The Art of Designing Embedded Systems

**** "The Art of Designing Embedded Systems 2nd Edition" has garnered a mixed reception from readers, primarily due to its content but marred by complaints regarding its print quality. Many customers rave about the depth and clarity of the information presented, commending the author, Jack, for covering a wide range of essential embedded system design topics. Experienced designers find the text valuable as it tackles both fundamental concepts and more complex topics, such as project management and real-world Considerations like EMI and real-time systems. Readers appreciate Jack's engaging writing style and commitment to demystifying topics often overlooked in other texts, particularly disciplines that govern disciplined development and code reviews. The book is seen as an indispensable resource for both seasoned engineers and newer entrants to the field, providing insights that could have benefited readers throughout their careers. Unfortunately, the book's physical print quality has drawn significant criticism, with users noting that the dithered print appears unprofessional and lacks clarity. Many feel the pricing does not reflect the quality of the print edition, with suggestions to Consider the Kindle version which has reportedly better presentation. Overall, while the content and insights in the book are widely praised, potential buyers should be aware of the lower print quality that may affect their reading experience. **