Electronic Formulas, Symbols & Circuits

I didn't realize when I ordered it was a repurposing of the mini engineers notebooks. I saw Forrest Mims and jumped on it. Strangely enough, I lost my original copies of the notebooks so i think it might have been fate. It's a lot of reference material and lots of good example circuits for the beginner or someone looking for a starting place for a larger project.

A nice well written handy little reference book!! This is something to keep in my workshop indeed!! I am so happy to have this in my presence!!

Good reference for most things you might need to know.

t's a book with information. what can you say

I usually dislike textbooks but Forrest Mims deserves a spot on my book shelf. I think of him as the Bob Ross of electronics. His series of books are incredibly detailed but simple enough that you don't need a math degree to understand. He gives you enough information to get you going in a well compiled, easy to follow way. Combine Forrest Mims with The Art of Electronics and you can teach yourself a great deal about circuitry. Out of the other books in this mini series, I believe this should be the first on your list because it covers the basis of all common electronics. I especially recommend this for teenagers or even kids interested in Electronics.

A must have for engineers. As an RF engineer, it’s priceless and super handy to have close by.

GREAT MIMS BOOK

I had all of the engineers mini-notebooks by Forrest Mims when I was a kid. These newer ones are just the same expect they consolidated several of the small books into each of the larger new books. I now have all 4 of the new books and this one is the absolute must have. The others are cool, but this one is not optional for the beginner. Hundreds of symbols, formulas, and dozens of practical beginner up to intermediate circuit schematics.