Dennis Electronic Components and Systems

1. Auflage 2013
ISBN: 978-1-4831-0334-1
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, 272 Seiten, Web PDF

Electronic Components and Systems focuses on the principles and processes in the field of electronics and the integrated circuit. Covered in the book are basic aspects and physical fundamentals; different types of materials involved in the field; and passive and active electronic components such as capacitors, inductors, diodes, and transistors. Also covered in the book are topics such as the fabrication of semiconductors and integrated circuits; analog circuitry; digital logic technology; and microprocessors. The monograph is recommended for beginning electrical engineers who would like to know the fundamental concepts, theories, and processes in the related fields.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Dennis, W. H.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Front Cover;1
2;Electronic Components and Systems;4
3;Copyright Page;5
4;Table of Contents;8
5;Preface;6
6;Symbols, abbreviations and units;11
7;Chapter 1. Basic aspects;16
7.1;Physical fundamentals;16
7.2;Semiconductors;19
7.3;Bias;23
7.4;Passive and active components;27
7.5;Circuit elements;29
8;Chapter 2. Materials;36
8.1;Metals;36
8.2;Semiconductors;37
8.3;Semiconductor characteristics;40
8.4;Magnetic materials;41
8.5;Insulators;42
8.6;Ceramics;43
8.7;Plastics;44
8.8;Encapsulation materials;44
9;Chapter 3. Passive components — resistors, capacitors and inductors;46
9.1;Resistance;46
9.2;Capacitors;57
9.3;Inductance;66
10;Chapter 4. Active electronic components I: semiconductor diodes;76
10.1;Rectification;77
10.2;Zener diode;82
10.3;Gunn diode;83
10.4;Avalanche diode oscillators;85
10.5;Varactor diode;86
10.6;Schottky-barrier diodes;87
10.7;Tunnel diode;88
10.8;Unijunction transistor (UJT);89
10.9;Thyristors;91
10.10;SCR used as a rectifier;94
10.11;Diac;96
11;Chapter 5. Active electronic components II: bipolar transistors;98
11.1;Transistor action;99
11.2;Current and amplification;101
11.3;Basic configurations;102
11.4;Transistor characteristics;109
12;Chapter 6. Active components III: unipolar transistors;114
12.1;Basic types;116
12.2;Junction gate field-effect transistor;118
12.3;Metal oxide semiconductor transistor (MOST);119
12.4;Complementary MOS transistors;123
12.5;Charge-coupled devices;126
13;Chapter 7. Fabrication of semiconductors and integrated circuits;133
13.1;Metal extraction;133
13.2;Crystal growth;135
13.3;Production;137
13.4;Gallium arsenide;142
13.5;Field effect transistors;144
13.6;Integrated circuits;144
13.7;Thin and thick film circuits;154
14;Chapter 8. Analogue circuitry;158
14.1;Analogue circuits;159
14.2;Operational amplifiers;161
14.3;Voltage comparators;168
14.4;Voltage regulation;169
14.5;Impedance;171
14.6;Filters;173
15;Chapter 9. Digital logic technology;179
15.1;Binary system;179
15.2;Logic circuits;181
15.3;Logic functions;183
15.4;NOT gate;183
15.5;AND gate;184
15.6;OR gate;184
15.7;Logic arrays;185
15.8;NAND gate;185
15.9;NOR gate;186
15.10;MOS logic;187
15.11;Integrated injection logic;190
15.12;Bistable (flip-flop) circuits;192
15.13;Digital logic ICs;194
15.14;Logic parameters;198
16;Chapter 10. Digital computers;200
16.1;Hardware;201
16.2;Software;211
16.3;Computer arithmetic;216
17;Chapter 11. Microprocessors;219
17.1;General aspects;220
17.2;Memory;223
17.3;Circuit elements;224
17.4;Bipolar devices;224
17.5;Software;225
17.6;Applications;227
17.7;Future trends;228
17.8;Microsensors;229
18;Chapter 12. Very-large-scale integration;231
18.1;Cost reduction;232
18.2;Size reduction;233
18.3;VLSI requirements;234
18.4;The 64K-bit RAM;236
18.5;Role of silicon;238
18.6;Gallium arsenide;239
18.7;Josephson tunnel junction;240
18.8;Magnetic bubbles;240
18.9;Obstacles to VLSI;241
19;Chapter 13. Optoelectronic components;243
19.1;Photoelectronic devices;243
19.2;Electroluminescence;252
19.3;Fibre-optics;261
20;Further reading;269
21;Index;270