Mutual inductance in Mesh Current Analysis (and other Q's on Advanced EE)

[MrAl]

Hi,

They want you to log in to read the book it looks like.

That's correct. You will need to sign up if not already have an account. It's easy and completely free. It gives you access to a gold mine at the cost of only a few clicks and keystrokes. In my opinion it's worth having, but obviously it's up to you.

Sounds good, but what else do they have there you think would be good to read?

[max.wwwang]

Hi,

They want you to log in to read the book it looks like.

That's correct. You will need to sign up if not already have an account. It's easy and completely free. It gives you access to a gold mine at the cost of only a few clicks and keystrokes. In my opinion it's worth having, but obviously it's up to you.

Sounds good, but what else do they have there you think would be good to read?

What else?! you are asking ... I can only say, it's literally a gold mine. I assure you. You won't be disappointed. 
Once you have access to it, whenever you want to have access to a book, try this website first (of you can google with book name and "internet archive"). Chances are you find it free here (sometimes scanned pdf format available), No matter it's literary or engineering subjects. This very book of Advance EE is a good example.

Like me, you might wonder who did the digitization of these books? One of my good colleagues, when seeing me reading a scanned book on my screen, once told me that her husband scanned a good number of books. so he is one of the heroes that we are indebted to (of course robots are also used to do this work as far as I know).

[MrAl]

Hi,

They want you to log in to read the book it looks like.

That's correct. You will need to sign up if not already have an account. It's easy and completely free. It gives you access to a gold mine at the cost of only a few clicks and keystrokes. In my opinion it's worth having, but obviously it's up to you.

Sounds good, but what else do they have there you think would be good to read?

What else?! you are asking ... I can only say, it's literally a gold mine. I assure you. You won't be disappointed. 
Once you have access to it, whenever you want to have access to a book, try this website first (of you can google with book name and "internet archive"). Chances are you find it free here (sometimes scanned pdf format available), No matter it's literary or engineering subjects. This very book of Advance EE is a good example.

Like me, you might wonder who did the digitization of these books? One of my good colleagues, when seeing me reading a scanned book on my screen, once told me that her husband scanned a good number of books. so he is one of the heroes that we are indebted to (of course robots are also used to do this work as far as I know).

Yes it does sound interesting.  When I get a chance I'll look into this more closely.  And thanks for the tip.  I have my own library but I was working toward nonphysical books naturally because the physical hard cover (and even soft cover) take up too much room anymore.  I have a lot of real books and I don't want to add to that unless I really have to.  Software books is the way to go today.