Delmar's Standard Textbook of Electricity

All good, high recommended

Purchased this product for my niece who is attending to persuade this career. Just wanted to help with school. I wanted to make it a little easier for her.

I used this product to supplement another text that was truly pitiful. The instructor used the other text because it had canned questions and tests - that was the only good thing about the text. Delmar's book has great detailed explanations that are presented in a manner that a layman can start understanding electrical theory and become confident as the course progresses. I'm usually not much for illustrations in textbooks, but this one is a true exception. The detailed illustrations actually support the given theories being explained and support the text so well that they actually tell the story in pictorial form. I would suggest this text for any beginning electrical course study and or as a great reference book for basic electricity. The foundation for an exceptional electrical engineer starts with a strong foundation and Delmar sets that tone in an expert manner.

I love I got it so early as I have classes starting in a week. Only issue is the hardcover is detached from the rest of the book.

The book is great. I followed it from beginning to end for self study with great results. Very easy to follow and with practical background. Totally recommended.

Great book. Very informational. I am training to be an electrician and this book is my study guide.

I wish I had bought this sooner. I have the 5th edition (used it years ago) and needed it for a class last semester; was given the ok to use an older edition. GET THE LATEST EDITION (this book) if you need it currently. The old edition has incorrect equations later in the book which will result in incorrect solutions. Also, the units in the older editions are numbered differently than this new edition. I highly recommended upgrading to this edition if you have not yet.

The product is quality, but unless you are in a classroom where a phone isn't allowed a pdf is cheaper and less bulky. Great for a classroom, not so great for someone who does all their classwork online anyway.