Step-by-Step Electrical Engineering: Learn and Apply Core Concepts Quickly. Build Your Knowledge with Practical Examples - No Background Required! Perfect for Aspiring Engineers and Enthusiasts!

The 2025 Edition of 'Step by Step Electrical Engineering,' with no background required, by Mr. Gregor Haynes, is a mini-encyclopedia jewel of electrical engineering.It has been masterfully written in a modular format, and it includes a comprehensive method for introducing Electrical Engineering to future potential Electrical Engineering students, as well as serving as a reference manual for professionals.It is unusual to find a summary of electrical engineering as well-written in a compact document; it is easy to read, with 174 pages providing a solid foundation in the field.This is an excellent book for students, electrical trade professionals, and professional engineers.

This book took me by surprise with its fresh and innovative approach to learning electrical engineering. It’s not just another technical manual—it’s a guide that brings energy and curiosity to the subject. The author has a remarkable ability to turn what could be intimidating topics into something engaging, almost like having a one-on-one conversation with a mentor.What makes this book truly stand out is how it draws you in. Each chapter doesn’t just explain fundamental concepts—it tells a story about why they work the way they do. For example, I was fascinated by how circuits were described not just as a collection of components but as a dynamic system that follows its own set of "rules." This kind of storytelling keeps you hooked and makes the concepts easier to remember.This isn’t just a book that teaches—it inspires you to experiment, ask questions, and see the electrical world through a new lens. If you think learning is a chore, this guide will change your mind. It’s a resource that offers far more than expected, sparking inspiration for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge or start a new journey. A truly memorable experience, page after page.

I got this book for my son's homeschool class on future career options. I wanted a book that explains the ins and outs of a career, what the job entails, and how to enter into that industry. This is a great book to get that foundation of knowledge. The author explains the different electrical systems, the components, and how to install and maintain systems. There are real world examples along the way so you can see the career in action.

Good book for an engineering schooling kid

I really like how the author has laid out this book from beginning to end of the book he makes the book very understandable with what is needed to succeed. I like how this book is step by step making it very easy to understand even for beginners like myself with basic electrical to more intricate ideas. This book will have you feeling confident in your work with the attention to detail , the diagrams are clear and easy to follow. This book will have you coming back reading this book as a reference to help keep you refreshed on you electrical engineering.

As a hobbyist who enjoys tinkering with gadgets, I've read my fair share of engineering books. This one stands out because of its practical approach. Instead of overwhelming you with theory, it focuses on how to apply the concepts in real projects. I especially appreciated the chapters on grounding and circuit design- they're written in a way that's easy to understand but never feels dumbed down. Whether you're fixing appliances or designing circuts, this book is a keeper.

Step-by-Step Electrical Engineering is the perfect guide for beginners. It breaks down complex concepts like circuits, voltage, and components into simple, actionable steps. With practical examples, hands-on exercises, and clear explanations, this book makes learning quick and effective. Ideal for anyone looking to grasp the basics and apply them to real-world scenarios!

Last weekend I had to fix my garage door opener and this book provided the steps for how to do it simply using a voltmeter to test the wires which ended up being the faulty part! Already saved me $100 and I am able to use my soldering iron much better now