Anyone with a basic technical background can gain a fast understanding of electronics technology with the easy-to-read Electronics Technology Handbook. Electronic engineering newcomers will find this a one-step, non-mathematical resource for clear explanations of electronics technology essentials--from AC theory and generation to wireless communications and microprocessors.
Encyclopedic coverage supported with hundreds of concept-clarifying illustrations shows you exactly how contemporary electronic devices and systems work and interact. You'll quickly discover the principles at the heart of such widely used technologies as transistors; integrated circuits; television; ATM machines; cell phones; bar-code readers; sensors; robotics; satellites; electron microscopes; process control; radar; global positioning system; night vision systems; and much more.
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Sect. 18 Radio Transmitters and Receivers 335( n7 K V/ y# _' @5 [6 K
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Sect. 19 Television Broadcasting and Receiving Technology 347% p* D/ n& Y0 P3 h0 G% ]( C
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Sect. 20 Telecommunications Technology 363+ s; C' T% H; Y3 j# H
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Sect. 21 Consumer Electronics Products 387/ x5 p5 q1 e' G# W' U3 |3 I E, b
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Sect. 23 Military and Aerospace Electronic Systems 4213 m Z, `! M: x+ F
$ { t( e- r: H( {* @Sect. 24 Marine Electronics Technology 455 F- b, g7 c& [) y% E4 |% S 0 W7 d6 x) Y5 Z* u* o5 `& n. ^Sect. 25 Scientific and Medical Instrumentation 465) e! j: c4 I3 o, e1 c7 {' J# s1 B
( @$ q) |. u7 oSect. 26 Semiconductor Device Manufacturing 475 " l8 x& k/ P, q( g0 f; }7 a% e9 u/ b" X" a$ b
Sect. 27 Semiconductor Device Packaging 495 : t/ W: ^6 `- v" Q7 Q& @& N 7 j" X' r6 u b' a& w kSect. 28 Electronic Circuit Packaging and Assembly 509: ^/ A4 I% ]) ^& t6 n