Intuitive Analog Circuit Design
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Intuitive Analog Circuit Design
por: Marc Thompson
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07506778649780750677868
LINK FOR DOWNLOAD :http://ifile.it/3mcw9gu
descrição
Intuitive Analog Circuit Design
By Marc Thompson
* Publisher: Newnes
* Number Of Pages: 496
* Publication Date: 2006-05-01
* ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0750677864
* ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780750677868
* Binding: Paperback
Product Description:
Fragrance Refills Fits Metered Dispenser (TMS 5701WHI), sold separately. Non-aerosol, low VOCs. 30-day supply. 12 refills per case.
Summary: A good guidebook on analog circuit design
Rating: 4
This is a design handbook for electronic engineering students and practicing engineers interested in learning practical techniques for designing and analyzing analog circuits using the basic building blocks of transistors, diodes, and op-amps. Readers will notice that the author makes some assumptions about the reader - that he or she has been exposed to undergrad courses in electronic devices, signals and systems, and signal processing. This is not a book for hobbyists.
Chapters one and two are introductory in nature. Chapter 1 provides the motivation for analog circuit design in general. Chapter 2 covers some important signal processing concepts that are the basis of material in later chapters. Chapters three through eight cover the bipolar device physics, the BJT, transistor amplifiers, and approximation techniques for bandwidth estimation and switching speed analysis. Chapter nine covers the basics of CMOS and CMOS amplifiers. The bandwidth estimation techniques developed in earlier chapters for amplifer design work well for CMOS devices as well.
Chapter 10 covers transistor switching, as in how you get a transistor to turn on and off quickly, and how you estimate that speed. Chapter 11 reviews feedback systems and Bode plot methods of designing stable feedback systems. The next two chapters discuss the design, use, and limitations of op-amps including voltage-feedback and current-feedback op-amps. Chapter 14 covers the basics of analog low-pass filter design, including ladder and active implementations of Butterworth, Chebyshev, elliptic, and Bessel filters. Chapter 15 switches topics and goes to PC board layout rules and the use and limitations of passive components. Chapter 16 is a mixed bag of useful design techniques and tricks that don't fit into the other chapters. The book contains illustrative analysis problems and MATLAB and PSPICE design examples throughout as well as chapter problem sets.
This book is a nice companion to The Art of Electronics and other such books that act as capstone courses, since it draws on a wide body of electronics knowledge - not just one course. Highly recommended for the practical kind of information and problems you often don't see in textbooks but that you'll require in industry.
Summary: Very good analog design text
Rating: 5
The book is full of examples and real-world stuff on analog circuit design. Would be a good addition to any designer's library.
por: Marc Thompson
en
07506778649780750677868
LINK FOR DOWNLOAD :http://ifile.it/3mcw9gu
descrição
Intuitive Analog Circuit Design
By Marc Thompson
* Publisher: Newnes
* Number Of Pages: 496
* Publication Date: 2006-05-01
* ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0750677864
* ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780750677868
* Binding: Paperback
Product Description:
Fragrance Refills Fits Metered Dispenser (TMS 5701WHI), sold separately. Non-aerosol, low VOCs. 30-day supply. 12 refills per case.
Summary: A good guidebook on analog circuit design
Rating: 4
This is a design handbook for electronic engineering students and practicing engineers interested in learning practical techniques for designing and analyzing analog circuits using the basic building blocks of transistors, diodes, and op-amps. Readers will notice that the author makes some assumptions about the reader - that he or she has been exposed to undergrad courses in electronic devices, signals and systems, and signal processing. This is not a book for hobbyists.
Chapters one and two are introductory in nature. Chapter 1 provides the motivation for analog circuit design in general. Chapter 2 covers some important signal processing concepts that are the basis of material in later chapters. Chapters three through eight cover the bipolar device physics, the BJT, transistor amplifiers, and approximation techniques for bandwidth estimation and switching speed analysis. Chapter nine covers the basics of CMOS and CMOS amplifiers. The bandwidth estimation techniques developed in earlier chapters for amplifer design work well for CMOS devices as well.
Chapter 10 covers transistor switching, as in how you get a transistor to turn on and off quickly, and how you estimate that speed. Chapter 11 reviews feedback systems and Bode plot methods of designing stable feedback systems. The next two chapters discuss the design, use, and limitations of op-amps including voltage-feedback and current-feedback op-amps. Chapter 14 covers the basics of analog low-pass filter design, including ladder and active implementations of Butterworth, Chebyshev, elliptic, and Bessel filters. Chapter 15 switches topics and goes to PC board layout rules and the use and limitations of passive components. Chapter 16 is a mixed bag of useful design techniques and tricks that don't fit into the other chapters. The book contains illustrative analysis problems and MATLAB and PSPICE design examples throughout as well as chapter problem sets.
This book is a nice companion to The Art of Electronics and other such books that act as capstone courses, since it draws on a wide body of electronics knowledge - not just one course. Highly recommended for the practical kind of information and problems you often don't see in textbooks but that you'll require in industry.
Summary: Very good analog design text
Rating: 5
The book is full of examples and real-world stuff on analog circuit design. Would be a good addition to any designer's library.
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