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Electronics:Circuits and Analysis, Second Edition
Authors:   D. C. Dube

ISBN: 978-81-8487-204-0 
Publication Year:   Reprint 2013
Pages:   438
Binding:   Paper Back


About the book

Circuit design and analysis forms an integral part of B. Sc. (Hons.) / M. Sc. Curricula in Physics. This book provides a concise and comprehensive account of this subject and should meet the requirements of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students in Physics.


Key Features

  • • All circuits have been analyzed from first principles, thus the book can be used for self-study • Large number of solved examples in each chapter to facilitate understanding and analysis. In addition, there are about 150 problems with answers • Chapters are devoted to bring out the physical aspects of the devices, such as transistors and MOSFETs • A unique feature of the book is a chapter on IC fabrication technology • Numerous illustrations scattered through out the book. NEW TO THE SECOND EDITION: Several chapters in the second edition have been revised and material added for wider coverage. • A chapter on the basics and the emerging trends in Nano-Electronics included. • Discussion on field effect transistor fully revised. • Large number of problems (many with complete solutions) added. • A full section included on circuit applications of p-n diode. • Discussion on class C- amplifiers added in the chapter on Power Amplifiers.



Table of content

Preface to the Second Edition / Preface to the First Edition / Acknowledgements / Physical Constant / Introduction to Semiconductors / The p-n Junction and Diode Applications / The Junction Transistor / DC Circuit Design and Analysis / Small Signal BJT Amplifiers: Analysis using r–Parameters / Small Signal Amplifiers and Z, Y and h-Parameters / Feedback in Amplifiers / Integrated Circuit Fabrication / Field-Effect Transistors (FETs) / FET Circuits and Applications / Power Amplifiers / Frequency Response, Coupling Methods, Multistage Amplifiers / Differential and Operational Amplifiers / Operational Amplifier Applications / Nanoelectronics / Index.




Audience
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students