components. In the digital age most electronic devices are obsolete before they quit working (about 6 months) so they are replaced instead of being repaired. I still like to tinker sometimes and am playing with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, so this is a good refresher to help me remember the basics.

I liked the basic format, easy to follow. THings I did NOT like is that this was more for general utility electrical material and less general or RF related, though principles still can be extended. Great for basic coverage, as it is intended. Overall well written and good book for reference.

Discovered this book having a decent amount of knowledge on the topic I feel. However, there's a great amount of details covered and explained very well.

This is not for a beginner. I have no doubt that the author knows what he’s writing but I do not.

It's a straight to the point book. I love that it did not have a lot confusing explanations.I learned enough to talk about the subject intelligently, do real-life projects and read college textbook level material with legit comprehension.

It doesn't waste time or space on needless derivations. It's a good practical primer for simple electronic systems examples, which are probably the right next step.