Electronic Devices (Electron Flow Version)

by Thomas L. Floyd

Electronic Devices (ELECTRON FLOW VERSION) , Ninth Edition , provides a solid foundation in basic analog electronics and a thorough introduction to analog integrated circuits and programmable devices. The text identifies the circuits and components within a system, helping students see how the circuit relates to the overall system function. Full-color photos and illustrations and easy-to-follow worked examples support the text's strong emphasis on real-world application and troubleshooting. Updated throughout, the ninth edition features new GreenTech Applications and a new chapter, "Basic Programming Concepts for Automated Testing."

Genres: Engineering, Physics, Nonfiction, Reference

984 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[Arwa hawwa]

only some chapters it's ok

[Karim Banawan]

suitable for first year electronics only

[Offe]

Excellent book for learning the basics of electronics and electronic components.

[Superconformal Hassaan]

A very good book. I will write the rest of review when I get free

[Sarocha Sirinan]

Good

[Asad Ullah]

excellent book

[Duc]

yes

[Gareth Morgan]

A classic text in electronics engineering read by thousands of engineers every year.

[Nathan Roman]

Mid, does not cover clamper circuits very well :((((

[Joe Junio]

Required self-read for the board exams. :)

[Rajath Jayashankar]

Heavily descriptive in certain areas, while some important topics are just brushed upon.

[Imre Deák]

It's a nice book with clear explanations for fundamentals, but would need an errata for the problem sections (see the wrong solution for example 5-5).

[Matt]

Basic, but excellent.

[Jawad Vains]

I'm reading book

[Sanwal]

good

[احمد سالم]

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