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  A Beginner's Guide to Radio
Electrical Engineering
By F.J.Camm. London, England: George Newnes Ltd 1958. Fair Condition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. No Jacket. Hard Cover. Third Edition, Second Impression. 160 pages. Subtitled: 'An elementary course in 27 lessons'. 104 illustrations. Front cover bumped at lower outer corner, otherwise cover good. Pages good.
 £ 5.50    

  A beginner's Guide to Television
Electrical Engineering
By F.J.Camm. George Newnes Ltd, 1958. Hard Cover. Good Condition/Jacket Poor. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 128 pages. The dust jacket is intact but a bit scruffy. Black and white photographs and diagrams. Fifteen lessons in a 'non technical' language.
 £ 8.50    

  A Designer's Gudie to Signature Analysis
Electrical Engineering
By Hewlett Packard. USA: Hewlett Packard 1980. Good Condition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Pictorial Cover Paperback. ISBN 02 5952 7465. 50 pages. Appication Note 222.
 £ 7.50    

  A First Course in Wireless
Electrical Engineering
By Decibel. London: Pitman, 1960. Hard Cover. Good Condition/Jacket Poor. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 247 pages. Quoted from book: 'This well known book has been completely revised and brought up to date in the light of developments in wireless communication, radar and television in recent years. The minimum of mathematics has been employed, resulting in a book which is free from complications and can be followed with the greatest of ease by all readers. In this, the fourth edition, a chapter has been added to cover recent developments in crystal diodes and transistors. Illustrated throughout with black & white diagrams.
 £ 7.50    

  Active Network Theory
Electrical Engineering
By S.S.Haykin. Massachusetts, USA: Addison-Wesley 1970. Good Condition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Jacket Fair. Hard Cover. First Edition. 556 pages. Quoted from book: 'The object of this book is to present in a unified manner the fundamentals of active network theory so that the student may understand fully the circuit properties of semiconductor devices and the older vacuum tubes and be able to deal effectively with the circuit applications of new devices yet to come'. Chapters: 1). General network elements and models, 2). General equilibrium equations, 3). Properties of one-port networks, 4). Two-port networks, 5). Further properties of two-port networks, 6). The scattering matrix, 7). Gain-phase analysis, 8). Transient response, 9). State-variable approach, 10). Signal-flow graphs, 11). Feedback theory, 12). The stability problem in feedback amplifiers, 13). Synthesis of RC in active filters, 14). Distributed RC networks. There is slight rippling to the tops and bottoms of the pages, where the book was probably stored in a damp environment at some time, otherwise book would have been described as very good condition.
 £ 18.00    


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