Electronic Technology Basics Synchronous Guidance - Digital Part

Author: Xu Haijun et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is developed based on the basic requirements of the teaching syllabus for Automatic Control Theory in higher education institutions as mandated by the Ministry of Education of China. It is jointly compiled by teachers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Tsinghua University, primarily using Hu Shousong's "Automatic Control Theory" as a reference. It fully meets the teaching requirements for fundamental automatic control technology in related fields such as automation, electronic technology, and mechanical engineering in higher education institutions. It can also serve as a guide for regular study or a reference book for postgraduate entrance examinations in these disciplines. The book covers the following main content:
1. Basic Requirements: Helps students clarify the level of mastery needed for the knowledge points in each chapter;
2. Knowledge Point Network: Describes the logical relationships of points, lines, and planes in the chapter content, serving as the main thread for learning and review;
3. Content Summary: A condensed of textbook knowledge points, enabling students to grasp the key and difficult content of the chapter more deeply;
4. Classic Example Analysis: Carefully selected from past graduate entrance examination questions from prestigious universities, classic textbook exercises, and undergraduate final examination questions. The examples are typical, representative, and practical;
5. Chapter Summary: Connects the content of this chapter with related chapters while summarizing some key and difficult points of the chapter;
6. Unit Self-Assessment Questions and Answers: Allows students to test their level of knowledge mastery through self-assessment questions;
7. Synchronous Textbook Exercise Answers: Provides detailed solutions or hints for post-class exercises in the accompanying textbook ("Fundamentals of Digital Electronic Technology" by Yan Shi, Editor-in-Chief).