What literature should be read on electronics / electrical engineering and microcontroller programming?

Question

Programming

I want to seriously study electronics / electrical engineering, but I can’t find literature that would not cause a fatal exception in my brain.
I want to ask if there are any books where everything is stated well, just for beginners. Up to Ohm's law and physical explanations. And if not, which way to go and what books to read.

Answer 1

I'm also a beginner, and here's my plan:
- For electronics, Sweren is advised above. It's good, but I personally like Charles Plath: Electronics for Beginners . The book itself can be found for free in pdf on the Internet. The book perfectly combines theory and practice. The main emphasis is on practice, i.e. many experiments will need to be done. To conduct experiments, you need the components that are indicated in the book and they can be found on the same ampere, for example, here 1 and here 2 . In the book, everything is chewed in an accessible, understandable language in such a way that any schoolchild and kindergartener will understand, and what can we say about an adult? ))
- In parallel with it, I study the C language, because 99% of microcontrollers are programmed in it. And yes, it is C, not C++ (I recently asked a question on this topic and thanks to everyone who answered).
For C, I chose this book: Steven Prat: The C Programming Language . There is also a wonderful book by Kernighan and Ritchie , but it seemed to me a bit complicated, although maybe you can pull it.
- After I pass the book on electronics, I will start training the microcontrollers themselves on this site . And yes, I intend to listen to the advice of experienced people and not waste time on arduino, but study the microcontrollers themselves (it will be difficult, but the result is worth it)
Here, in principle, is my approximate plan. I hope this helps you.
Yes, by the way, another very useful site
PS: I agree, sets for the book are a little expensive, but I didn’t find them anywhere cheaper ... ((((

Answer 2

Swine Step by step.
Overall, this author has great books.

Answer 3

In my time, children's books were very popular. Young radio amateur Borisov V.G. and Young cybernetician Otryashenkov Yu.M.
The books are old, but the theory is good to study. Everything is simple and clear even to a child. As for microcontrollers, it's better to start with arduino

Answer 4

Circuitry:
- for the little ones "Step by Step"
- for beginners Horowitz and Hill, "The Art of Circuitry"
By C, my favorite set:
- book by Kernighan and Ritchie, just to understand what it is, why, why it is so
- Donald Alcock, "Illustrating C" -
Ben Klements, "21st Century C Tips from the New School" -
Richard Reese, "Understanding and Using C Pointers " And be sure to download and scroll through its datasheet before programming the MK!