Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronic Technology

Author: Chen Xinlong, Hu Guoqing / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book inherits the achievements of the previously published "Electrical and Electronic Technology (Volume 1 and 2)" (National "15th Five-Year" Plan Textbook) and aims to be easy to understand. The fundamental theories of electrical and electronic technology have been relatively compressed during writing, with a focus on key application areas such as "Digital Electronic Technology," "Large-Scale Integrated Circuits," and "Electronic Control." Computer simulation results (programs or analysis processes) have been incorporated into circuit and digital electronic technology. The book is divided into two parts. The first part covers "Electrical Fundamentals," including circuit theory, transformers, and motors. The second part covers "Electronic Technology," including analog electronic technology, digital electronic technology, large-scale integrated circuits, and measurement and control technology in electrical processes. Each chapter includes numerous examples, exercises, discussion questions, and summaries.
This book and its accompanying resources form a fully integrated electrical and electronic technology textbook, available in both text and electronic formats. The text format includes three books: the main textbook (this book), "Electrical and Electronic Practice Tutorial" (experiment guide), and "Comprehensive Tutoring for Electrical and Electronic Technology Fundamentals." The electronic format includes an open teaching website (http://dgdz.ccee.cqu.edu.cn), which offers richer content than the text format, along with computer simulation programs, answers to some exercises, and review guides for each chapter, greatly assisting readers in understanding and mastering the material in a shorter time.
This book can serve as a textbook for key undergraduate courses in "Electrical and Electronic Technology" or "Electrical Engineering" with fewer credits; it can also be used as a textbook for second and third-year undergraduate or applied undergraduate courses in similar subjects; it is also suitable for self-study by interested readers.