The Art and Science of Analog Circuit Design

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赞，好书，楼主辛苦了！

revolution1983

mit用的书 ，值得一看

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Product Description
In this companion text to Analog CircuitDesign: Art, Science, and Personalities, seventeen contributors presentmore tutorial, historical, and editorial viewpoints on subjects relatedto analog circuit design. By presenting divergent methods and views ofpeople who have achieved some measure of success in their field, thebook encourages readers to develop their own approach to design. Inaddition, the essays and anecdotes give some constructive guidance inareas not usually covered in engineering courses, such as marketing andcareer development.

revolution1983

Product Description
In this companion text to Analog CircuitDesign: Art, Science, and Personalities, seventeen contributors presentmore tutorial, historical, and editorial viewpoints on subjects relatedto analog circuit design. By presenting divergent methods and views ofpeople who have achieved some measure of success in their field, thebook encourages readers to develop their own approach to design. Inaddition, the essays and anecdotes give some constructive guidance inareas not usually covered in engineering courses, such as marketing andcareer development.

revolution1983

Jim Williams is a famous circuit designer, and has a bunch of friendswho are famous circuit designers (or very good ones who are liable tobecome famous one of these days). This book, a sequel to his excellent"Analog Circuit Design: Art, Science, and Personalities" gives you alook inside the minds of these guys, and the result is veryilluminating. It is an eclectic volume, ranging from Harrison'seighteenth-century maritime chronometer to oscilloscope verticalamplifiers to detailed advice on how to approach design problems.Williams's own chapter, "The Importance of Fixing" focuses on theintellectual discipline of troubleshooting, and what a wonderfulclassroom the inside of a broken but well-designed piece of hardwarecan be. The emphasis of this volume is growing good engineers, byteaching the rhythm of the insight, design, prototype, debug iterationas practiced by the best. If you have circuits to design, this bookwill pay for itself in about 5 minutes, and you'll be a more confidentand adventurous designer. I've owned it for five years or so, and readit at least annually.

revolution1983

This is a Lazy Saturday Afternoon book. You can read it front-to-backor you can just flip to random pages. Either way, you'll find veryentertaining stories (as long as you're an EE) packed with greatinformation. Covers everything from obscure transistor parameters tomarketing. It made me a better engineer and I enjoyed every page.

revolution1983

You gotta admire the experienced geeks and how they learnt electronicsstuff the hard but lasting way. They can never forget the basics asthey have so much practical experience. Being a beginner in thiswonderful field of analog design, I enjoyed the book a lot. We tend tocram ourselves with knowledge from different books and our instructorsalso encourage us to explore different methods of explaining things butnothing can beat the time tested, practical experience gained by doingstuff on the bench. Some of the design ideas are really good. Afterreading this book read the book "trouble shooting analog circuits" byBob Pease. The authors have proven that practical bench experience isas important as theory in doing good, marketable designs.

revolution1983

The title and reviews give the impression that this book is acollection of the black arts and secrets of analog design. It isn't.80% of the chapters are old-timers' "when I were a lad" stories. It'snot necessarily a bad book - it's highly entertaining and well-written,and new graduates will find the real-life hints and caveats useful, butif you have more than a few years of experience in the industry, don'texpect to be educated.

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