Electronics Library

Good day, habra users!

After my posts:
IR remote control
Ant-bot. Worklog. Part 1
Create a robot at home
I often began to ask about what kind of literature you can read on this subject. To help everyone at once, I decided to write this post. =)
Under the cut you can see - what literature I use in the process of their work.


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Horowitz P., Hill U. The Art of Circuit Engineering

Pretty famous book. Unlike conventional textbooks, everything is written in simple language. It contains a large number of typical schemes, as well as non-operable schemes are given so that it is clear how not to do it. :) The book is universally recognized as the "bible of electronics". In general, I recommend to everyone.

Evstifeev A.V. AVR microcontrollers of Tiny and Mega families from ATMEL

In fact, this is the transfer of datasheets to the main 8-bit AVR microcontrollers. In my opinion, more convenient than reading everything from the screen. In the book, everything is detailed and translated. You can quickly find what you need for a particular MK.

Barry Wilkinson. Fundamentals of digital circuit design

This book can be used as a desktop reference for all types of logic circuits. Given combinational circuits, triggers, counters. In general, a lot of useful things. :)

Herbert Shieldt. C / C ++ Programmer's Reference

Since, when using microcontrollers, I have to deal not only with circuitry, but also with programming, I use this reference book. The author, I think, is already quite famous. =)

In the comments I will be happy for your additions and comments ( as well as a hint - which blog is best to move this post to ). =) And then you can publish a more complete list of useful literature.

I would be glad if the post will be useful for you.

Good luck!;)

UPD. Transferred to the blog "Electronics for beginners", as in the most appropriate.

UPD 2. For the most beginners, a good tutorial is here:
Obuchalka
All who are interested, look. Later I will look in the bins. =)
If this is not enough, then I ask everyone to write to me in person about what you would like to see in such a course.