Title: Just Right
Product review: For a practicing engineer or engineering technician who wants a readable book to review theory this one is just about right. Steering a sensible course between too simplified (Hello Malvino!) on the one hand and rigorous to the point of useless on the other (most of my university texts), this book gives you good solid explanations of circuits and theory. Ignore the yutz who didn't find the diagrams flashy enough- this book assumes a degree of seriousness on the part of the reader. Hot tip: Dailey's earlier book, Operational Amplifiers and Linear ICs is outstanding.
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