Hi folks.
We are always worried about what book to refer and what not to, as we find very large number of XYZ publications available in market.
Here are some standard book that must be used. Beyond these the sky is the limit but these are few that should form the conceptual base for further studies.
(REF- books are suggested by expert faculties at ACE Hyderabad)
We are always worried about what book to refer and what not to, as we find very large number of XYZ publications available in market.
Here are some standard book that must be used. Beyond these the sky is the limit but these are few that should form the conceptual base for further studies.
(REF- books are suggested by expert faculties at ACE Hyderabad)
- Network Theory : Engineering Circuit Analysis by Hayt & Kemmerly
(may be one by Ravish Singh is good to start with) - Analog Devices : Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory by Boylestad
- Digital Circuits : Digital logic Design by Morris Mano
(Jain & Jain is also good) - Control Systems : Control Systems by Nagrath & Gopal
(Norman Nise would also work) - Electrical Machines: Electrical Machinery by PS Bimbhra
(Nagrath kothari is option B) - Power Electronics : Power Electronics by UA Bakshi
(may be PS Bhimbara if you can find in library) - Power Systems: Power System Engineering by Nagrath & Kothari
- Signals and Systems: Signals and Systems by Oppenheim Wilsky
- Engineering Mathematics: Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Kreyszig
- For Objective Problems: GATE for EE by RK Kanodia
(objective questions by GK Publications and and by Handa is also good)
For all the remaining subjects xerox is the best choice!
thank you for your time.
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