Basic Electronics

Washington: US Goverment Printing Office, 1955. — 728 p.Basic Electronics presents many of the basic concepts in the field of electronics. Emphasis is placed primarily on the theory of operation of typical electronic components and circuits that have frequent application in naval electronic equipments. The description of specific equipments is left
to the rating texts. This training course is intended as a basic reference for all enlisted personnel of the Navy whose duties require them to have a knowledge of the fundamentals of electronica. However, it is not intended that each rate of each rating concerned must study every chapter in the book. The chapters on amplifiers, for example, includes an introductory chapter which will be useful to all who are concerned with amplifiers, plus two other chapters which cover d-c amplifiers and audio-power amplifiers which will be necessary only for those who service and maintain those types of equipment.