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Preface
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nyone who knows electronics can create new ideas, and this book explores
that possibility by focusing on analog electronics. This is because in the real
world, signals are mostly analog, spanning continuously varying values, so
that circuits interfaced with the physical world have an analog nature, to process
analog signals.
The fascinating area of analog “grows” to overlap fundamental areas (elds,
circuits, signals and systems, and semiconductors), here morphed into a
self-consistent comprehensive book. This approach leads to a text that captures
the big picture, while still providing the necessary details, to reduce knowledge ...