电路设计基础知识与参考书籍

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"电路设计基础" 在电子工程领域，电路设计是至关重要的一个环节，它涉及到硬件工程师、研究员在产品开发中的基本技能。这里提到的书籍系列《Circuit Design Base》可能是一套综合性的参考资料，旨在为工程师和研究人员提供全面的电路设计知识。该系列书籍包括了多个子主题，如微控制器、嵌入式软件、嵌入式硬件、无线网络以及射频(RF)和无线技术，这些都是现代电子工程的核心组成部分。 1. **微控制器**：由Lucio Di Jasio等人编写的《PIC Microcontrollers: Know It All》深入探讨了微控制器的原理和应用，特别是针对PIC微控制器。这包括微控制器的架构、编程语言、外围接口以及在实际系统中的集成。 2. **嵌入式软件**：Jean Labrosse等人的《Embedded Software: Know It All》涵盖了嵌入式系统的软件开发，包括实时操作系统、调试技巧、优化方法以及与硬件的交互。 3. **嵌入式硬件**：Jack Ganssle等人编著的《Embedded Hardware: Know It All》关注硬件层面，讲解如何设计高效能、低功耗的嵌入式系统，涵盖电路板设计、电源管理、传感器接口等。 4. **无线网络**：Praphul Chandra等人合著的《Wireless Networking: KnowItAll》涉及无线通信的基础理论和技术，如Wi-Fi、蓝牙、Zigbee等，以及无线网络的安全性和性能优化。 5. **射频与无线技术**：Bruce Fette等人编写的《RF & Wireless Technologies: Know It All》深入研究射频技术，包括天线设计、调制解调、信号传播以及无线通信标准。 6. **电气工程**：Clive Maxfield等人的《Electrical Engineering: Know It All》是电气工程的全面指南，涵盖了电路理论、电磁场、电力系统等多个方面的内容。这些书籍作为参考，能够帮助工程师和研究人员在各自的专业领域内提升技能，解决实际问题，设计出更高效、可靠的电路系统。通过深入学习这些内容，不仅可以掌握电路设计的基本原理，还能了解到最新的技术和行业趋势，这对于提升个人职业发展和推动技术创新至关重要。

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About the Authors

Darren Ashby (Chapters 1, 19, 26, and 35) author of Electrical Engineering 101,isa

self-described “techno geek with pointy hair.” He considers himself a Jack of all trades,

master of none. He figures his common sense came from his dad and his book sense

from his mother. Raised on a farm and graduating from Utah State University

seemingly ages ago, he has nearly 20 years of experience in the real world as a

technician, engineer and a manager. He has worked in diverse areas of compliance,

production, testing and his personal favorite, R&D.

He jumped at a chance some years back to teach a couple of semesters at his alma

mater. For about two years, he wrote regularly for the online magazine “chipcenter.

com.” He is currently the Director of electronics R&D at a billion dollar consumer

product company. His passions are boats, snowmobiles, motorcycles and pretty much

anything with a motor in it. When not at his day job, he spends most his time with his

family and a promising R&D consulting/manufacturing firm he started a couple of

years ago.

He lives with his beautiful wife, four strapping boys and cute little daughter next to

the mountains in Richmond, Utah.

Bonnie Baker (Chapters 18, 19, 25 and 38) author of A Baker’s Dozen, also writes the

monthly “Baker’s Best” for EDN magazine. She has been involved with analog and

digital designs and systems for over 20 years. Bonnie started as a manufacturing

product engineer supporting analog products at Burr-Brown. From there, Bonnie moved

up to IC design, analog division strategic marketer, and then corporate applications

engineering manager. In 1998, she joined Microchip Technology and served as their

analog division analog/mixed-signal applications engineering manager and staff

architect engineer for one of their PICmicro divisions. This expanded her background to

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not only include analog applications, but microcontroller solutions as well. At present,

she has returned to the Precision Analog fold at Texas Instruments in Tucson, Arizona.

Bonnie holds a Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of

Arizona (Tucson, AZ) and a bachelor’s degree in music education from Northern

Arizona University (Flagstaff, AZ). In addition to her fascination with analog design,

Bonnie has a drive to share her knowledge and experience and has written almost 300

articles, design notes, and application notes and she is a frequent presenter at technical

conferences and shows.

Stuart Ball, P.E., (Chapters 20, 34) author of Analog Interfacing to Embedded

Microprocessors, is an electrical engineer with over 20 years of experience in electronic

and embedded systems. He is currently employed with Seagate Technologies, a

manufacturer of computer hard disc drives.

Bruce Carter (Chapter 19) a contributor to Electrical Engineering 101, is currently an

Engineer for the Test and Measurement group of Texas Instruments. Carter earned a BS

in Engineering Physics from Texas Tech University, and a BS in Electrical Engineering

from the University of Texas. He authored several technical articles, including four

chapters in Op-Amps for Everyone. New edition publishing soon.

John Crowe (Chapter 13) co-author of Introduction to Digital Electronics, is Reader in

Biomedical Informatics in the School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering,

University of Nottingham, UK. His contribution to this book is based upon material

used in a Digital Electronics module delivered to 1st and 2nd year undergraduate

students.

His research concerns the development of novel biomedical instrumentation such as

fetal heart rate monitors and integrated optical and electronics ASICs for imaging skin

blood flow.

Ian Grout (Chapters 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12) the author of Digital Systems Design

received his B.Eng in Electronic Engineering (1991) and PhD (1994) from Lancaster

University (UK). He has worked in both industry and the academic field in

microelectronic circuit and electronics design and test. He currently works in the areas

of mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) design for testability (DfT) and digital electronic

circuit design using programmable logic. The author is currently a lecturer within the

Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering at the University of Limerick

(Ireland). He currently teaches programmable logic and integrated circuit design and

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test principles within the university and has worked in Limerick since 1998. Prior to this

he was a lecturer in the Engineering Department at Lancaster University (UK).

Barrie Hayes-Gill (Chapter 13) co-author of Introduction to Digital Electronics,is

Associate Professor in Integrated Circuit Design and Electronic Instrumentation in the

School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, University of Nottingham, UK. He has

lectured inintegrated circuit design both within the University of Nottingham and at

international locations around the World.

His research and industrial work concerns the development of compact and low noise

instrumentation for medical devices and instrumentation where he deploys off-the-shelf

electronic components and semi-custom and full custom integrated circuits for

integrated optical sensors. He has published widely with over 150 publications and 10

patents on medical devices and VLSI systems. In addition to his University post he is

also an Executive Directorat Monica Healthcare Ltd.

Ian Hickman, Eur. Ing. D. I. H. May B.Sc.Hons, C.Eng., MIEE, MIEEE

(Chapters 2, 4, 5, 23, 24) is the author of Analog Electronics. He has been interested

in electronics since the late 1940s, and professionally involved in it since 1954.

Starting with a crystal set, his interests over the years have covered every aspect of

electronics, though mainly concentrating on analog. Now retired, Ian was a consultant

to Electronics World for many years. He is a Member of the Institution of Engineering

and Technology: and a Life Member of the Institute of Electrical & Electronics

Engineers. He has also written several books including Practical RF Handbook,

Hickman’s Analog and RF Circuits, and Analog Circuits Cookbook, to name just a few.

Walt Kester (Chapters 16, 17) is the author of Mixed Signal and DSP Design

Techniques. He is a corporate staff applications engineer at Analog Devices. For over

35 years at Analog Devices, he has designed, developed, and given applications

support for high-speed ADCs, DACs, SHAs, op-amps, and analog multiplexers. Besides

writing many papers and articles, he prepared and edited eleven major applications

books, which form the basis for the Analog Devices world-wide technical seminar

series including the topics of op-amps, data conversion, power management, sensor

signal conditioning, mixed-signal, and practical analog design techniques. He also is the

editor of The Data Conversion Handbook, a 900þ page comprehensive book on data

conversion published in 2005 by Elsevier. Walt has a BSEE from NC State University

and MSEE from Duke University.

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Thomas Kugelstadt (Chapter 22) was a contributor to Op Amps for Everyone.Heisa

senior application engineer at Texas Instruments. He is writing many technical articles

on various subjects, often system related.

He also provides freelance writing services if your company were ever interested in a

technical subject but experienced difficulties finding a writer.

Ron Mancini (Chapter 26) the editor of Op Amps for Everyone has spent nearly fifty

years in electronics. Recently retired, he was a Staff Scientist at Texas Instruments for

many years. He was also a regular columnist for EDN.

Richard Palmer (Chapter 26) was a contributor to Op Amps for Everyone.

Robert A. Pease (Chapters 1, 3, 6) author of Troubleshooting Analog Circuits, attended

Mt. Hermon School, and graduated from MIT in 1961 with a BSEE. He worked at

Philbrick Researches up to 1975 and designed many Op-Amps and Analog Computing

Modules.

Pease joined National Semiconductor in 1976. He has designed about 24 analog ICs

including power regulators, voltage references, and temp sensors. He has written 65þ

magazine articles and holds about 21 US patents. Pease is the self-declared Czar of

Bandgaps since 1986. He enjoys hiking and trekking in Nepal, and ferroequinology. His

position at NSC is Staff Scientist. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE.

Pease is a columnist in Electronic Design magazine, with over 240 columns

published. The column, PEASE PORRIDGE, covers a wide range of technical topics.

Pease also has posted many technical and semi-technical items on his main website:

http://www.national.com/rap Many of Pease’s

recent columns are accessible

there

Pease was inducted into the E.E. Hall Of Fame in 2002. Refer to:

http://www.elecdesign.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=17269&Extension=pdf

See Pease’s other web site at http://www.transtronix. com

Mike Tooley (Chapters 1, 21, and 33) author of Electronic Circuits, is a technical

author and consultant. He was formerly Vice Principal at Brooklands College in Surrey,

England, where he was responsible for the delivery of learning to over 10,000 Further

and Higher Education students increasingly by flexible, open and online distance

learning. Mike is the well-known author of several popular engineering and related text

books, including widely adopted course texts for BTEC, GCE A-level and GCSE

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qualifications in Engineering. Mike’s hobbies include astronomy, amateur radio,

aviation, computing and electronic circuit design and construction.

Tim Williams (Chapters 14, 15, 19, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40,41, 42, 43, and Appendix A) is

the author of The Circuit Designer’s Companion, 2

Edition. He works at Elmac

Services, which provides consultancy and training on all aspects of EMC, including

design, testing and the application of standards, to companies manufacturing electronic

products and concerned about the implications of the EMC Directive.

Tim Williams gained a BSc in Electronic Engineering from Southampton University

in 1976. He has worked in electronic product design in various industry sectors

including process instrumentation and audio visual control. He was design group leader

at Rosemount Ltd before leaving in 1990 to start Elmac Services.

He is also the author of “EMC for Product Designers” (now in its fourth edition,

Elsevier 2006), and has presented numerous conference papers and seminars. He is

also author of “EMC for Systems & Installations” with Keith Armstrong. He is an EMC

technical assessor for UKAS and SWEDAC.

Peter Wilson (Chapters 25, 30, 31, 32) author of Design Recipes for FPGAs, is Senior

Lecturer in Electronics at the University of Southampton. He holds degrees from

Heriot-Watt University, an MBA from Edinburgh Business School and a PhD from the

University of Southampton. He worked in the Avionics and Electronics Design

Automation Industries for many years at Ferranti, GEC-Marconi and Analogy prior to

rejoining academia . He has published widely in the areas of FPGA design, modeling

and simulation, VHDL, VHDL-AMS, magnetics and power electronics. He is a Senior

Member of the IEEE, member of the IET, and a Chartered Engineer.

Bob Zeidman (Chapters 27, 28, 29) author of Designing with FPGAs and CPLDs,is

the president of Zeidman Consulting (www.ZeidmanConsulting.com), a premiere

contract research and development firm in Silicon Valley. He is also the president of

Zeidman Technologies (www.zeidman.biz), a developer of tools for embedded systems

hardware and software development, and president of Software Analysis and Forensic

Engineering Corporation (www.SAFE-corp.biz), the leading provider of software

intellectual property analysis tools. Bob has designed ASICs, FPGAs, and PC boards

for RISC-based parallel processor systems, laser printers, network switches and routers,

and other systems for clients including Apple Computer, Cisco Systems, Mentor

Graphics, and Ricoh. He is the inventor of SynthOSTM, a tool for synthesizing software

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