Practical Design Handbook for Amplifier Circuits

Author: Duan Jiuzhou, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book starts with the basic principles of amplification circuits, and after introducing the fundamental principles, it collects and selects practical circuits from a variety of electronic technology books, journals, and magazines from both domestic and international sources in recent years. Each circuit is accompanied by a brief textual explanation. The selected circuits emphasize typicality and practicality, so that electronic engineering technicians and can refer to and use them when researching, designing, or building circuits. When designing such analog circuits, readers can easily "find the right match" based on their needs, use them directly, and improve the efficiency of technological development work. Although the use of integrated circuits has become extremely common, this book still primarily focuses on discrete components when introducing the basic principles of various circuits. Explaining fundamental principles with discrete component circuits can highlight key points and achieve twice the result with half the effort—a consensus among circuit educators. The main part of the book introduces a large number of practical circuits, most of which are based on integrated circuits, but a significant portion are also discrete component circuits. This is also a characteristic of analog electronic technology: everything starts from practicality.