National Electrical and Electronic Textbook Modern Electronic Circuits (Volume 1)

Author: Wang Zhigang
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The book consists of 9 chapters, divided into two volumes. Volume 1 includes 4 chapters: Chapter 1: Semiconductor Device Fundamentals; Chapter 2: Amplifier Fundamentals; Chapter 3: Operational Amplifier Fundamentals; Chapter 4: Operational Amplifier Applications. This textbook significantly reduces the content on discrete component circuit analysis and design, while emphasizing the introduction of specialized new devices and application technologies. For example, Chapter 3 introduces the principles of measurement amplifiers, transconductance amplifiers, buffer amplifiers, voltage comparators, and rail-to-rail amplifiers; Chapter 4 adds many practical knowledge of operational amplifier applications to the classic content. The two volumes of this book are suitable for undergraduate teaching with a total of 120–200 hours (two semesters). The textbook emphasizes integrated circuits, application principles, and application technologies, and includes introductory knowledge for those starting in analog electronic system design. It can also serve as a reference for undergraduate graduates, graduate students, and engineers engaged in practical electronic system design.