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Electronics - Circuits and Systems is a truly up-to-date textbook, with coverage carefully matched to the electronics units of the BTEC National Engineering course.The material has been organized with a logical learning progression, making it ideal for a wide range of pre-degree courses in electronics. The approach is student-centred and includes: numerous examples and activities; web research topics; self test features, highlighted key facts, formulae and definitions. Each chapter ends with a set of problems, including exam-style questions and multiple-choice questions. The book is also supported by a companion website featuring extensive support for students and lecturers, including answers to the questions in the book, interactive exercises, extra maths support and selected illustrations from the book. Highly visual learning style with numerous worked examples appeals to electronic students. Companion website offers interactive learning support for students and PowerPoint slides with illustrations for lecturers. Updated layout to compete with the competition and to facilitate the readers understanding.

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Front-matter

Electronics

Circuits and Systems

Electronics

Circuits and Systems

Fourth Edition

Owen Bishop

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Newnes is an imprint of Elsevier

The Boulevard, Langford Lane, Oxford OX5 1GB, UK

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First edition 1999

Reprinted 2000

Second edition 2003

Third edition 2007

Fourth edition 2011

The right of Owen Bishop to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

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ISBN: 978-0-08-096634-2

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Preface

Owen Bishop

This book is written for a wide range of pre-degree courses in electronics. The contents have been carefully matched to current UK syllabuses at Level 3 / A-level, but the topics covered, depth of coverage, and student activities have been designed so that the resulting book will be a student-focused text suitable for the majority of courses at pre-degree level around the world. The only prior knowledge assumed is basic maths and the equivalent of GCSE Double Award Science.

The UK courses covered by this text are:

BTEC National Engineering Pathways syllabus (2007), Units 5 (Electrical and Electronic Principles), 35 (Principles and Applications of Electronic Devices and Circuits), 62 (Microprocessor Systems and Applications), and the introductory stages of Units 51 (Industrial Process Controllers), 60 (Principles and Applications of Analogue Electronics), 68 (Principles and Applications of Microcontrollers), and 90 (Telecommunications Principles).

A-level (AS and A2) specifications from AQA, OCR and WJEC.

The book is essentially practical in its approach, encouraging students to assemble and test real circuits in the laboratory. In response to the requirements of certain syllabuses, the book shows how circuit behaviour may be studied with a computer, using circuit simulator software.

The book is suitable for class use, and also for self-instruction. The main text is backed up by boxed-off discussions and summaries, which the student may read or ignore, as appropriate. There are frequent Self Test questions at the side of the text with answers given in Supplement B. Numeric answers to other questions and answers to the multiple choice questions are on the companion website.

The text has undergone a major revision to produce this fourth edition. Additions to the content include five new Topics. These cover electrical and magnetic fields, diodes, oscillators, integrated circuits, and industrial process control systems. Several other Topics have been expanded, to reflect the increasing importance of digital electronics and microcontroller systems. All Topics have been updated where necessary, to keep pace with the many recent developments in electronics.

The On the Web panels in many Topics are a new feature of this edition. They are intended for students to make use of the wealth of relevant information available from that source. Also, this edition coincides with the launching of a companion website. This has a PowerPoint presentation of illustrations from the book for use by students and lecturers. It has the answers to numeric questions and to all the multiple choice questions. There are many more of these in this edition. There are pages of worked examples and questions for those who need extra support in maths.

The companion website also includes some novel features: a set of calculators for electronic formulae, animated diagrams to show electronic circuits in action, and series of interactive worksheets, with answers.

Practical Circuits and Systems

Circuit Ideas

As well as being a textbook, this is a sourcebook of circuit ideas for laboratory work and as the basis of practical electronic projects.

All circuits in this book have been tested on the workbench or on computer, using a circuit simulator. Almost all circuit diagrams are complete with component values, so the student will have no difficulty in building circuits that will work.

Testing Circuits

The circuit diagrams in this book provide full information about the types of components used and their values. Try to assemble as many as you can of these circuits and get them working. Check that they behave in the same ways as described in the text. Try altering some of the values slightly, predict what should happen, and then test the circuit to check that it does.

There are two ways of building a test circuit:

Use a breadboarding system to build the circuit temporarily from individual components or circuit modules.

Use a computer to run a circuit simulator. Build the circuit on the simulator, save it as a file, and then run tests on it.

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