The Art of Electronics Student Manual,9780521377096

The Art of Electronics Student Manual

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ISBN13: 9780521377096
ISBN10: 0521377099
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 1989-09-29
Publisher(s): Cambridge University Press
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Summary

This manual satisfies two needs for students and teachers using The Art of Electronics as a text: · It sets forth 23 laboratory exercises that can form the backbone of a one- or two-semester course in electronics, both analog and digital · It supplements the text's explanations of selected topics which have been chosen for their importance to a student, rather than a practitioner who uses the text as a reference. The manual is a product of many years' teaching at Harvard University, where the authors have tested and refined both lab exercises and explanations. The result is a set of course materials tailored to students' needs, moving quickly where appropriate and slowly on those concepts that students have found most difficult.

Table of Contents

ANALOG
Foundations
Chapter 1
1(2)
DC Circuits
3(21)
Resistors & instruments
15(9)
DC circuits
24(8)
Capacitors & RC Circuits
32(22)
RC circuits
46(5)
A Note on reading capacitor values
51(3)
Capacitors
54(7)
Diode Circuits
61(14)
Power supply
71(4)
Diode circuits
75(7)
Review
80(1)
Jargon and terms
81(1)
Transistors (bipolar)
Chapters 2&3
82(2)
Transistors I: First Model
84(10)
Emitter follower
90(4)
Transistors I
94(6)
Transistors II: Corrections to the first model: Ebers-Moll: re; applying this new view
100(18)
Common-emitter amplifier (bypassed emitter)
115(3)
Transistors II
118(6)
Transistors III: Differential amplifier; Miller effect
124(10)
Differential amplifier
131(3)
Transistors III
134(8)
Review
139(1)
Jargon and terms
140(2)
Field Effect Transistors
FETs I (linear applications)
142(14)
Current source, source follower
153(3)
FETs I(linear)
156(7)
Feedback and Operational Amplifiers
Feedback: Chapters 4, 5, & 6
163(3)
8: Op Amps I: Idealized view
166(9)
Inverting amplifier; summing circuit
175(1)
Op amps I
175(9)
Op amps II: Departures from ideal
184(16)
Integrators; effects of op amp errors
196(4)
Op amps II
200(7)
Active filters & Oscillators
Op Amps III: Positive Feedback, Good and Bad: comparators, oscillators, and unstable circuits; a quantitative view of the effects of negative feedback
207(26)
Appendix: Notes on op amp frequency compensation
222(2)
Effects of feedback (quantitative)
224(3)
Schmitt trigger
227(5)
Op Amp Innards: Annotated schematic of the LF411
232(1)
Positive feedback, good and bad
233(11)
Review
242(1)
Jargon and terms
243(1)
Field Effect Transistors (revisited)
FETs II: Switches (power Switching and analog switch applications)
244(11)
Sample and hold
250(5)
FET switches
255(12)
Review
264(1)
Jargon and terms
265(2)
Voltage Regulators and Power Circuits
Voltage Regulators
267(7)
Voltage regulators
274(7)
Jargon and terms
280(1)
DIGITAL
Digital Electronics
Chapter 8 & 9
281(1)
Digital Gates; Combinational Logic
281(28)
Multiplexers
283(12)
Binary arithmetic
295(14)
Digital gates
309(11)
Sequential Circuits: Flip-Flops
320(14)
combinational logic
332(2)
Flip-flops
334(8)
Counters
342(20)
counter applications
351(11)
Counters
362(13)
Memory; Buses; State Machines
375(19)
state machines
384(10)
Memory; State Machines
394(12)
Review
403(1)
Jargon and terms
404(2)
Digital Meets Analog
Analog<--->Digital; Phase-Locked Loop
406(15)
Analog<--->Digital; Phase-Locked Loop
421(10)
Review
430(1)
Jargon and terms
430(1)
Microcomputers; Microprocessors
Chapters 10 & 11
431(2)
μ1: IBM PC and our lab microcomputer
433(10)
minimal 68008 controller
441(2)
Add CPU
443(12)
Assembly Language; Inside the CPU; I/O Decoding
455(16)
Supplementary notes: introduction to assembly language
467(4)
μ2: I/O
471(8)
μ3: A/D <---> D/A Interfacing; Masks; Data tables
479(10)
Subroutines; More I/O Programming
489(9)
μ4: More Assembly-Language Programming; 12-bit port
498(27)
10 tiny programs
503(15)
12-bit frequency counter
518(3)
Hand assembly: table of codes
521(4)
A/D, D/A, Data Handling
525(10)
μ5: Interrupts & Other `Exceptions'
535(13)
Debugging aid: Register Check in two forms
541(7)
`Storage scope'; Interrupts & other `exceptions'
548(14)
μ6: Wrap-up: Buying and Building
562(5)
Applying your microcomputer (`Toy Catalog')
567(21)
Review
586(1)
Jargon and terms
587(1)
Appendix:
A Equipment and Parts List
588(4)
B Selected data sheets
2N5485 JFET
592(1)
DG403 analog switch
593(2)
74HC74 dual D Flip-Flop
595(2)
AD75698-bit A/D, D/A
597(3)
68008 execution times and timing diagram
600(5)
25120 write-only memory
605(1)
C Big Picture: Schematic of lab microcomputer
606(2)
D Pinouts
608(4)
Index 612

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