Electronic Information System Fundamentals: A 21st Century Curriculum Textbook

Author: Lan Hongxiang
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This book is the research outcome of the "Reform Plan for the Curriculum System and Teaching Content of Electronic and Electrical Courses for Non-Electronic Majors in Higher Education Towards the 21st Century" by the Ministry of Education, and is a textbook for the 21st Century Curriculum. The book takes the composition and implementation of electronic information systems as both the starting point and the final goal of the course. It uses electronic technology, sensor technology, and computer data acquisition technology as technical means to achieve information processing systems, while incorporating digital signal processing methods as the theoretical foundation, aiming to provide non-electronic major students with a relatively complete systematic concept of electronic information processing. The book is divided into two parts—"Basic Electronic Circuits" and "Basic Information Systems"—with a total of 14 chapters. The content includes: linear networks and circuit models, operational amplifiers, PN junction diodes and their applications, transistor small-signal amplification, transistor large-signal applications, signal generation circuits, analog multipliers and their applications, combinational logic circuits, sequential logic circuits, sensors and their applications, signal preprocessing circuits, data acquisition systems, and the design of electronic information systems. This book can serve as a textbook for "Electronic Circuits" or "Electronic Technology" courses for non-electronic majors in higher education, and can also be referenced by relevant technical personnel.