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Subject(s)

• Analog electronic systems [Browse]

Series

• Maker Innovations Series, [More in this series]
• Maker Innovations Series, 2948-2550 [More in this series]

Summary note

Embark on a transformative journey through the intricate world of analogue electronics. This comprehensive guide is designed to empower learners at every level with the knowledge and practical expertise necessary for a successful career in analogue electronics. Starting with the foundational disparities between analogue and digital electronics, this book provides a clear understanding of current flow, conductors, and insulators. You’ll delve into the realm of semiconductors, uncovering their revolutionary impact and the art of manipulating them through doping techniques. The heart of analogue circuitry comes alive as you explore PN junctions, grasp diode behavior, and utilize TINA 12 ECAD software for hands-on simulations. Transistors and the Opamp then take center-stage, from their configurations to their roles as switches and amplifiers, with practical examples and simulations enhancing your comprehension. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced engineer, embark on this educational journey today with Mastering Analog Electronics and unleash your potential in analogue circuit design.

Notes

• Description based upon print version of record.
• The ac Gain of the Stabilized Class "A" Amplifier

Contents

• Chapter 1 Introduction to Analogue Electronics
• Chapter 2 The PN Junction
• Chapter 3 The BJT
• Chapter 4 Vacuum Valve Technology
• Chapter 5 UJT and the FET
• Chapter 6 BJT Analogue Circuits
• Chapter 7 The OPAMP
• Chapter 8 The Mathematical Operations of the OPAMP
• Chapter 9 Passive and Active Filters
• Chapter 10 The 555 Timer
• Chapter 11 TINA 12.

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ISBN

9798868802454 ((electronic bk.))

OCLC

1450836545

Doi

• 10.1007/979-8-8688-0245-4

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