Electrical Engineering and Electronic Technology and EDA Basics (Part 2)

Author: Duan Yusheng et al
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This textbook is divided into two volumes. The second volume primarily teaches electronic technology and related EDA knowledge, including analog electronics, digital electronics, and basic EDA concepts. The analog electronics section covers the working principles and device models of semiconductor devices, discrete component amplification circuits, operational amplifiers, power amplification circuits, DC power supply circuits, and power electronics, with SPICE circuit simulations integrated as examples. The digital electronics section includes fundamental knowledge of digital circuits, basic logic devices, combinational logic circuits, VHDL language, sequential logic circuits, programmable logic devices, pulse generation and shaping, and analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversions, with the application of VHDL and circuit simulations integrated as examples. This textbook combines software and hardware content, features innovative material selection, and presents concepts accurately and concisely, making it easy for readers to self-study. It includes both traditional electronic technology content and an introduction to circuit simulation software, making it a uniquely distinctive textbook that integrates fundamental electronic technology theory with basic EDA knowledge. This textbook was developed based on the development of electrical and electronic technology and the needs of curriculum reform, specifically for undergraduate students in non-electrical engineering majors in science and engineering at higher education institutions. It can also serve as a reference for electrical engineering majors in higher education institutions or as a reference textbook for beginners in EDA.