The book "Electronics for Embedded Systems" offers a comprehensive introduction to electronics for embedded systems, addressing the most common analog and digital circuit issues encountered in hardware design for embedded systems. It is aimed at students and young professionals with a basic understanding of circuit theory who wish to expand their knowledge of passive circuits, diode and bipolar transistor circuits, as well as modern CMOS logic families. Additionally, it covers interfaces to older logic families such as TTL, sensors and their physics, operational amplifier circuits for sensor signal conditioning, data converters, and various circuits for controlling electromechanical devices in embedded systems. The book includes numerous hardware design examples that integrate the topics learned in the previous chapters. The final chapter thoroughly discusses the principles of combinational and sequential logic design to facilitate the design of the digital component of hardware for embedded systems.