Yeah, it's a pretty hardcore book and would only work for most people after High School unless they are super committed. It is good in that it develops why usi

Yeah, it's a pretty hardcore book and would only work for most people after High School unless they are super committed. It is good in that it develops why using transistors as switches doesn't work in many scenarios but then basically says, "Op Amps" are better for everything and the rest of the circuits use those instead so you could argue that many people don't need to learn about the underpinning theory. It also weighs in 1000+ pages and doesn't work well as a reference for most things because the info often builds on previous chapters.