Electronic Technology Basic Experiment - Analysis, Debugging, Comprehensive Design (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Wang Chuanxin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-01-25
Features: This book incorporates the use of Multisim 7, PACE-Designer 2.0, and Max+Plus II 10.0 software tools, integrating the use of instruments and equipment, the application of EDA technology, and the training of experimental skills throughout. Each selected experiment includes experimental principles, simulation analysis, and thought-provoking questions, and provides a simulation example CD for independent course setup and self-study. The content on experimental instruments and equipment emphasizes the combination of application, principles, functions, and specifications. The experiments in the chapter on basic circuit testing can help students master the use of experimental tools and basic circuit testing methods, laying a foundation for the smooth conduct of electronic technology experiments.
With the goal of improving students' hands-on skills and fostering their innovative awareness, Chapters 5 and 6 of this textbook start with the application of discrete components and general medium-scale devices, selecting fundamental electronic circuit experiments. A few basic experiments provide standardized experimental procedures and reference circuits, while most require students to independently define circuit functions and specifications, as well as to design debugging steps and tables. This approach emphasizes the implementation approach, debugging process, and analytical methods for achieving electronic circuit performance specifications.
Chapters 7 and 9 focus on the application of programmable analog devices (ISPPAC20) and programmable logic devices (EPM7128SLC84-15), introducing the use of large-scale programmable devices and their development software through examples. Chapters 8 and 10 feature comprehensive design experiments that not only test