Computer Circuit Basics

Author: He Chao Yu Xi Gui
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book aims to be easy to understand, logical, rigorous, and clear in physical concepts. It emphasizes the intuitive explanatory role of graphics and the cultivation of practical electrical calculation skills, analytical abilities, and the ability to solve real-world problems. In terms of content selection, it emphasizes basic theories with the principle of "just enough," advocating for conciseness, heuristic learning, and fostering divergent thinking abilities such as independent thinking, association, and the ability to generalize from specific examples. In connecting theory to practice, it seeks a natural continuation and organic integration of basic theories, also adhering to the principle of "just enough." The book is divided into 12 chapters. It primarily covers: Basic circuit knowledge, understanding magnetic phenomena and electromagnetic interactions and their applications (e.g., measuring instruments, magnetic recording), learning Basic analog electronic circuit knowledge, and learning and mastering the fundamentals of digital circuits, with a particular focus on their applications in computer science and technology. It lays a solid foundation for further study in computer hardware courses, such as computer assembly and maintenance, microcomputer principles, microcontrollers, interface technology, and computer control technology.