Reviews for Electrical Engineering Measuring Instruments for Commercial and Laboratory Purposes

The average rating for Electrical Engineering Measuring Instruments for Commercial and Laboratory Purposes based on 2 reviews is 1.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-01-04 00:00:00 Joseph Vendetti Disclaimer: I dislike economics with great intensity. Yet this is a decent book. I would even say, a good book. Furthermore, it was written be a professor at Centre College, just down the road. I appreciate a book written by a "local." I also appreciate when that author can produce a good book that helps you to apply the material you are learning to your own life. This book has lots of practical examples and application of its principles, great color photos and easy to understand graphs. But I still don't like economics.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-06-19 00:00:00 Greg Lattig It offers a good overview of the basic concepts but the format is perhaps too much that of a handbook, leaving you with little creative study space for extracting definitions, creating summaries, etc. Too much of a good thing. I don't think I have ever included this in a book review, but the size and choice of paper just made it difficult to handle. So far for reading up in bed, slipping it in your bag, stealing some extra hours by studying on the train. It seems so trivial but over the course of a semester I do notice those things actually do make a difference. Since the concepts in this books are so basic, I made up for lost study time with Khan Academy, and actually think the courses there could have substituted this book (and the entire semester, for that matter). On a more positive note: the 'stories' were a great addition I think, really bringing the basics back to the 'real world'.