Handbook of Electrical and Electronics Technology

by Curtis D. Johnson (Editor)

This concise, practical applications handbook is designed as a reference for daily job activities in electrical and electronics technology. Each chapter addresses a major topic and offers practical examples.
The Handbook of Electrical and Electronics Technology provides a concise, yet thorough, treatment of the basic concepts, principles, devices, and elements of modern electrical and electronics networks. These include general circuit concepts and sources of electrical power; common circuit components from resistors to transistors, as well as transformers and motors; analog and digital integrated systems; special purpose ICs, such as timers, phase-lock-loops, and amplifiers; and specialized areas, including filters, measurement, and communication.

Hardcover

First published December 31, 1996