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  • tusharatdce
    tusharatdce

    @tusharatdce-C9ZOxu • Apr 18, 2011

    a good book will be SEDRA & SMITH undoutedly.
    and good sites would be NPTEL,freevideolectures.com

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  • digvijay 112
    digvijay 112

    @digvijay-112-ut6pEp • Apr 22, 2011

    i would suggest....DONALD A NEEMAN......excellent book........and for free lectures..try youtube man!!..search for opamp lectures..and you will get many videos over it.....most by iit lecturers....

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  • tusharatdce
    tusharatdce

    @tusharatdce-C9ZOxu • Apr 22, 2011

    digvijay 112i would suggest....DONALD A NEEMAN......excellent book........and for free lectures..try youtube man!!..search for opamp lectures..and you will get many videos over it.....most by iit lecturers....

    which book by donal a neeman???

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  • vikeshrajan
    vikeshrajan

    @vikeshrajan-OWBU0k • Apr 24, 2011

    for easy understanding refer Bakshi

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  • everett.pattison
    everett.pattison

    @everettpattison-3yhnjP • May 3, 2011

    When I was in school I often referred to online websites, it is a great resource for many electronics concepts including op amps and it's many uses (comparator, buffer, amplifier, etc).

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  • shubhankar
    shubhankar

    @shubhankar-CeulhT • May 6, 2011

    GAikwad is also a good book and easy to understand

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