Overview
Electronic Devices and circuit theory by Robert Boylestad Louis Nashelsk is written in the simple and logical language. This book describes almost all the devices, which are needed by an engineer. Every topic is illustrated with labeled diagram accompanied by solved numerical and exercise along with answers at the end of every chapter. Let us took a bird’s eye view of this book.The Book “Electronic Devices and circuit theory by Robert Boylestad Louis Nashelsk” is in your hands. This book illustrates the commonly used Electronic devices are introduced. Chapter 1 give a solid foundation about semiconductor and semiconductor devices including p-type and n-type and pn-junction diode. Diode equivalent circuits and specifications sheets are also included. Next chapter introduces diode application. It includes Load-Line Analysis, Diode approximation AND/OR Gates, Half wave and full wave rectification are the next important content to be addressed in this chapter. The more application involves Clippers, Clampers, zener diode and voltage-multiplier circuit. The third chapter introduces Bipolar junction Transmitter and configuration. It's application as switch and amplification. Next chapter addresses how to bias a transistor. How BJT act as common base, common emitter, and common collector. Chapter 5 addresses Field Effect Transfer and Characteristics. Furthermore, it discusses Depletion-Type MOSFET, Enhancement-Type MOSFET, VMOS, and CMOS. Application in the AC Domain, BJT Transistor Modeling. The next chapter addresses about fixed-Bias configuration, voltage-Divider Biasing, Depletion-Type -Mosfet and Enhancement-Type MOSFETs and troubleshooting process. Chapter 7 addresses BJT TRANSISTOR MODELING especially re modeling. Next chapter is concerned with Small Signal Analysis and several configurations. Chapter 9 is concerned with FET SMALL-SIGNAL ANALYSIS and finally, chapter 10 describes System-Approach-Effects of Rs and RL.
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