Electronic Circuit Analysis and Design (Mcgraw-Hill Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Electronics and Vlsi Circuits.)

By Donald A. Neamen

This introduction to the concepts of microelectronic circuits and devices covers important semiconductor devices and their applications; analog electronics, including operational amplifiers and integrated circuits; and digital circuits. PSPICE is incorporated throughout the text in examples, and a separate appendix contains a PSPICE introduction and examples for DC, AC and transient analysis. The text's coverage of field effect transistors and basic FET amplifiers reflects the industry popularity of enhancement mode MOSFET devices. However, a balance between bipolar and FET circuit analysis is found in each chapter.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0256119198
• ISBN13: 9780256119190
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Irwin Professional Publishing
• Length: 1128 Pages
• Weight: 5.05 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Fast delivery

What impresses me most is the fast delivery of this book. I got it three days after I ordered it.

Very Comprehensive

I am an undergrad and I think this is a great introductory book. It is extremely comprehensive and detailed. I highly recommend it if you really want to learn the material in detail.

A good book

This book is a very good book. Care has been taken to explain details very carefully. There is an extensive list of problems to tackle. But I'd suggest that a reader use this book in conjunction with another more elementary book, Electroinc Principles by Malvino becuase for some readers the extensive usage of mathematical analysis might prove to be a 'turn-off'. However, for an undergrad course, one needs to know what is given in the book and when used in conjuction with Malvino, it makes a winning combination. Overall, a good book.

Detailed and up-to-date reference

A detailed book. Covers a lot on MOS technology and explained how transistors are used in digital electronics. Some good examples too! This book covers those important elements which are left out by introductory or standard books on electronics.