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028			_q2016 _bAllied Informatics, Jaipur
040			_bEnglish _aBSDU _cBSDU
082			_a621.381 _bCHA
100			_aChattopadhyay, D
245		0	_aElectronics : Fundamentals and Applications
250			_a13th
260			_bNew Age International Publishers _a New Delhi _c2016
300			_a746
500			_aThe book is meant for the students pursuing a beginners' course in electronics. Current syllabi of basic electronics included in physics (Honours/Major) curricula of different universities and those offered in various engineering and technical institutions have been consulted in preparing the material contained herein. In 23 chapters, the book deals with the formation of energy bands in solids; electron emission from solid surfaces; properties of semiconductors; metal-semiconductor contacts; pn junction diodes; rectifiers; voltage multipliers; clipping and clamping circuits; bipolar junction transistors; basic voltage and power amplifiers; feedback in amplifiers; regulated power supplies; sinusoidal oscillators; multivibrators; modulation and demodulation; field-effect transistors; ICs; OP AMPs; active filters; special semiconductor devices such as phototransistor, SCR, triac, diac, UJT, impatt diode, gunn diode, PIN diode, IGBT, etc.; digital circuits and systems; VLSI technology and circuits; CRO; communication systems; television; radar; lasers; fibre optics and holography. Software packages for circuit simulation, namely, spice and Pspice have been included in an Appendix. Also a new Appendix deals with the re and the hybrid models for bipolar junction transistor. Fundamental principles and applications are discussed herein with explanatory diagrams in a clear and concise way. Physical aspects are emphasized; and mathematical details are given wherever necessary. Many of the problems, review questions and objective-type questions included in the book are taken from recent examination papers.
504			_aBasic Ideas: Energy Bands in Solids Electron Emission from Solids Properties of Semiconductors Metal– Semiconductor Contacts Semiconductor Junction Diodes Diode Circuits Junction Transistor Characteristics Junction Transistors: Biasing and Amplification Basic Voltage and Power Amplifiers Feedback in Amplifiers Sinusoidal Oscillators and Multivibrators Modulation and Demodulation Field-effect Transistors Integrated Circuits and Operational Amplifiers Active Filters Special Devices Number Systems, Boolean Algebra, and Digital Circuits Some Digital Systems VLSI Technology and Circuits Cathode Ray Oscilloscope Communication Systems Elements of Television and Radar Lasers, Fibre Optics, and Holography
650			_aElectronics
700			_a Rakshit, P C
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