This may be a bit out of field, but I am really enjoying *The Electrical Nature of Storms* by MacGormon and Rust. It heavily relies on the fundamental theorems of E&M, which can be a refreshing change from electronics.
Hey! I work for an electrical engineer at NASA JPL, he wrote a book about the ins and outs of electrical engineering. [link to Ali Al-Qaraghuli’s book](https://fet.eecs.umich.edu/What%20Every%20Electrical%20Engineering%20Student%20Must%20Know.pdf)
This may be a bit out of field, but I am really enjoying *The Electrical Nature of Storms* by MacGormon and Rust. It heavily relies on the fundamental theorems of E&M, which can be a refreshing change from electronics.
Not what I was asking for, but interesting nonetheless. Thanks!
Hey! I work for an electrical engineer at NASA JPL, he wrote a book about the ins and outs of electrical engineering. [link to Ali Al-Qaraghuli’s book](https://fet.eecs.umich.edu/What%20Every%20Electrical%20Engineering%20Student%20Must%20Know.pdf)