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Second Edition
By
R M MARSTON, Technical author.
Description
This manual is a useful single-volume guide specifically aimed at the practical design engineer, technician, and experimenter, as well
as the electronics student and amateur. It deals with the subject in an easy to read, down to earth, and non-mathematical yet comprehensive
manner, explaining the basic principles and characteristics of the best known devices, and presenting the reader with many practical
applications and over 200 circuits. Most of the ICs and other devices used are inexpensive and readily available types, with universally
recognised type numbers.
The second edition has been revised to include new and developing technologies such as PIR movement detectors
and fibre-optic data links. In addition, components no longer in production have been replaced with parts that are easily available from
major suppliers.
Audience
Technicians, hobbyists, students, electronic designers
Contents
Basic principles; LED display circuits; LED graph circuits; 7-segment displays; Light-sensitive devices; IR-sensitive devices; Optocoupler
devices; Brightness-control techniques; IR light-beam alarms; IR remote control systems; Optoelectronic miscellany; Index.
| Bibliographic details |
Paperback, 272 pages, publication date: MAY-1999
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-4166-1
ISBN-10: 0-7506-4166-5
Imprint: NEWNES
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