Electronic technology

Author: Xiao Huojin
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: This book is divided into 18 knowledge modules. Modules 1 to 4 cover the basic knowledge of DC circuits, Modules 5 to 9 cover the basic knowledge of single-phase AC circuits, Modules 10 and 11 cover the theory and application of three-phase AC circuits, Module 12 focuses on the analysis of circuit transient processes, Module 13 covers the basic knowledge of non-sinusoidal periodic current circuits, Modules 14 and 15 discuss the fundamental theory of magnetic circuits and the practical application of electromagnetic principles (taking transformers and motors as examples), Module 16 introduces two-port networks, Modules 17 and 18 provide an overview of filters and high-frequency transmission lines. The book features a well-structured knowledge system with a strong emphasis on modern electrical engineering. It is suitable as a textbook for students in vocational and technical colleges majoring in electrical and electronic engineering, automation, mechatronics, and control. It can also serve as a self-study reference for a broad range of engineering professionals and self-examination candidates. This book is divided into 18 knowledge modules. Modules 1 to 4 cover the basic knowledge of DC circuits, Modules 5 to 9 cover the basic knowledge of single-phase AC circuits, Modules 10 and 11 cover the theory and application of three-phase AC circuits, Module 12 focuses on the analysis of circuit transient processes, Module 13 covers the basic knowledge of non-sinusoidal periodic current circuits, Modules 14 and 15 discuss the fundamental theory of magnetic circuits and the practical application of electromagnetic principles (taking transformers and motors as examples), Module 16 introduces two-port networks, Modules 17 and 18 provide an overview of filters and high-frequency transmission lines. The book features a well-structured knowledge system with a strong emphasis on modern electrical engineering. It is suitable as a textbook for students in vocational and technical colleges majoring in electrical and electronic engineering, automation, mechatronics, and control. It can also serve as a self-study reference for a broad range of engineering professionals and self-examination candidates.