Wanted: Transistor Circuit Techniques Book

[Rajinder]

Hi all,
I am writing to see if anyone has the following book
Transistor Circuit techniques by Gmail Ritchie.
It's £48 on Amazon, I was wondering if anyone has this book for sale at a cheaper price
Thanks in advance

 

[(*steve*)]

Do you mean Gordon Richie?

 

[Arouse1973]

I have the book but in Kindle version sorry. Can you pickup a second hand copy?
Adam

 

[Rajinder]

Do you mean Gordon Richie?

Yes Gordon Ritchie

 

[Rajinder]

I have the book but in Kindle version sorry. Can you pickup a second hand copy?
Adam

Thanks for the message. I wanted to get better especially with transistor/analogue design. Is the book any good? The Kindle version is still pricey.

 

[Arouse1973]

It's not a book that covers all transistor applications but I think it's good for a basic understanding of amplifiers and switching circuits. I don't think you will find a book that covers everything. The Art of electronics does a pretty good job, have a look at getting a copy of that also.
Adam

 

[Minder]

There are a few on AbeBooks clearing house for around a $1.00
My first place to go for books. I have picked up brand new ones C/W CD in most cases.
M.

 

[Rajinder]

It's not a book that covers all transistor applications but I think it's good for a basic understanding of amplifiers and switching circuits. I don't think you will find a book that covers everything. The Art of electronics does a pretty good job, have a look at getting a copy of that also.
Adam

I have got that one too

 

[Rajinder]

There are a few on AbeBooks clearing house for around a $1.00
My first place to go for books. I have picked up brand new ones C/W CD in most cases.
M.

Thanks I will have a look.

 

[NMNeil]

Where books are involved I always start with archive.org.
I typed in transistor for text files and got 265,697 hits, ranging from patents to NASA documents and everything in between. All in the public domain so no copyright issues and all free to download.
Worth a look

 

[Bluejets]

This place should keep you going for quite a while, and free.

http://www.talkingelectronics.com/te_interactive_index.html