Title: The book is not good to learn
Product review: Looking at its contents the book seems to be very adequate for introducing undergraduate students (in science or engineering) to topics such as sensors and electronic instrumentation. Unfortunately some topics, i.e. analog (?) amplifiers, are presented in an oversimplified and confusing way which leads students to get wrong concepts on them. Others, like signal classification (chapter 2) are quite arbitrary and lacking foundation. At worst the book has some severe errors, for example in chapter 1 page 9 , or the description of RTD senesors. I think the book needs a detailed revision in order to find other gross errors. With respect to topic presentation I think it is always possible to explain the right ideas without using neither complicated math nor basic semiconductor theory. Finally, for the professional the book does not add anything valuable. You get neither new concepts nor information.
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