Electronic Circuit Experiment and Curriculum Design

Author: Huang Yongding, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive revision and integration of the original "Experimental Course on Analog and Digital Circuits" and "Electronic Technology Course Design," tailored to the current trends in vocational and technical education. It covers fundamental experiments in electronic circuits and electronic technology course design. The content aligns closely with the teaching materials of the Ministry of Education's planned textbooks and can be paired with various versions of commonly used theoretical textbooks in schools. To highlight the characteristics of vocational education, the book avoids overly complex theoretical concepts found in similar textbooks, expands its interdisciplinary applicability, and emphasizes cutting-edge knowledge, technologies, and processes. The topics are designed to closely reflect practical production scenarios. To meet the rapid development of the electronics industry, the book places strong emphasis on application training in integrated circuits. The course design section includes practical circuits with sound, light, and mechanical actions to enhance student interest and skill development. In the guidance and demonstration projects, the book provides detailed explanations of circuit selection and determination principles, calculation methods for circuit component parameters, and the installation and debugging processes, aiming to guide and standardize students' design thinking and practical skills. This book can serve as a textbook for electronic experiments and electronic technology course design in higher vocational and technical colleges, particularly for programs in radio communication technology, electronic measurement and instruments, and household appliance maintenance technology.