Electrical Engineering and Electronic Technology with EDA Basics (Part 1) Disc 1

Author: Duan Yusheng, Wang Yandan, He Lijing, et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-05-27
Features: This textbook is divided into two volumes (Volume 1) and primarily teaches "Electrical Engineering Technology" and related EDA knowledge, including basic circuit theory and analysis methods, EDA fundamentals (SPICE), magnetic circuits and transformers, the principles and applications of electric motors, relay-contactor control, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). The appendix also introduces the usage methods of several related software (circuit simulation software AIM-SPICE, Spiceopus, and Multism, PLC programming software Step 7 MicroWin). The content of the textbook combines software and hardware, with fresh and easy-to-understand material. The concepts are presented accurately and concisely, making it convenient for readers to self-study. The book includes both traditional basic electrical engineering content and introduces circuit simulation software, making it a uniquely distinctive textbook that combines basic circuit theory with EDA technology. This textbook was written based on the development of electrical and electronic technology and the needs of curriculum reform, specifically for undergraduate students in non-electrical engineering majors in science and engineering at universities. It can also serve as a reference for students in electrical engineering majors in higher science and engineering institutions or as a reference textbook for beginners in EDA.

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