Basic methods for microcomputer-aided analysis of electronic circuits
By: M. Bialko, R. Crampagne, D. Andreu.
Contributors: Crampagne, R.; Andreu, D.
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 458
Subjects: Electronic circuits -- Mathematical models.; Electric circuit analysis -- Data processing.
Description: In this book the authors cover the basic methods of computer analysis of electronic circuits: these include numerical integration, automatic circuit matrix generation, solutions to a set of linear equations, non-linear equation solution and Fourier series analysis. All topics are illustrated by computer programs written in Turbo Pascal.

Key features of the text are as follows: source codes of all programs are on an accompanying diskette and listed at the end of each chapter; algorithms used in the text are fully described and used in programs saved in the diskette; and numerical methods used do not demand previous experience.

Basic Methods for Microcomputer-Aided Analysis of Electronic Circuits can be used on second and third year undergraduate courses of circuit theory in departments of electrical and electronic engineering and computer science.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [456]) and index.