Boylestad Robert L., Nashelsky Louis. Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory

7th edition. — Upper Saddle River: Prentice Hall, 2010. — 934 p. — ISBN: 013769282X.A edition of this highly-successful text! As it has for the past quarter-century, Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory offers students a complete and comprehensive study of the electronic devices and circuits they need to understand for success on the job. The authors take a systems approach to their subject, covering topics in a "building block" fashion that ensures students comprehend fundamental concepts such as diodes and transistors before they tackle such advanced topics as compound configurations, power supplies, and oscilloscopes. For each device examined, the text covers most configurations and applications. Included are discussions of the full range of related topics typically addressed in the course, with clear, precise explanations and plenty of examples to back them up. A color format highlights and defines important concepts, while line drawings present circuits and devices as they appear in the "real world.".Semiconductor diodes.
Diode applications.
Bipolar junction transistors.
Dc biasing—BJTS.
Field-effect transistors.
FET biasing.
BJT transistor modeling.
BJT small-signal analysis.
FET small-signal analysis.
Systems approach — effects of Rs and RL.
BJT and JFET frequency response.
Compound configurations.
Discrete and IC.
Manufacturing techniques.
Operational amplifiers.
Op-amp applications.
Power amplifiers.
Linear-digital ICs.
Feedback and oscillator circuits.
Power supplies (voltage regulators).
Other two-terminal devices.
Pnpn and other devices.
Oscilloscope and other measuring instruments.