Electronic Design from Zero

Author: Yang Xin, Wang Yufeng, Liu Xiangqian
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Electronic design involves a wide range of knowledge and high difficulty, and beginners often don't know where to start. This book combines the authors' many years of learning and teaching experience to comprehensively and systematically introduce the various knowledge required for electronic design and production, including analog circuits, digital circuits, and the basics of microcontroller applications. Most examples are demonstrated using Multisim simulation software. The book is divided into three parts, with a total of 17 chapters. Chapters 1 to 8 provide an in-depth yet accessible introduction to analog circuit knowledge. Chapters 9 to 11 cover digital circuits, introducing basic concepts and components frequently used in system development. From Chapter 12 to the end, it presents microcontroller application technology using the 51 microcontroller as an example, with numerous examples and complete programs. This book is suitable as a reference for undergraduate and college students in electrical engineering to fully master the fundamental knowledge of electronic design. It can also serve as a practical reference book for radio enthusiasts. For non-electrical engineering students with extra time and middle school students interested in electronic design, it is also an excellent introductory read to gain a comprehensive understanding of the basics of electronic design.