Hi Eric,
It depends what level you're at. If you're a graduate engineer, then don't
bother with the Student Manual. It's a good companion to the book, but
doesn't really stand on it's own.
Just to throw a monkey wrench into the whole thing, have you looked at
"Bebop to the Boolean Boogie". Stupid title, great book. It doesn't have
the example circuits of AOE (if it did, I would sell AOE), but it is a lot
more accessible if you are still learning about electronics.
I have all three. When I want to look something up, I start with Bebop then
go to AOE. I really don't find much use for the Student Manual.
You can check out "Bebop to the Boolean Boogie" and "Art Of Electronics"
from my "Book Room" at:
http://www.myke.com/Book_Room
Good luck,
myke
{Quote hidden}>Is it worth it to get also the student manual or
>the main book is enough? Anyone got both of them and
>could comment? I'd like to place an order today or
>tomorrow so I need comments about it :)
>
>Thanks.
>
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