Electronics: A Top-Down Approach to Computer-Aided Circuit Design

by Allan R. Hambley

This text offers undergraduate electrical and computer engineering students a traditional approach to electronic circuits, with added emphasis on design and computer-aided analysis. Written from the designer's viewpoint, it features numerous examples of open-ended design, shows how to used PSpice to evaluate electronic circuits and provides design problems. BJT and FET circuits are introduced in separate chapters. The book includes special circuits such as oscillators, wide-band amplifiers, comparators and timers, and tuned amplifiers. The notation of DC, phasors, time-varying voltages and currents is clear and uniform.

1000 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994