EyebrarianPrize winnersGet the app

Books › The ARRL handbook for the radio amateur › Books like it

If you loved

Books like The ARRL handbook for the radio amateur

A comprehensive, workshop-ready companion for the curious tinkerer eager to master the invisible waves that connect the world. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The ARRL handbook for the radio amateur.

  • industrious
  • focused
  • workshop-ready
  • curious
  1. 01

    The art of electronics

    Hill

    An empowering, hands-on masterclass that transforms the daunting world of circuit design into an intuitive and deeply satisfying craft.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • authoritative
    • encouraging
    • the joy of tinkering
  2. 02

    Practical electronics for inventors

    Paul Scherz

    A methodical, hands-on guide that transforms technical curiosity into functioning, real-world gadgets.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • curious
    • authoritative
    • practical
  3. 03

    Wireless communications

    Theodore S. Rappaport · 1996

    A rigorous, foundational deep-dive into the invisible architecture that connects the modern world.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • authoritative
    • instructional
  4. 04

    Digital circuits and logic design

    Samuel C. Lee

    A structured, foundational journey into the building blocks of modern computing that rewards methodical study with deep conceptual clarity.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • authoritative
    • instructional
  5. 05

    Time-harmonic electromagnetic fields

    Roger F. Harrington

    A deeply cerebral and rigorous journey through the mathematical foundations of electromagnetic theory.

    Shares:
    • focused
  6. 06

    Getting Started with Arduino

    Massimo Banzi · 2008

    An inviting, hands-on gateway into the world of physical computing and open-source electronics.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • curious
    • instructional
    • practical
  7. 07

    Electronic devices and circuit theory

    Robert L. Boylestad and Louis Nashelsky · 1972

    A rigorous, foundational deep-dive into the invisible forces and components that power the modern world.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • authoritative
    • instructional
  8. 08

    The boys' first book of radio and electronics

    Alfred Powell Morgan · 1954

    A hands-on journey into the invisible world of waves and wires, turning scientific curiosity into working gadgets.

    Shares:
    • industrious
    • focused
    • curious
    • practical
  9. 09

    Op-amps and linear integrated circuits

    Ramakant A. Gayakwad

    A methodical, hands-on journey into the building blocks of modern electronics, turning abstract theory into practical mastery.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • authoritative
    • practical
  10. 10

    Microelectronics

    Jacob Millman

    A rigorous, methodical exploration bridging the physical realities of electronics with their theoretical and mathematical foundations.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • practical
  11. 11

    Basic electrical engineering

    A. E. Fitzgerald

    A rigorous, foundational journey through the mathematics and mechanics that power the modern world.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • authoritative
  12. 12

    Electronic Devices

    Thomas L. Floyd

    A methodical, systems-focused journey through the fundamental building blocks of modern electronics.

    Shares:
    • focused
    • authoritative
    • instructional

Back to The ARRL handbook for the radio amateur