Analogue Electronics: Analysis and Design

'Analog Electronics' is an undergraduate main course text dealing with the analysis and design of continuous-signal electronic hardware. No previous experience in the subject is assumed. Treatment throughout is at device/component level with sufficient explanation to enable the reader develop both an understanding of the principles involved and a proficieny in basic design. The material covers the analogue electronics syllabuses of the first 2 years of MEng, BEng and BSc courses in Electronics and related subjects, providing a foundation for more specialised work in final-year options and post-graduate studies. Each chapter begins by listing the coverage so that the reader can see at a glance the direction of the work. Over 50 worked examples are included in the text and more than 120 further graduated tutorial questions, with answers, provide readers with the opportunity to test their developing understanding and design ability. Although devoted mainly to analogue electroncis, pulse circuits are also included. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.…