Encyclopedia of Electronic Circuits Volume 2

Volume two, a companion to volume one published in 1985, contains 728 not-previously covered circuits. The index in volume two refers to items mentioned in both publications. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

A giant "Circuit Book" of over 700 of the most widely-used, state-of-the-art electronic circuits ever compiled in a single source!

Here's what reviewers said about Volume One of the Encyclopedia of Electronic Circuits:

"...an excellent source section for directing [you] to additional information quickly...very comprehensive and well-organized." -- Michael S. Morley, Electronics Designer, Rockwell International

"I am very impressed with the wide range of circuits included in Encyclopedia of Electronic Circuits...it is extremely well organized and most definitely a time-saver. This reference would be a valuable asset to any circuit designer or hobbyist." -- Art Kleiman, Editor, Radio Electronics

Graf does it again! This GIANT sourcebook offers you 700 more electronic and integrated circuit ideas. Easy to use and incredibly complete, it is the perfect sourcebook for all levels of electronics practitioners. Here you'll find 755 information-packed pages covering over 100 circuit categories, all alphabetically arranged. Other features include: a source section including the exact page number of the original reference; an extensive listing of the original circuit sources including such industry leaders as Motorola, National Semiconductor, Texas Instruments, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; a meticulous index; and a specially keyed index that cross references Encyclopedia of Electronic Circuits, Volume 1.