Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory (Eighth Edition)

Author: Robert Boylestad
Publisher: Prentice
Publication Date: 2002-01-01
Features:
NEW-Over 40 new end-of-chapter practical examples added throughout-Provides an understanding of the design process not normally available at this level.
NEW-Expanded coverage of computer software-Both Mathcad and Electronics Workbench have been included throughout the text.Keeps students up to date on a rapidly changing part of the field.
NEW-Summaries added to the end of every chapter-Uses bold face type in much the same way as students use highlighting markers; limits list of equations with each to those as a student can realistically bring away from the course.
Helps students review salient concepts and conclusions.
NEW-Replacement of IC construction chapter with a well-written description of the process (Appendix A).
Explains procedures of constructing ICs instead of describing individual chips.
A systems approach throughout-Cover topics in a "building block" fashion.
Ensures students will understand fundamental concepts before proceeding to later topics.
Integration of troubleshooting sections in most chapters-Offers general hints on how to isolate a problem, identify its causes, and what action to take to rectify it.
Gives students practical information that will be valuable in the workplace.
This book is highly precise and comprehensively updated. It introduces the standards set in electronic devices and circuit theory over more than 25 years. The author provides a complete and thorough investigation, laying a foundation for readers' success in practical work. Original title: Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory, 8th.