On Saturday, Jan 17, 2004, at 22:27 US/Pacific, T.C. Phelps wrote:

> Since we tended to focus on device
> operation and circuit analysis,

Ahh.  Sounds like my school.  Lots of math, not many practical
circuits.  It was the chemists who got to use Lancaster's
cookbooks for their classes ("lab equipment you can make")


> So my question is, given that I still have
> all of my engineering textbooks, is this book a
> worthwhile resource for the practical hands-on stuff

H&H is a much more practically oriented text than the average
ivy league EE textbook.  No calculus in the whole thing, I
don't think, and much more of the practical considerations.

BillW

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