I have TAoE (but probably 2nd Ed, as I’ve had it for some years) and it is both educational and very dense. That said, I bought “Learning the Art of Electronic

I have TAoE (but probably 2nd Ed, as I’ve had it for some years) and it is both educational and very dense. That said, I bought “Learning the Art of Electronics: A Hands-On Lab Course” and really like it. There’s a good bit of practical, accessible knowledge there. Imho worth checking out for anyone who likes the idea of TAoE but finds it just a bit deep. FWIW, my formal education is CS with a dose of digital electronics thrown in. For anything analog, I’ll try and find existing circuits close to what I need.