Electronic Technology Basic Experiment: Electronic Circuit Experiment, Design, and Simulation (Second Edition)

Author: Chen Daqin
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Publish Date: 2000-02-24
Features: This book is revised based on the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Electronic Technology Foundation Courses in Higher Industrial Schools" approved by the former State Education Commission in 1993, and the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Electronic Technology Foundation Courses in Higher Engineering Technical Colleges" approved in 1995, while also considering the requirements of teaching reform toward the 21st century. The book is divided into four parts and five appendices. Part I covers the basic knowledge of electronic circuit debugging and experiments. The second part consists of 24 basic experiments (including analog and digital experiments) adapted from the original experimental content. Additionally, two new parts—Electronic Circuit Design and Design-Oriented Comprehensive Experiments, and Computer-Aided Analysis and Design—have been added, with 27 new experiments, including design-oriented comprehensive experiments, simulation experiments, and experiments using Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices. The experimental content, number of questions, and difficulty levels cover teaching requirements at different levels, allowing instructors to flexibly select materials. To accommodate the different requirements of electronic technology experiments being offered as a standalone course or not, each experiment in this textbook includes experimental principles, reference circuits, and discussion questions. This book can serve as a laboratory textbook for undergraduate electrical and information engineering programs, as well as for higher vocational engineering and electronic programs in higher education institutions (including small-scale course design materials and reference books for extracurricular activities). It can also be used as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in electronic technology.