Solution guide to Horowitz & Hill?

[rif]

I've been reading H&H The Art of Electronics and am very pleased so far. But a lot is learned through the "leave it to the reader" type excercizes. Is there a solution guide so I can plug these holes?

 

[sam9]

I don't know if a solution guide, but there is a student handbook available at amazon.com.

 

[Sch3mat1c]

Yeah, you read the text and apply the forumulas.

Tim

 

[rif]

But seriously since I'm not a student, don't have a prof teaching me this stuff, I run a real risk of:

1) solving these problems but either incorrectly or making invalid assumptions/reasoning
2) not being able to do it when all I need is a little hint in the right direction
3) skipping over some really interesting/instructional points.

and hey -- there's no professor Smile to put in here!

 

[bigparsnip]

yeah, I would sujest having a look through the student guide book that accompanies this text, as I have had a quick flick through it in the university press shop here (it's so nice to be able to get these books for 25% less just because it's printed here) and it looks like it could be the answer to your problems.