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In article <4589@blake.acs.washington.edu> whit@blake.acs.washington.edu (John Whitmore III) writes:
>	For digital circuitry, my favorites are Digital Design with
>Standard MSI and LSI, by Blakeslee; Wiley, 1975 (which few folk seem
>to have heard of) and The Art of Electronics, by Horowitz and Hill,
>Cambridge University Press, 1980 (which everyone's heard of)...

I'd second both recommendations, with one reservation:  if you are a novice,
for heaven's sake get the *second* edition of Blakeslee.  The content did
not change much, but the first edition's figures are *full* of typos, some
of them very confusing unless you already know what's going on.

Also, there is a new-and-improved second edition of Horowitz&Hill out,
although I haven't seen it yet.
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