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Fundamental analog electronics / Brian Lawless

By: Lawless, Brian.
Publisher: London : Prentice Hall, 1997Description: viii, 329 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 0135342988.Subject(s): Analog electronic systems | Electronic circuitsDDC classification: 621.381
Contents:
Lecturer's Preface. - Student's Preface. - Unit 1. Ohm's law. - Unit 2. Resistors in series. - Unit 3. Resistors in parallel. - Unit 4. Potential divider. - Unit 5. Resistor networks. - Unit 6. Power dissipation in resistors. - Unit 7. Power ratios and decibels. - Unit 8. AC and DC waveforms. - Unit 9. Voltage and power in AC circuits. - Unit 10. Capacitors. - Unit 11. Inductors. - Unit 12. Complex impedance of R, C and L. - Unit 13. Complex impedance diagram. - Unit 14. Resistances and reactances. - Unit 15. Generalized potential divider. - Unit 16. Bode plot and frequency response. - Unit 17. Filter classification. - Unit 18. Fourier series. - Unit 19. Thevenin's theorem. - Unit 20. Norton's theorem. - Unit 21. Principle of superposition. - Unit 22. Semiconductor materials. - Unit 23. Diode structure and operation. - Unit 24. Diode junction characteristics. - Unit 25. Characteristics of real diodes. - Unit 26. Diode circuits. - Unit 27. Small signal diode circuits. - Unit 28. Diode rectifiers. - Unit 29. Zener diodes. - Unit 30. Transistor structure and operation. - Unit 31. Transistor bias circuits 138 Unit 32 Small signal amplifiers 145 Unit 33 Small signal amplification. - Unit 34. Transistor circuit building blocks. - Unit 35. Combining circuit blocks. - Unit 36. Junction field effect transistors. - Unit 37. JFET amplifiers. - Unit 38 MOSFET and CMOS. - Unit 39. Operational amplifiers. - Unit 40. The noinverting amplifier. - Unit 41. Negative feedback. - Unit 42. Adder circuits. - Unit 43. Sensors and interfacing. - Unit 44. Differentiator circuits. - Unit 45. Integrator circuits. - Unit 46. Functional amplifiers. - Unit 47. Analog computers. - Unit 48. Active filters. - Unit 49. Frequency response of op-amps. - Unit 50. Noise. - Unit 51. Recovery of small signals from noise. -
Unit 52. Timers. - Unit 53. Sinusoidal oscillators. - Unit 54. Digital to analog conversion. - Unit 55. Analog to digital conversion. - Unit 56. SCRs and triacs for power control. - Unit 57. Nonlinear circuits and chaos. - Unit 58. Circuit simulation using PSPICE. - Bibliography. - Answers to selected problems. - Index.

First published 1997 by Prentice Hall Europe

Lecturer's Preface. - Student's Preface. - Unit 1. Ohm's law. - Unit 2. Resistors in series. - Unit 3. Resistors in parallel. - Unit 4. Potential divider. - Unit 5. Resistor networks. - Unit 6. Power dissipation in resistors. - Unit 7. Power ratios and decibels. - Unit 8. AC and DC waveforms. - Unit 9. Voltage and power in AC circuits. - Unit 10. Capacitors. - Unit 11. Inductors. - Unit 12. Complex impedance of R, C and L. - Unit 13. Complex impedance diagram. - Unit 14. Resistances and reactances. - Unit 15. Generalized potential divider. - Unit 16. Bode plot and frequency response. - Unit 17. Filter classification. - Unit 18. Fourier series. - Unit 19. Thevenin's theorem. - Unit 20. Norton's theorem. - Unit 21. Principle of superposition. - Unit 22. Semiconductor materials. - Unit 23. Diode structure and operation. - Unit 24. Diode junction characteristics. - Unit 25. Characteristics of real diodes. - Unit 26. Diode circuits. - Unit 27. Small signal diode circuits. - Unit 28. Diode rectifiers. - Unit 29. Zener diodes. - Unit 30. Transistor structure and operation. - Unit 31. Transistor bias circuits 138 Unit 32 Small signal amplifiers 145 Unit 33 Small signal amplification. - Unit 34. Transistor circuit building blocks. - Unit 35. Combining circuit blocks. - Unit 36. Junction field effect transistors. - Unit 37. JFET amplifiers. - Unit 38 MOSFET and CMOS. - Unit 39. Operational amplifiers. - Unit 40. The noinverting amplifier. - Unit 41. Negative feedback. - Unit 42. Adder circuits. - Unit 43. Sensors and interfacing. - Unit 44. Differentiator circuits. - Unit 45. Integrator circuits. - Unit 46. Functional amplifiers. - Unit 47. Analog computers. - Unit 48. Active filters. - Unit 49. Frequency response of op-amps. - Unit 50. Noise. - Unit 51. Recovery of small signals from noise. -

Unit 52. Timers. - Unit 53. Sinusoidal oscillators. - Unit 54. Digital to analog conversion. - Unit 55. Analog to digital conversion. - Unit 56. SCRs and triacs for power control. - Unit 57. Nonlinear circuits and chaos. - Unit 58. Circuit simulation using PSPICE. - Bibliography. - Answers to selected problems. - Index.