50 years of analog design experience in an e-book

[R.G.]

From TI:

http://links.mkt102.com/ctt?kn=1&ms=NDgxNDE2NjYS1&r=MTE1NzI4MTQ2NTkyS0&b=0&j=NjQwMzM5NzA3S0&mt=1&rt=0

[thelonious]

Killer resource. Thanks for posting this. I read the subject of TI's email about this and thought it was a promotional or historical TI celebration thing... I'm glad you made me take a second look at it!

[amptramp]

Nice find!  Copied and saved.

[GibsonGM]

+1, thanks!

[mth5044]

Fantastic, thanks!

[tubegeek]

Page 7 has a slide rule on it. I'm liking this book already.

Thanks, Tex!

[rousejeremy]

For some reason they won't let me create an account to download it. Can anyone send me the PDF?

[vigilante397]

For some reason they won't let me create an account to download it. Can anyone send me the PDF?

For anyone without a T.I. account:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/px3x8srarfdns2f/slyw038a.pdf?dl=0

Just had a look through the entire manual, and it covers almost everything I've learned in three semesters as a EE major

[deafbutpicky]

double thanks to R.G. and vigilante

[CodeMonk]

Mucho thanks R.G.

[anotherjim]

Excellent.

[Kipper4]

Thanks RG and Nathan.
More bedtime reading.

[Calambres]

Thanks, mate!

[bluebunny]

For anyone without a T.I. account:

Now you tell me!      I just set up an account...

+1 - thanks to Nathan and R.G.  Very useful read.

[~arph]

Somehow when I read the title of this thread I was expecting a book by R.G.

(I hope he has less experience  )

[diydave]

much appreciated.

[vigilante397]

Now you tell me!      I just set up an account...

Sorry There is a lot of other useful stuff on their website though, and they're one of those that require everyone to have an account to do anything.