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Electronics | Foreword | Basic Electronics | Complex Electronics | Electricity | Machines | History of Electronics | Appendix | edit

[edit] Foreword

  1. Aim of This Textbook
  2. Prerequisites
  3. Preface


  1. Charge and Coulomb's Law Development stage: 75% (as of June 12, 2005)
  2. Basic Concepts Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  3. Cells Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  4. Resistors Development stage: 100% (as of June 12, 2005)
  5. Capacitors Development stage: 75% (as of June 18, 2005)
  6. Inductors Development stage: 75% (as of June 18, 2005)
  7. Other Components Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  8. DC Voltage and Current Laws Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  9. Nodal Analysis Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  10. Mesh Analysis Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  11. Thevenin and Norton Equivalent Circuits Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  12. Superposition Development stage: 50% (as of June 18, 2005)
  13. Diagnostic Equipment Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  14. DC Circuit Analysis Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  15. Measuring Instruments Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  16. Noise in electronic circuits Development stage: 00% (as of June 12, 2005)

[edit] Chapter 2: AC Circuits

  1. AC Circuits Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  2. Phasors Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  3. Impedance Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  4. Steady State Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)

[edit] Chapter 3: Transient Analysis

  1. RC Circuits Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  2. RCL Circuits Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)

[edit] Chapter 4: Analog Circuits

  1. Analog Circuits Development stage: 00% (as of June 12, 2005)
  2. Vacuum Tubes Development stage: 25% (as of June 12, 2005)
  3. Diodes Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  4. Transistors Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  5. Amplifiers Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  6. Operational amplifiers Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  7. Analog multipliers Development stage: 50% (as of July 19, 2006)

[edit] Chapter 5: Digital Circuits

  1. Digital Circuits
  2. Boolean Algebra
  3. TTL
  4. CMOS
  5. Integrated Circuits

[edit] Elements of Digital Circuits

  1. Transistors
  2. Basic Gates
  3. Latches and Flip Flops
  4. Counters
  5. Adders
  6. Decoders and Encoders
  7. Multiplexers
  8. magnitude comparator

[edit] Computer Architecture

  1. RAM and ROM
  2. Registers
  3. ALU
  4. Control Unit
  5. I/O
  6. RTN

[edit] Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog Converters

  1. Analog to Digital Converters
  2. Sequential Approximation Registers
  3. Digital to Analog Converters

[edit] Radio engineering

  1. frequency spectrum
  2. Gallery of VLF-signals
  3. VLF-reception with the PC
  4. Reception of DRM-transmitters
  5. Transmitter design

[edit] Appendix

This book is part of a series on Electric Circuits:

  1. Definitions Development stage: 50% (as of June 12, 2005)
  2. Formulas
  3. Circuit Symbols (Editors should also look at Template)
  4. Identifying Components and Valuesimage:25%.png
  5. Laplace Transform pairsimage:25%.png
  6. Design Basics: Tools and Equipment
  7. Electro-Mechnical Analogies
  8. Electronics/Expanded Edition

Resources: (When adding links make sure to fill out the Permission Form)

  1. Discuss this book
  2. GCSE Science/Electricity
  3. Wikipedia's Electronics
  4. Wikipedia's List of electronics topics

Resources that are not yet covered by the Permission Form

  1. Tony R. Kuphaldt's Lessons in Electric Circuits
  2. American Home Electronics
  3. An eBook resource site with related topics to RF, DSP and Electronics

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