Electrical and Electronic Technology

Author: Zhao Jun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is compiled to meet the teaching needs of non-electrical disciplines such as Mechatronics, Mechanical Manufacturing, Metallurgy, and Measurement in higher vocational and technical colleges. Its content is organized around the fundamental knowledge and basic skills of electrical and electronic technology required for engineering practice. The material is structured from four aspects: Circuit Analysis Fundamentals, Electrical Control Technology, Analog Electronic Technology, and Digital Electronic Technology. It adheres to the principle of "necessary and sufficient" and aims to guide practical applications, emphasizing conclusions and their real-world applications rather than formulaic instruction or theoretical justification. The book consists of 14 chapters, covering topics such as: basic laws and analysis methods of circuits, sinusoidal AC circuits, three-phase circuits, transient analysis of circuits, transformers, three-phase asynchronous motors and their control, semiconductor devices, basic amplification circuits, operational amplifiers and their applications, negative feedback in amplification circuits, DC power supplies, logic gates and combinational logic circuits, sequential logic circuits, memory and programmable logic devices, and the conversion between analog and digital quantities. To help readers better grasp and understand the course content, the book includes numerous practical examples, thought-provoking questions, and exercises, with selected answers to some exercises, a bilingual glossary of commonly used terms in electrical and electronic technology, and other supplementary materials. The book is concise, easy to understand, and suitable for self-study. It can serve as a textbook for relevant disciplines in higher vocational and applied undergraduate colleges or as a reference for engineering technicians working in electrical and electronic technology.