Tom Duncan’s Electronics for Today and Tomorrow was completely unknown to me until several of you recommended it, and it turned out to be one of the best electronics books I’ve picked up in a long time.
In this video, I look at what makes this book so good: its clear explanations, excellent progression from basic electricity through analog and digital electronics, and the way it connects fundamental ideas to real systems like audio, radio, communications, and computers.
What surprised me most is that this seems to have been a much more widely known and used book in Europe than in the United States. For me, it was a total discovery.
I think this is a great book for beginners, useful for intermediate learners, and especially valuable for anyone who wants to understand not just how electronics works, but how modern electronics developed.
I’m also looking at it through the eyes of a teacher, because there is a lot here that I think would work extremely well with robotics and electronics students.
If you recommended this one to me: thank you. You were right.
And if there’s another electronics, computing, robotics, or engineering book you think I need to see, leave it in the comments.
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