Analog Electronic Technology

Author: Liu Nanping
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is based on the teaching syllabus of analog electronic technology and has been reviewed and approved by multiple subject professors in terms of content structure. It is also written by the author based on years of frontline teaching experience, making it a supplementary textbook suitable for use in higher vocational and technical colleges. The book is divided into two major parts: Basic Theory and Experiment Training.
The Basic Theory part consists of 7 chapters, covering topics such as semiconductor fundamentals, basic amplification circuits, feedback circuits and oscillation circuits, power amplifiers and their applications, operational amplifiers and their applications, DC power supplies, and computer-aided analysis of analog circuits. This part focuses on clarifying fundamental concepts, principles, and analytical methods, emphasizing both practicality and modernity in content.
The Experiment Training part is closely integrated with the principles of each chapter in the Basic Theory part. It starts with demonstrations of basic experimental circuits, introduces relevant knowledge, poses questions, and then summarizes the principles. Finally, it concludes with project design training to consolidate the knowledge learned and provide comprehensive practice. Considering the varying conditions of different schools, this book minimizes the constraints imposed by teaching equipment on experimental content, allowing schools to select and adapt the material as needed.
After each chapter in the Basic Theory part, the selection of review questions and exercises not only focuses on the theoretical knowledge covered but also cultivates students' self-learning abilities, making them suitable for post-class practice. This book can serve as a textbook for automation, electronics, communication, computer, and related majors in higher vocational and technical colleges. It can also be used as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in electronic technology.