Hickman I. Hickman's Analog and RF Circuits

Oxford: Newnes. – 1998. – 308 p. I have been writing articles for magazines since the early 1970s, and many of these have been published in Electronics World (founded in 1911 as The Marconigraph but known for most of its life as Wireless World). This is undoubtedly the foremost electronics magazine in the UK, being widely read by professional electronics engineers on the one hand, and the more advanced electronics enthusiasts and hobbyists on the other, both in the UK and throughout many countries of the world, English-speaking and otherwise. A collection of these articles was published in 1995, under the title Analog Circuits Cookbook. This proved very popular, and the present companion volume is the result of a suggestion that further articles of mine from Electronics World should likewise be republished. Most but not all in this present collection of articles were published since the preparation of the earlier volume. And all appeared under the name Ian Hickman except two, which originally appeared under other pen names. The articles have been grouped in four sections: General analog circuitry, Audio, RF and Basic principles. The latter section contains the 'Cathode Ray'-style explanatory articles, though it must be said that to some extent any classification scheme must be arbitrary- some articles could equally well be included under two if not three of the four groupings mentioned above. But that is neither here nor there; the important things are the articles themselves. So now, please read on.General analog circuitry
Audio
Basic principles