>    For years now I have been mainly dealing with digital electronics,
>however my knowledge of analog and rf technoligies is extremely lacking. I
>was wondering if anybody out there knows links to sites on the net that are
>perfect for a begginner in analog and RF electronics. Thanks in advance for
>any info. TTYL

I like the Linear Technology Application Handbooks, vols. I, II, and III.
(You can download the app notes from www.linear-tech.com, or just have them
send you the paper books.)
The National Semiconductor Linear Applications Handbook is another must-have.

Bob Pease's Troubleshooting Analog Circuits is good if you're going to be
building anything analog, but it's not as useful as the Art of Electronics
or the ARRL handbook as a learning reference.

If you enjoy the Jim Williams app notes in the LT books, you'll like Analog
Circuit Design: Art, Science, and Personalities.


later,
newell