An edition of The art and science of analog circuit design
(1998)
The art and science of analog circuit design
by Williams, Jim
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The art and science of analog circuit design
1998, Butterworth-Heinemann
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0585470871 9780585470870
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Table of Contents
The importance of fixing / Jim Williams
How to grow strong, healthy engineers / Barry Harvey
We used to get burned a lot, and we liked it / Barry Harvey
Analog design productivity and the challenge of creating future generations of analog engineers / Keitaro Sekine
Thoughts on becoming and being an analog circuit designer / Gregory T.A. Kovacs
Cargo cult science / Richard P. Feynman
Signal conditioning in oscilloscopes and the spirit of invention / Steve Roach
One trip down the IC development road / William H. Gross
Analog breadboarding / James M. Bryant
Who wakes the bugler? / Carl Battjes
Tripping the light fantastic / Jim Williams
Analog circuit design for fun and profit / Doug Grant
A new graduate's guide to the analog interview / Robert Reay
John Harrison's "ticking box" / Lloyd Brown
Moore's law / Eric Swanson
Analog circuit design / John Willison
There's no place like home / Jim Williams
It starts with tomorrow / Barrie Gilbert
The art and science of linear IC Design / Carl Nelson
Analog design
thought process, bag of tricks, trial and error, or dumb luck? / Arthur D. Delagrange.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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