Basic Electronics (Second Edition)

Author: Chen Daqin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-04
Features: The second edition of this book was revised based on the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Electronic Technology in Higher Industrial Schools" promulgated by the former State Education Commission in 1993 and the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Electronic Technology in Higher Engineering Colleges" issued in 1995, while also considering the needs of teaching reform towards the 21st century. The breadth and depth of the content can be selected according to the requirements of undergraduate, junior college, and specialized programs (the parts marked with "" are optional content and relatively independent; removing this content has little impact on teaching). The second edition includes 14 chapters and one appendix. In addition to retaining the basic content and features of the first edition, the new edition has added BiCMOS and other types of integrated circuit devices, fundamental knowledge of current-mode circuits, and computer-aided analysis and design of electronic circuits to adapt to the rapid development of electronic technology and the automation of electronic circuit simulation and design. To help readers better understand the content of the book, relevant examples are provided for key and challenging sections, aiming to make the material clear and easy to teach. To further strengthen students' ability to analyze and solve problems, the new edition includes thought-provoking comprehensive application problems in the exercises. The quantity, content, and difficulty levels of the exercises cover the teaching requirements of different levels of schools. At the end of the book, self-assessment questions and answers to some exercises are provided for verification. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate and higher engineering college students in electrical, automation, electronic, and other related disciplines for the basic course of electronic technology, and can also serve as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in electronic technology.