Basic Electronic Technology (Third Edition)

Author: Tong Shibo, Hua Chengying
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Publish Date: 2001-01-04
Features: This book is a research outcome of the "Reform Plan for Teaching Content and Curriculum Systems in Higher Education Towards the 21st Century" by the Ministry of Education. It is a textbook for the 21st-century curriculum and the "Nineth Five-Year Plan" textbook for the fundamental discipline of electronic technology in engineering by the Ministry of Education. It is also a key textbook for the "Nineth Five-Year Plan" of the State Education Commission in general higher education. The first and second editions of this book were respectively awarded the First Prize of the Excellent Textbook Award by the State Education Commission and the National Excellent Textbook Award. Based on the new developments in electronic technology over the past decade and rich teaching practices, the new edition has been comprehensively revised. While retaining the theoretical framework of the second edition, the basic part has been refined, the scope of knowledge has been appropriately broadened, self-assessment questions have been added, and efforts have been made to make the text more inspiring, which is conducive to cultivating students' innovative awareness. The main contents of this book include: common semiconductor devices, basic amplification circuits, multi-stage amplification circuits, integrated operational amplifiers, frequency response of amplification circuits, feedback in amplification circuits, signal operation and processing, waveform generation and signal conversion, power amplification circuits, DC power supplies, and reading analog electronic circuit diagrams. This book is suitable as a textbook for electrical and information engineering majors in higher education institutions, and can also be used by other relevant professionals and general readers. The book mainly includes common semiconductor devices, basic amplification circuits, multi-stage amplification circuits, integrated operational amplifiers, and the frequency response of amplification circuits.