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Hands-On Electronics
A Practical Introduction to Analog and Digital Circuits, is a unique introduction to analog and digital electronics theory and practice. Ideal both as a college textbook and for self-study, the friendly style, clear illustrations and construction details included in the book encourage rapid and effective learning of analog and digital circuit design theory. This book differs from existing books of its type in that it is faster paced and goes into a bit less depth, in order to accommodate the needs of a onesemester course covering the elements of both analog and digital electronics.
In curricula that normally include one year of laboratory instruction in electronics, it may be suitable for the first part of a two-semester sequence, with the second part devoted to computers and computer interfacing – this scheme has the virtue of separating the text for the more rapidly changing computer material from the more stable analog and digital parts.
There are other texts that put integrated circuits, with their greater ease of use, before discrete devices; or digital circuits, with their simpler rules, before the complexities of analog devices.We have tried these approaches on occasion in our teaching and found them wanting. Only by considering first the discrete devices from which integrated circuits are made can the
student understand and appreciate the remarkable properties that make ICs so versatile and powerful.
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Boatowner's Illustrated Electrical Handbook
This second edition is perfect for learning how your boat’s electrical system and much of its equipment works, and it will be an invaluable guide when adding equipment as well. Further, Charlie Wing has remained faithful to the recommendation and application of the standards for installation and equipment as set forth by the American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC). As the
senior technical instructor for the ABYC and its curriculum designer I really appreciate the effort throughout the book to advise the reader on how to make repairs and modifications to his or her boat and remain compliant with the most recognized design and repair standards for recreational boats in the world.We at the ABYC know full well that adherence to these standards make a better, safer boat.Electricity consists of electrons. An electron is the smallest quantity of electricity that exists. It is such a small quantity, however, that we use the unit coulomb
(1 coulomb = 6.24 × 1018 electrons) in calculations. Electrons can be neither created nor destroyed, but can move through conductive materials.An electric current requires a continuous path of electrically conductive material, through which the electrons can return to
their source.
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Electromechanical Design Handbook, 3rd Edition
The handbook does not attempt to show an individual how to be a designer, but does present
the basic reference data and techniques used to perform the various design functions. The term electromechanical designer is appropriate today because many designers are involved with components and assemblies that contain elements that are mechanical, electrical, and electronic in nature, all dependently combined to form the finished product. Electromechanical designers today have many technological advantages over their predecessors. In modern manufacturing facilities, the designer has access to accurate measuring and testing equipment, computer-aided design stations, and high-speed and accurate manufacturing equipment, such as computer-controlled machining centers and multistation punch presses, and highly accurate sheet-metal cutting and bending machines. Facilities such as these allow parts to be made consistently more accurately and at a higher rate of production than in the past.
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