Mathematics for Basic Electronics
Summary
Provides students with the mathematical principles needed to solve numerical problems in electricity and electronics. 13 chapters cover keeping track of the decimal point when multiplying and dividing; working with fractions; manipulating reciprocals; finding powers and roots of a number; powers of 10; logarithms; metric system; solving equations; trigonometry; binary and hexadecimal numbers; and complex numbers.
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