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PublisherMorgan & Claypool Publishers
ISBN-101627054529
ISBN-139781627054522
eBay Product ID (ePID)8057265693
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Book TitleTao of Microelectronics
Number of Pages118 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicElectronics / Microelectronics, Electronics / Circuits / General, Electronics / General
Publication Year2014
GenreTechnology & Engineering
AuthorYumin Zhang
Book SeriesIop Concise Physics Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Length10 in
Item Width7 in
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SynopsisMicroelectronics is a challenging course to many undergraduate students and is often described as very messy. Before taking this course, all the students have learned circuit analysis, where basically all the problems can be solved by applying Kirchhoff's, Microelectronics is a challenging course to many undergraduate students and is often described as very messy. Before taking this course, all the students have learned circuit analysis, where basically all the problems can be solved by applying Kirchhoff's laws. In addition, most engineering students have also learned engineering mechanics: statics and dynamics, where Newton's laws and related principles can be applied in solving all the problems. However, microelectronics is not as clean as these courses. There are hundreds of equations for different circuits, and it is impossible to remember which equation should be applied to which circuit. One of the common pitfalls in learning this course is over-focusing at the equation level and ignoring the ideas (Tao) behind it. Unfortunately, these ideas are not summarized and emphasized in most microelectronics textbooks, though they cover various electronic circuits comprehensively. Therefore, most undergraduate students feel at a loss when they start to learn this topic. This book tries to illustrate the major ideas and the basic analysis techniques, so that students can derive the right equations easily when facing an electronic circuit., Microelectronics is a challenging course to many undergraduate students and is often described as very messy. This book tries to illustrate the major ideas and the basic analysis techniques, so that students can derive the right equations easily when facing an electronic circuit.
