Electronics 2
Checkbook
2nd Edition
Published on 22. October 2013
144 pages
978-1-4831-4057-5 (ISBN)
Description
Electronics 2 Checkbook is an 11-chapter text that presents problems and worked examples to establish and exemplify the theory contained in technical syllabuses, with a particular emphasis on electronics. The introductory chapters review the elementary theory of semiconductors and the p-n junction diode. The subsequent chapters deal with the applications of diode, the characteristics of bipolar transistors, and the mode of operation of small signal amplifiers. These topics are followed by discussions of the function of the field-effect transistor and power supplies. The concluding chapters explore the principles of combinational logic gate elements, the Karnaugh mapping, and the sequential logic systems. This book will be of great value to students seeking technician or equivalent qualification through the courses of the Business and Technician Education Council.
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Content
Preface1 Elementary Theory of Semiconductors Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems2 The p-n Junction Diode Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems3 Diode Applications Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems4 Bipolar Transistors and their Characteristics Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems5 Small Signal Amplifiers Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems6 The Field-Effect Transistor Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems7 Stabilized Power Supplies Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems8 Logic Symbolism Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems9 Combinational Logic Gate Elements Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems10 Karnaugh Mapping Main Points Worked Problems Further Problems11 Sequential Logic Systems Main Points Worked Problems Further ProblemsAnswers to ProblemsIndex
