Electronic Principles

Author: Jerrold H. Krenz
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: Today, the interpenetration of electronics and microelectronics has made the content covered by electronic technology broader. This book aims to deepen readers' understanding of electronics and mastery of its fundamental principles by explaining electronic concepts and their appropriate applications. The book is divided into six parts, including: the application of electronic technology in various fields, semiconductor diodes and their circuits, bipolar junction transistors and their amplification circuits, field-effect transistors and their amplification circuits, integrated operational amplifier circuits, and DC power supplies. Through the analysis of various semiconductor devices and circuits, the book systematically elaborates on the basic concepts, fundamental principles, and basic analytical methods in electronics, introduces circuit examples, and includes a certain number of examples and exercises, which are very beneficial for learning and practical application. This book can be used as a basic course textbook for communication and electronic engineering majors in higher vocational and technical colleges, and can also be referenced by engineering technicians engaged in electronic technology. The book is divided into six parts, including: the application of electronic technology in various fields, semiconductor diodes and their circuits, bipolar junction transistors and their amplification circuits, field-effect transistors and their amplification circuits, integrated operational amplifier circuits, and DC power supplies.