Electronic Technology and Training (Non-Electrical Majors)

Author: Cheng Yaqin, edited by Wang Haiqun
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is compiled based on the fundamental teaching requirements for "Electrical and Electronic Technology" courses in non-electrical disciplines issued by the former State Education Commission, combined with recent teaching practices. It integrates fundamental knowledge of analog electronics, digital electronics, basic and comprehensive experiments in electronic technology. In addition to introducing basic theoretical knowledge, the book places considerable emphasis on the introduction of application circuits. Each chapter includes exercises, and each section has reflection questions. Numerous examples and practical applications are also included. It is particularly noteworthy that the essential experiments required for students to master are incorporated into the textbook, facilitating their use by both teachers and students. The comprehensive experiments at the end are designed to enhance students' interest in learning. Students can connect and debug circuits based on the content and circuit diagrams provided in the book, improving their hands-on skills while experiencing the joy of success. This book can serve as a textbook for "Electronic Technology" courses in relevant disciplines such as mechanical engineering, materials science, economic and trade management, chemical engineering, construction, mechatronics, and computer science at higher vocational colleges. It is also suitable for teaching in workers' universities, adult education universities, and television universities for similar disciplines, as well as for reference by relevant engineering technicians.