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Overview
Simplified Design of IC Amplifiers has something for everyone involved in electronics. No matter what skill level, this book shows how to design and experiment with IC amplifiers. For experimenters, students, and serious hobbyists, this book provides sufficient information to design and build IC amplifier circuits from 'scratch'. For working engineers who design amplifier circuits or select IC amplifiers, the book provides a variety of circuit configurations to make designing easier.Provides basics for all phases of practical design.
Covers the most popular forms for amplifier ICs avaliable today.
Provides a wealth of information on amplifier ICs and related components.
Audience: Electronics engineers & technicians.
Synopsis
Simplified Design of IC Amplifiers has something for everyone involved in electronics. No matter what skill level, this book shows how to design and experiment with IC amplifiers. For experimenters, students, and serious hobbyists, this book provides sufficient information to design and build IC amplifier circuits from 'scratch'. For working engineers who design amplifier circuits or select IC amplifiers, the book provides a variety of circuit configurations to make designing easier.
Provides basics for all phases of practical design.
Covers the most popular forms for amplifier ICs avaliable today.
Provides a wealth of information on amplifier ICs and related components.
Booknews
Shows how to design, build, test, and experiment with commercial IC amplifier circuits. Part I describes how the circuits operate and how to design them, with step-by-step test instructions. Part II provides design examples with off-the-shelf components. Includes chapters on test procedures, operational amplifiers, OTAs, current-feedback amplifiers, wideband transconductance amplifiers, and special purpose amplifier ICs. For those involved in electronics, including students, hobbyists, and working engineers. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)