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Fundamentals of Electronic Circuit Design
Fundamentals of Electronic Circuit Design
David J. Comer
Donald T. Comer
ISBN: 978-0-471-41016-4
©2003
512 pages
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Brief Table of Contents:

  1. Introduction to Electronics
  2. Applications of Electronic Circuits
  3. Amplifier Models and Frequency Response
  4. Modeling and the Operational Amplifier
  5. The Semiconductor Diode and Nonlinear Modeling
  6. The MOSFET
  7. The BJT
  8. Integrated Circuit Design
  9. Integrated Circuit Design with the MOSFET
  10. Integrated Circuit Design with the BJT
  11. The Differential Amplifier
  12. Feedback Amplifier
  13. Large-Signal Circuits
  14. Basic CMOS Logic Circuits

Detailed Table of Contents:

  1. Introduction to Electronics

  2. 1.1 The Significance of Electronics
    1.2 Electronic Circuit Design
    1.3 Brief History of Electronics
    1.4 Electronics Education
    1.5 Level of the Textbook
  3. Applications of Electronic Circuits

  4. 2.1 Amplifiers
    2.2 Digital Circuits
    2.3 Electronic Instrumentation
    2.4 Modulation Circuits
    2.5 Filters
    2.6 Power Electronics
    2.7 Review of Thevenin's Theorem
    2.8 The Miller Effect
    2.9 Transient Waveforms
  5. Amplifier Models and Frequency Response

  6. 3.1 The General Model of an Amplifying Element
    3.2 Gain Elements
    3.3 Frequency-Dependent Factors
    3.4 Low-Frequency Response of an Amplifier
    3.5 High-Frequency Response of an Amplifier
    3.6 Multistage Amplifiers
  7. Modeling and the Operational Amplifier

  8. 4.1 Modeling
    4.2 The Operational Amplifier
    4.3 Op Amp Circuit Examples
    4.4 Designing for a Specified Gain and Bandwidth
  9. The Semiconductor Diode and Nonlinear Modeling

  10. 5.1 Semiconductor Material and Doping
    5.2 The pn-Junction
    5.3 Nonlinear Modeling
    5.4 The Diode Equivalent Circuit
    5.5 Applications of the Diode
    5.6 The Breakdown or Zener Diode
  11. The Mosfet

  12. 6.1 The Field-Effect Transistor
    6.2 Quantitative Description of Mosfet Operation
    6.3 Mathematical Description of Mosfet Device Characteristics
    6.4 The Mosfet as an Amplifying Element
    6.5 Other Amplifier Configurations
    6.6 Biasing of Discrete MOS Stages
    6.7 High-Frequency Model of the Mosfet
  13. The BJT

  14. 7.1 Bipolar Junction Transistor Operation
    7.2 Graphical Analysis of the BJT
    7.3 Discrete Circuit Biasing
    7.4 Small-Signal or Linear Models
    7.5 The BJT at High Frequencies
  15. Integrated Circuit Design

  16. 8.1 Comparison of Integrated to Discrete Component Circuits
    8.2 Simulation in IC Design
    8.3 Approximation in Circuit Design
  17. Integrated Circuit Design with the Mosfet

  18. 9.1 Mosfet Current Mirrors
    9.2 Amplifier Configurations for Mosfet Integrated Circuits
  19. Integrated Circuit Design with the BJT

  20. 10.1 IC Biasing with Current Mirrors
    10.2 High-Gain Stages Using Active Loads
    10.3 Amplifier Configurations in BJT Integrated Circuits
  21. The Differential Stage and the OP AMP

  22. 11.1 The Differential Amplifier
    11.2 A Typical OP AMP Architecture and Specifications
    11.3 A Practical OP AMP
  23. Feedback Amplifiers

  24. 12.1 The Ideal Feedback Amplifier
    12.2 The Practical Voltage Feedback Amplifier
    12.3 Stability of Feedback Systems
  25. Large-Signal Circuits

  26. 13.1 Switches
    13.2 Using Semiconductor Devices in Switching Circuits
    13.3 Multivibrator Circuits
    13.4 The 555 Timer
  27. Basic CMOS Logic Circuits

  28. 14.1 The CMOS Inverter
    14.2 CMOS Logic Gates
    14.3 Logic Function Realization
 

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