hardware engineers cannot ignore the importance of learning electronics as a subject. From chip and circuit design and programming to assembly, knowledge of electronics is a must! so here we bring you a neat collection of free ebooks on semiconductors, circuits, controllers and various other aspects of electronics. enjoy!
1. engineer’s mini notebook: formulas, tables and basic circuits
author/s: forrest m. mims iii editorial: radio shack, 1993
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This book includes standard application circuits and circuits designed by the author. each circuit was assembled and tested as the book developed. once the book was completed, the author reassembled each circuit to check for errors.
2. practical electronics
author/s: wikibooks, 2012
The goal of this book is to teach you simple analog and digital electronics at a practical level. By the end of this book, you should be able to combine circuit elements to create more complex circuits and understand how it works.
3. analog circuits
author(s): yuping wu (ed.) publisher: intech, 2013
In this book, a new architecture for a sar adc is proposed to eliminate process mismatches and minimize errors. the automated system for the design of passive filter circuits with the attractive local search is presented…
4. photodiodes: from fundamentals to applications
author(s): ilgu yun publisher: intech, 2012
This book represents the recent progress and development of photodiodes, including fundamental revisions and specific applications developed by the authors themselves. the book is intended for graduate students, engineers, and researchers.
5. electronics
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author(s): wikibooks publisher: wikibooks, 2012
The goal of this textbook is to explain the design and function of electronic circuits and components. The text covers electronic circuit components, DC analysis, and AC analysis. It should be useful for hobbyists and engineering students alike.
6. digital circuits
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author(s): wikibooks publisher: wikibooks, 2012
This book will serve as an introduction to digital circuits. it will draw heavily on discrete math concepts, but it won’t require any prior knowledge of the topic because all the necessary math concepts will be covered in the text.
7. introduction to physical electronics
author/s: bill wilson editor: connections, 2010
an introduction to solid-state devices, transmission lines, and electromagnetic wave propagation. content: conductors, semiconductors and diodes; bipolar transistors; feet; integrated circuit manufacturing; lines of transmission; AC steady state transmission.
8. advances in solid-state circuit technologies
author/s: paul k chu editor: intech, 2010
This book describes the current status of important issues in solid-state circuit technologies. the chapters are grouped into the following categories: general information, circuits and devices, materials and characterization techniques.
9. circuit analysis
author/s: john e. White House Publisher: Horwood Limited Publishing, 1997
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content: network equations; network theorems; networks with inductors and capacitors; network analysis using phasors; the laplace transform in network analysis; the fourier series and the fourier transform; the frequency response of networks; etc
10. principles of semiconductor devices
author/s: bart van zeghbroeck, 2007
This book explores the behavior of semiconductor devices to show the relationship between device material parameters and the resulting electrical characteristics. the text provides the link between physics and electronic circuit design.
11. socratic electronics
author/s: tony r. kuphaldt, 2008
questions and answers about electronics covering several topics: basic electricity, simple circuits, ohms law, operational amplifiers. A proven way to center instruction around students is to teach by asking questions, often referred to as the Socratic method.
12. electrical circuit lessons
author/s: tony r. kuphaldt publishing house: openbookproject.net, 2008
The goal was to put high-quality, readable information on industrial electronics in the hands of students. the book was written without delving too much into the math, while keeping a lot of important information.
13. orcad pspice a/d reference manual
author/s: orcad, 1998
This manual is the necessary reference when working with special circuit analysis in pspice a/d. covers detailed command descriptions, boot option definitions, and a list of supported devices in the digital and analog device libraries.
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