Basic Electronics

Klappentext Originally prepared for Naval training courses and so thoroughly revised as to be an essentially new book, this introduction covers the important aspects of applied electronics and electronic communication. It requires no more advanced preparation than knowledge of the principles of applied electronics and elementary mathematics. An excellent text for self-study as well as the classroom, this course is as valuable to hobbyist as to beginning students of electronics. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Introduction to Electronic Equipments2. Safety3. Basic Test Equipment4. Characteristics of Matter and Energy5. PN Junction Power Supplies6. Transistors7. Electron Tubes8. Electronic Voltage Regulators and Meters9. Fundamentals of Communication Theory10. Tuned Circuits11. Introduction to Receivers12. Detectors13. Audio Amplifiers14. RF Amplifiers15. Oscillators16. Mixers and Converters17. Intermediate Frequency Amplifiers18. Receiver Control Circuits19. Receiver Alignment20. Introduction to Transmitters21. RF Power Amplifiers22. Amplitude Modulation23. Frequency Modulation24. Receiver and Transmitter Troubleshooting25. Single Sideband26. CW and FM Reception27. Six-Step Troubleshooting28. Transmission Lines29. Wave Propagation and AntennasAPPENDIXI. Periodic Table of the ElementsII. Trigonometric FunctionsIII. Table of LogarithmsIVa. Semiconductor Letter SymbolsIVb. Electron Tube Letter SymbolsV. Joint Electronics Type Designation (AN) SystemVI. Electronics Color CodingVII. Electronics SymbolsINDEX

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• Authors: U.S. Bureau Of Naval, U. S. Bureau Of Naval Personnel, U.s. Bureau of Naval Personnel, Bureau Of Naval Person U. S. Navy, United States, United States Bureau of Naval Personnel, US NAVY
• Publisher: Dover Publications Inc.
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback / Softback
• Released: 28.03.2003
• EAN: 9780486210766
• ISBN: 978-0-486-21076-6
• No. of pages: 567
• Series: Dover Books on Engineering; Dover Books on Engineering
• Subject: Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Physics, astronomy > Mechanics, acoustics