Hardware Books

In my job, I don't need to get the nitty-gritty details of wireless technologies, I need to write reports and make suggestions for how wireless will improve our bottom line. This is the first book that puts wireless and mobile technology into a business perspective in a way that helps me make recommendations to my company.

From the developers of MMPM/2 itself, this book covers all sorts of information that you just can't get anywhere else. If you're doing any sort of OS/2 multimedia programming, even if you think you know what you're doing, you really should have this book. The one drawback is that it doesn't cover any new features in OS/2 Warp 4 like DART and the audio mixer API's.

I was looking for a book that would show a group of executives and technical staff what the AS/400 could do in the e-commerce world. This books answered those questions and more. It was written in a very easy to follow mannor. I would recommend it to those either with or without AS/400 experience.

This is a complete reference for web developers. Extended definitions of MPEG, MIDI, DVD, Java, DSL, VRML, and telecommunications terms. The appendices include tutorials on HTML 4.0, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, Linux commands, RFCs, and the full XML spec. If you are a serious developer, you need this book.

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Ably compiled and edited by a professional engineer of over 35 years' experience, Digital Circuit Analysis and Design with an Introduction to CPLDs and FPGAs is a textbook specifically designed for students and working professionals in the field of electrical engineering. Chapters cover common number systems and conversions, binary codes, fundamentals of boolean algebra, combinational logic circuits, sequential logic circuits, introduction to ABEL hardware description language, VHDL, Verilog, and Boundary-Scan Architecture, and much more. Black-and-white engineering diagrams, sample equations and charts, and many other visual aids help spell out the concepts described by the pedagogical text. Each chapter also offers multiple practical applications, since Digital Circuit Analysis and Design is specifically a design-oriented textbook. A singularly useful reference, self-teaching tool and resource for aspiring and practicing electrical engineers.

Teaching or learning FPGA-based digital circuit design is never easy. However, once a teacher, a student or a practicing engineer equip him or herself with such a book, life will be much easier. The book includes a self-contained part on VHDL language description with a large number of examples. These examples provide applications using most of the building blocks of combinational and sequential digital circuits. The examples are discussed, with implementable VHDL code. The code is explained in a leisurely pedantic and simple manner that is quite easy to understand. The design examples are provided with synthesis, simulation and elaborate comments. A chapter that covers SPICE provides a background on circuit simulation.

The material contained between the two end-pages of this book facilitates the work expected by computer or electronic engineers. The book is a great addition to my library and I have to congratulate the author on a job well-done.

The author states, in Chapter 1:
"In this book, I will show you from the ground up how to design the digital circuits inside the PC, or more precisely, the circuitry inside those black IC chips. Specifically, I will show you how to design the logic circuit for a microprocessor, which is at the heart of every electronic device."

This is exactly what he does, step by step. There is sample code and a recommended development board that you can purchase for nominal cost to learn from. I am so glad this book is available and I am writing this review to encourage authors like this to continue. Interested people, hobbyists and professional engineers alike, will enjoy this walk through the mysterious world of IC chips.

This is the best guide on the subject I have seen so far.

This has been a great book for me. I have been using a digital camera for anumber of years now but this book stil taught me a lot. It is written so that it easily understood, has all that you need to know as an amateur photographer, and should be around for a long time. I keep the book handy to refer back to when needed. Great book.

Students and practicing engineers receive a basic introduction to the common methods used to design electrical circuits using modern logic design techniques, so will find this an unusual combination of traditional teachings updated with modern logic sequencing and computer-aided tools. It's designed as a textbook, so college-level students and practicing engineers will find it most handy - but it covers all the basics, from Boolean algebra and logic gates to Karnaugh maps. An accompanying cd-rom includes simulations and third-party software, making this highly recommended for any in-depth, practicing engineer or student.