Electronic Circuit Basics: Volume 1

Author: Wan Jia Ruo, Lin Kang Yun, et al.
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Publish Date: 1985-10-01
Features: This book is based on the "Teaching Syllabus for Basic Electronics" reviewed by the Syllabus Review Committee of Higher Education Science and Engineering in 1980. The content of the book can be selected by different universities in three schemes: ① Chapters 1-7, 10, and 11 (approximately 92 class hours); ② Chapters 1-11 (approximately 110 class hours); ③ Chapters 1-12 (approximately 140 class hours). From the perspective of the training objectives of the Physics Department in higher normal universities, the book systematically elaborates on the basic concepts, basic circuit principles, and basic analysis methods of radio and electronic technology during the writing process: 1) It adheres to the principle of combining classroom teaching materials with experimental teaching materials, theoretical circuits with practical circuits, and unit circuits with complete machine circuits; 2) It pays attention to the selection of new and old content; 3) To promote the modernization of teaching materials, a set of demonstration experiment videos for basic electronics is specially produced to be used in conjunction with the experimental teaching materials. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume includes the principles and characteristics of semiconductor tubes, basic amplifiers, feedback amplifiers, power amplifiers, DC amplifiers and integrated operational amplifiers, tuned amplifiers and sine wave oscillators. The second volume includes radio broadcasting and reception, DC power supplies, field-effect transistor circuits, pulse and digital circuits, and black-and-white television receivers. This book is the first volume and can be used as a trial teaching material for physics majors in higher normal universities, or as a teaching material for students in other higher vocational colleges to study electronics, and can also be used as self-study reference for relevant teachers, students, engineering technicians, and young readers.