The art and science of analog circuit design
By: edited by Jim Williams
Series: EDN series for design engineers; EDN series for design engineers
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Number of pages: 398
ISBN-13: 9780585470870
Subjects: TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING; Circuits; Electronics; Design and construction; Electronic circuit design; General; Linear integrated circuits; Integrated
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on print version record.
Table of contents: title: The importance of fixing / Jim Williams; title: How to grow strong, healthy engineers / Barry Harvey; title: We used to get burned a lot, and we liked it / Barry Harvey; title: Analog design productivity and the challenge of creating future generations of analog engineers / Keitaro Sekine; title: Thoughts on becoming and being an analog circuit designer / Gregory T.A. Kovacs; title: Cargo cult science / Richard P. Feynman; title: Signal conditioning in oscilloscopes and the spirit of invention / Steve Roach; title: One trip down the IC development road / William H. Gross; title: Analog breadboarding / James M. Bryant; title: Who wakes the bugler? / Carl Battjes; title: Tripping the light fantastic / Jim Williams; title: Analog circuit design for fun and profit / Doug Grant; title: A new graduate's guide to the analog interview / Robert Reay; title: John Harrison's "ticking box" / Lloyd Brown; title: Moore's law / Eric Swanson; title: Analog circuit design / John Willison; title: There's no place like home / Jim Williams; title: It starts with tomorrow / Barrie Gilbert; title: The art and science of linear IC Design / Carl Nelson; title: Analog design; title: thought process, bag of tricks, trial and error, or dumb luck? / Arthur D. Delagrange.