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Introduction to Physics: Electronics
Although most people would scarcely be able to make it through the day without using some type of electronic devicecomputers, televisions, and MP3 players, to name a fewthe inner workings of such devices remain a mystery to many. This insightful volume examines various components, such as electron tubes and semiconductors, that have been essential to electronics over the years, as well as the history of the field in general and its applications in everyday life.
80 pages, ebook
First published November 1, 2011
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April 2, 2013Elizabeth Scott
Encyclopedia
Title: Electronics.
Call Number: 621.381
Description: This text explains the fundamentals of physics for middle- and high-school students. There are attractive, lively graphics to help explain the content. Electronics discusses the familiar hands-on applications of physics in devices like iPods and video games.
Reviewed:
Lempke, S.D. (2012, August). [Review of the book Electronics, Hollar, S.]. Booklist Online. Retrieved from http://www.booklistonline.com/Electro...
Criteria:
Many of our students struggle with physics and our librarian is unable to provide reference texts as support because the collection is outdated and incomplete. This text is relevant for our needs and is basic enough for our physics students who are taking their first physics course (suitable for 7-10th grade students). The author and publisher are reliable sources and the information provided is complete. The text was written in 2012 and is in the Britannica collection.
Encyclopedia
Title: Electronics.
Call Number: 621.381
Description: This text explains the fundamentals of physics for middle- and high-school students. There are attractive, lively graphics to help explain the content. Electronics discusses the familiar hands-on applications of physics in devices like iPods and video games.
Reviewed:
Lempke, S.D. (2012, August). [Review of the book Electronics, Hollar, S.]. Booklist Online. Retrieved from http://www.booklistonline.com/Electro...
Criteria:
Many of our students struggle with physics and our librarian is unable to provide reference texts as support because the collection is outdated and incomplete. This text is relevant for our needs and is basic enough for our physics students who are taking their first physics course (suitable for 7-10th grade students). The author and publisher are reliable sources and the information provided is complete. The text was written in 2012 and is in the Britannica collection.
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