Components Books

I am a fan of many of the 'Simple' books. While they inially seem trite, reading not prousing brings new insights. Text is the strong point. Pretty pictures a bonus Also recommend Packing. Womens Wardrobe.

This is the very good book for integrated circuits design.

The author is now the publisher of a modified version of the text. One additional chapter has been added. The additional chapter addresses feedback oscillators. The best review for any text is do you use it. We use it in our semi-conductor course. The fact that he applies Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws to semi-conductor devices is a major plus. Our school uses r parameters to model and explain solid state devices. Zanger is one of the few authors that approches circuit analaysis with the rigor that we demand. The text is written at a level appropriate to Electronics Technology.

The book is of great depth and still wide in the diverse areas of data fusion.

Real world examples are picked up and related to data fusion technologies or methods.

It is a good start to the solution of any problem that deals with fusing information, of all types and sorts.

José Freitas - Madeira - Portugal

The book came on time and it was in very good condition. i am satisfied.

I am a florist currently working in Kaluville, CA. I was very interested in Germaniums and accidently picked up this book. I was amazed to read this book, though the subject matter was quite difficult to follow, I ended up just reading the pictures. They were pretty. I dont think i have learned anything about germaniums and didnt find anything about silicone implants but its great for the coffee table (its a bit bent).

I am a student of microelectronics and this book has been very helpful to my understanding of the technology SOI MOSFETs transistors behaviors. The Colinge was very didactic in his book. I recommend.

This book very clearly describes the switching noise problems and what to watch for. All ASIC designers who are designing any kind of network, router, switch type of circuits must read this book to understand the interaction between silicon and systems.

This book also gives many paractical solutions to minimize noise within the chip and systems. Various design rules are presented in this book to show how to minimize noise without compromizing speed. Finally I really liked the section of driver/receiver design showing techniques to reduce noise and how to improve noise immunity

This book is a useful text for the begin- or middle-grade enginneers(or students) to upgrade their ability in electonic circuit design. First of all, the example(s) in each section is very helpful. To whom has an eye on analyzing circuits qualitatively but not quantitably with confidence, the examples would be a good guide.

Mr. Tartar has compiled a great deal of information in a format that is easy to understand and use in practical applications. It is refreshing to read technical information that has a sense of real world application written between the lines.