Electronic Design and Simulation Design

Author: Li Zhongbo et al
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
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Content Summary This book includes: An overview of EWB, the operation methods of EWB, the analysis functions of EWB, circuit design and simulation in electrical engineering technology, the design and simulation of analog electronic circuits, the design and simulation of digital electronic circuits, the design and simulation of electronic circuit application systems, and guidance on electronic technology course design. This book systematically and comprehensively introduces one of the most outstanding core software in electronic design automation (EDA) technology—EWB, its functions, and usage methods, as well as its application in circuit design and simulation in electrical engineering technology and electronic technology. The book cites numerous design examples, which are the culmination of the authors' work in theoretical teaching, experimental teaching, course design, teaching research, and scientific research. Many of these examples are derived from papers published in important core journals in China and international academic conferences. All examples are meticulously designed, created, and validated through simulation experiments. Accompanying CDs with EWB interfaces are provided to facilitate classroom teaching and hands-on operations, enabling readers to better utilize modern circuit and system analysis and design tools and develop strong application and development capabilities. This book serves as a textbook suitable for theoretical and practical teaching, course design, and other aspects of electrical engineering. It is intended for use in higher education institutions in engineering and technology disciplines, including electrical engineering, as well as non-electrical disciplines such as mechanical engineering, materials science, automotive engineering, business management, chemical engineering, civil engineering, mechatronics, computer science, and environmental engineering. It can also be used by graduate students in related fields and as a reference for electronic design technicians.