The Analysis and Design of Linear Circuits by Roland E. Thomas

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The Analysis and Design of Linear Circuits

by Roland E. Thomas

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Info:	Prentice Hall (1994), Hardcover, 944 pages
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Improving upon its widely-acclaimed design coverage, the second edition of this text provides even greater design emphasis, with new open-ended design problems and a focus on evaluating design alternatives. Innovative pedagogy helps readers comprehend the basics; synthesize concepts from multiple chapter topics; design and evaluate circuit stages (or building blocks); and ultimately, design and evaluate complete circuits by integrating the concepts learned throughout the chapters.

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