Design With Operational Amplifiers And Analog Integrated Circuits

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Key Features The author very effectively blends rigorous theory with real-life applications. His emphasis on the physical picture helps students develop practical insight, a key to making sound design decisions. His descriptive and straightforward writing style flows with ease for the reader. Approximately 175 carefully worked examples scattered throughout the text, along with over 550 ingenious and thought-provoking end-of-chapter problems, help students develop an effective problem-solving methodology as well as sound engineering judgment. The topical and pedagogical organization is designed to take the reader from the simple to the more sophisticated, using a "building block" approach to tackle more advanced systems and concepts. The vast selection of topics, thorough analysis of practical circuits, and cleverly presented applications, prepare the student for employment in the real world and also serve as a precious reference for the practicing engineer. The extensive use of PSpice throughout the book reflects current industrial practices. www.mhhe.com/franco3 -- includes the author's FILDES software and the password-protected solutions manual for instructors to download. About The Author SERGIO FRANCO is a professor of Electrical Engineering at San Francisco State University. He was born in Friuli, Italy,and earned his Ph.D from the university of Illinois at Urbana-champaign. Prior to becoming professor, Dr. Franco had extensive industrial experience and has worked and publised in such diverse areas as solid state phycsis,pattern reconition, electronic music, IC design,and medical, consumer and automotive electronics. Dr. Franco is also the author of the textbook Electric Circuit Fundamentals, Oxford University Press, 1995. In addition to teaching, Dr. Franco consults for industry Table Of Contents Chapter 1 Operational Amplifier Fundamentals Chapter 2 Circuits with Resistive Feedback Chapter 3 Active Filters: Part I Chapter 4 Active Filters: Part II Chapter 5 Static Op Amp Limitations Chapter 6 Dynamic Op Amp Limitations Chapter 7 Noise Chapter 8 Stability Chapter 9 Nonlinear Circuits Chapter 10 Signal Generators Chapter 11 Voltage References and Regulators Chapter 12 D-A and A-D Converters Chapter 13 Nonlinear Amplifiers and Phase-Locked Loops