Best book for analog electronics

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Skip to main content. Analog Electronics. Only 15 left in stock more on the way. Many have aspired, but few have succeeded providing a truly top-notch introduction to circuits. Agarwal and Lang, of MIT, hit a home run with this comprehensive introduction, tailor-made for students. The text links theory to everyday applications.

Remember Me? What is the best book for Analog Electronics? For more industry and application, you should use the book analog integrated Circuit design of David Johns and Ken Martin. Not much about theory, much more like a real application. You can get many helpful tricks and tipps in this book.