[SI-LIST] Re: I'm looking for a book on high-speed PCB design - link to Roy Leventhal's list

  • From: "WALKER, Mark" <mark.walker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "'arsenault, brian'" <arsenault_brian@xxxxxxx>,"'istvan.novak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <istvan.novak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,hmurray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, farshadsarabchi@xxxxxxxxx,si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, "WALKER, Mark" <mark.walker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,"'Roy.Leventhal@xxxxxxxx'" <Roy.Leventhal@xxxxxxxx>,"'Roy_Leventhal@xxxxxxxxxxx'" <Roy_Leventhal@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2004 10:43:33 -0000

Brian, you have a good memory! A quick search on google eventually led me to
Roy's list in the SI-List archives, here:

http://www.qsl.net/wb6tpu/si-list2/pre99/2068.html

I've included a couple of possible E-Mail IDs for Roy - if we are lucky, we
will get an update.

Roy's list must be one of the longest, but I believe the original thread's
request was for recommendations. Even so, recommendations will only get you
so far and my own recommendation is, after reading reviews and listening to
opinions to satisfy your own personal preference, and nothing beats picking
a book up and browsing. You should soon tell if a particular book feels
right for you. Even better if you can borrow one from a colleague.

You could try a good bookshop, although finding one with a good selection
for a specialised subject like ours is much easier said than done. Here in
England I highly recommend foyles on Tottenham court road, London. They have
a wide selection, although somewhat strangely organised (alphabetically by
publisher ?). Blackwells in Oxford used to also have a good selection, but
I've not been for a few years. However, even these two will, at best,
probably carry a small selection of the very specialist high speed digital
design books we are after.

You could also try looking on line - I use amazon, but there are no doubt
many others. The trouble is that one book has links to others and you can be
there for hours. I maintain a large (and ever growing) spreadsheet 'wish
list' of books, both work related and otherwise.

To all, happy hunting. - Mark.

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I also recall from year's past a book list from Roy Levanthal.  It was
broken out into more than 10 categories.

I wonder if he ever updated that?  I think this was back in around 2000.

Brian

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