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Alec049
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Hello PhysicsForum's,
Over the last couple months I've been studying electrical engineering and I think I have pretty good grasp of the basics. I am a computer programmer so dealing with math and logical problems are not foreign to me, however, I've hit a road block. I realize now that I can't learn Electrical Engineering the same way I learned programming. I need a well written book. So, I was wondering if any of you could recommend me a book on Electrical/Mechanical Engineering.
I'm looking for a book that:
*Focuses heavily on the why the processes described works.
*Has some real practical use and isn't just for beginners or idiots.
*Explains in-depth on how to build custom radio transmitters and receivers, and explains why they work.
*Does not focus on things such as fixing household electronics.
As I said before, I'm a computer programmer and I'd really like to merge my understanding for software with the hardware side of things. I believe this could many doors for me, and I really appreciate any help I get.Thanks,
Alec
Over the last couple months I've been studying electrical engineering and I think I have pretty good grasp of the basics. I am a computer programmer so dealing with math and logical problems are not foreign to me, however, I've hit a road block. I realize now that I can't learn Electrical Engineering the same way I learned programming. I need a well written book. So, I was wondering if any of you could recommend me a book on Electrical/Mechanical Engineering.
I'm looking for a book that:
*Focuses heavily on the why the processes described works.
*Has some real practical use and isn't just for beginners or idiots.
*Explains in-depth on how to build custom radio transmitters and receivers, and explains why they work.
*Does not focus on things such as fixing household electronics.
As I said before, I'm a computer programmer and I'd really like to merge my understanding for software with the hardware side of things. I believe this could many doors for me, and I really appreciate any help I get.Thanks,
Alec