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Best Books For Every Electronics Engineer Out There

I have been asked many times on Quora that which are the best books or sites to learn the basics of Electronics. 
It is said that Electronics is not just an engineering branch, but it's an Art in itself. And There are thousands of books available to master this Art. But question arises, where to find the best one.
I have gone through hundreds of reference books while pursuing my masters.And I still use some to develop a product at our HardWare Startup. This experience has provided me to choose the best one. And Am here to share the same List with you.

List Comprises books and sites for excelling in Basic electronics, Analog Circuit, Digital Circuit, Electronics Components, Embedded System design.

Basic Electronics:


  • The Art of Electronics by Paul Horowitz & Winfield Hill. 
  • Electronic Principles 7th Edition by Albert Paul Malvino.
  • Foundation of Analog & Digital Electronic Circuits by Anant Agarwal.
  • Practical Electronics For Inventors by Paul Scherz & Simon Monk.
Analog Circuit Design:
  • Operational Amplifiers by George Clayton.
  • Microelectronic Circuits: Analysis & Design by Muhammad Rashid.
Digital Circuit Design:
  • Digital Design: Principles and Practices by John F. Wakerly.
  • Computer System Architecture by M. Morris Mano.
  • Digital Logic and Computer Design by M. Morris Mano.
  • Digital Electronic & Design with VHDL by Volnei Pedroni.
Embedded System Design:
  • Embedded System Design by Steve Heath.
  • The Art of Designing Embedded Systems by Jack Ganssle.
  • Analog Interfacing to Embedded Microprocessors by Stuart Ball.
Practical Electronics:
  • Practical Electronics For Inventors by Paul Scherz & Simon Monk.
  • Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 1 by Charles Platt.
  • Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 2 by Charles Platt.
  • Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 3 by Charles Platt.




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