You knew the answer before raising it: "what are the appropiate books to succeed?", in the unknown horizon?
Kant is another smart endevour, but in your field, it's appropiate to start with Campbell, Frazer, Dante(?). Just to get 'aligned'.
It's not only what you're asking, but also why (& others) are in dire need of references.
H&Hill is a masterpiece, I gave my edition to my (recently promoted nephew aka 'clone') to reach for his future stars.
That's a very fine way to climb the mountain. Alas, not surmountable ideals anymore in our privileged times - everything is commerce now, no trade, no endevour.
As you said, the internet is big, and online resources are indeed abundant—even overwhelming. Yet, the pain point remains: finding exactly what you need, right when you need it.
Wide range of amps out there, assume typical 3 stage amp for many examples.
Differential input, gain stage, then high current output stage for driving the load.
Would read Douglas Self or Bob Cordell books.
Stay away from nonsense AI at all costs.
Building the circuits and testing can also be done virtually without blowing stuff up....yet
Once wrapping your head around a generic example.
Each stage has its own set of details for operation. Hence the whole book worth of info.
Differential input, gain stage, then high current output stage for driving the load.
Would read Douglas Self or Bob Cordell books.
Stay away from nonsense AI at all costs.
Building the circuits and testing can also be done virtually without blowing stuff up....yet
Once wrapping your head around a generic example.
Each stage has its own set of details for operation. Hence the whole book worth of info.
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