Electronic Information Technology Basics

Author: Xing Suxia
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Since China's entry into the WTO, achieving industry recognition and international mutual recognition for engineers has become a key focus of China's engineer technical title reform. To this end, 18 organizations including the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Information Industry, and the China Association for Science and Technology jointly established the "National Engineer System Reform Coordination Group" to promote China's engineer system reform and facilitate international exchanges among Chinese engineering professionals. Under the guidance of the "Coordination Group," the China Electronics Society has launched a series of certifications for electronic information engineers for science and technology workers from all walks of life and those about to enter the science and technology field. The aim is to enable science and technology professionals to continuously improve their technical expertise and skills through this certification and subsequent education, allowing them to keep pace with technological advancements and stay abreast of the latest developments. Through industry recognition and international mutual recognition, it provides a stepping stone for their career advancement and an evaluation standard for the mobility of science and technology talent. This book is one of the "Electronic Information Engineer Certification Series Textbooks" and was compiled based on the teaching syllabus for "Fundamentals of Electronic Information Technology" developed by the expert group for the "China Electronics Society Junior Electronic Information Engineer" certification. The content is divided into 5 major modules: Circuit Analysis Module, Analog Electronic Technology Module, Digital Electronic Technology Module, Computer System Fundamentals Module, and Network Technology Module. Each module has a teaching duration of 16 hours. This book is a study guide textbook compiled to meet the needs of the "China Electronics Society Junior Electronic Information Engineer" certification, based on the teaching syllabus for "Fundamentals of Electronic Information Technology" developed by the expert group for the junior certification. The content is divided into 5 major modules, each with a teaching duration of 16 hours.
Part 1 is Module A (Circuit Analysis), which includes basic concepts and laws of circuits, equivalent transformations of resistive circuits, basic circuit analysis methods, circuit theorems, sinusoidal AC circuits, non-sinusoidal periodic AC circuits, and time-domain analysis of dynamic circuits.
Part 2 is Module B (Analog Electronic Technology), which includes semiconductor fundamentals, basic amplification circuits, feedback in amplification circuits, signal operation and processing circuits, and DC power supplies.
Part 3 is Module C (Digital Electronic Technology), which includes logic gate circuits, analysis and design of combinational logic circuits, integrated flip-flops, analysis and design of sequential logic circuits, semiconductor memory and programmable logic devices, generation and transformation of pulse waveforms, and analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters.
Part 4 is Module D (Computer System Fundamentals), which includes computer fundamentals, software engineering development, basic data structures, C programming, and relational database language SQL.
Part 5 is Module E (Network Technology), which includes network architecture, fundamentals of data communication, local area networks, wide area networks, transmission media, network interconnection and access technologies, network operating systems, network management, and network security.