Includes solutions to all of the problems at the end of each chapter. Topics include types of amplifiers and design factors that affect bandwidth and frequency response, types of coupling including electronic networks and transformers, impedance considerations and how to tailor impedance to the requirements of the circuit; the use of positive and negative feedback in design of multistage circuits, the use of phase splitters in designs, low and high frequency compensation schemes, and applications of differential amplifiers and op amps. There are sections specific to audio amplifiers, video amplifiers, RF amplifiers, and the book concludes with a section on Magnetic Amplifiers and how to control inductance by design, including core windings, types of cores, etc. There is a glossary of terms and a detailed index at the back.

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2 Responses to “Electronic Amplifiers and Circuit Design (Analog Electronics Series)”

1. Professor Frank says:

   November 6, 2009 at 12:00 am

   The way the material is presented is really excellent. The author avoids getting bogged down with math, and sticks to the actual electronic principles pertaining to amplifier design. I would have liked to see more color illustrations, but that’s kind of nitpicking. I already have a background in basic electronics, but this helped tie a lot of loose ends together, and also covered several things I have never seen mentioned before in other texts.

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2. Mona says:

   March 13, 2012 at 11:58 am

   Dear Sir/Madam,
   I have faced a problem and would like to ask if you would possibly do me a favour. I have an electronic device named RF power amplifier 315 MHZ (made in China-PCR1A). The problem is dealing with its range to get the frequency from the receiver. I mean it’s not good enough and I would like to improve its range by replacing some elements-of course if it’s possible!. I also would like to mention that it’s not possible for me to change the whole device. I would appreciate if an expert will help me. I’m really bored out of mind!
   Thank you.

   Regards,
   Mona

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