circuit analysis book recommendations?

[AznMaverick]

i'm currently taking circuit analysis in college. well, i'm pretty lost in the class, the professor is FOB so i can't understand his lectures, so he's of no help, the textbook we are using (Introduction to Electric Circuits by Dorf, 5th edition) is alright. but in addition to the text, i need something else to better explain, and go over circuit problems in a step by step manner, any suggestions? (i prefer non textbook, circuits for dummies type books, but you can also share and praise books that you've personally liked).

Thanks!

 

[Bluga]

Get the Rosa one, it kick a$$.

 

[AznMaverick]

Originally posted by: Bluga
Get the Rosa one, it kick a$$.

THIS one? think i can find it at a borders or B&N?

thanks, keep the recommendations coming...

 

[Bluga]

Ya, best intro circuit text ever.

 

[AznMaverick]

^bump

 

[AznMaverick]

^bumpx2

 

[anxman69]

I'm using Intro to Electric Circuits by Dorf in my circuits class right now also. I think the book is fantastic, actually. Most helpful though is having the answer key to study with when doing the homework problems. In our class, we have no homeworks to turn in -- only homework quizzes. Therefore, our professor gives us the answer key for the whole book with which to study. If you want it, let me know.

-Ankur

 

[way]

The Art of Electronics - Horowitz and Hill

 

[jteef]

Originally posted by: way
The Art of Electronics - Horowitz and Hill