By
Douglas Self, Douglas Self has a worldwide reputation as a leading authority on audio amplifier design, but it is perhaps less well known that he has
devoted a good deal of study to small-signal circuitry, including many years as the chief design engineer at one of the major mixing
console manufacturers, where his achievements included winning a Design Council Award. His rigorous, skeptical, and thoroughly practical
approach to design has been applied to the small signal area as well, and some of the results to be found in this book.
Senior designer
of high-end audio amplifiers and contributor to Electronics World magazine, Douglas has worked with many top audio names, including Cambridge
Audio, TAG-McLaren Audio, and Soundcraft Electronics.
Ben Duncan, International consultant in high quality Audio Electronics, Pro & Hi-Fi; and prolific equipment designer. See Ben Duncan Research websites.
Ian Sinclair, Long-standing technical author, UK
Richard Brice, Commercial Director of Miranda Technologies, a global company specialising in television and channel-branding equipment in Saint-Laurent, Canada
John Linsley Hood, (1925-2004) Independent Technical Author
Andrew Singmin, Education: Master's Degree, Semiconductor Physics from Brunel University inLondon; Ph.D., Solid State Physics from the University of London.,
Most recently Quality Assurance Manager at Accelerix in Ottawa, Canada. Currently working as an ISO 9000 Quality Assurance Manager for
Conexant Systems Inc. in Ottawa, Canada.Over 25 years of experience in electronics/semiconductor device technology.Has written for Popular
Electronics and the Electronics Handbook, as well asBeginning Analog Electronics Through Projects, 2E and Beginning Digital Electronics
Through Projects, Modern Electronics Soldering Techniques,Dictionary of Modern Electronics Technology, and Practical Audio Amplifiercircuit
Projects
Don Davis, Don Davis and his wife, Carolyn, founded Synergetic Audio Concepts in 1972, retired in 1995. Don is a Senior member of the IEEE, Fellow
of the AES and has received the Heyser Award, Life Time Achievement Award from NSCA and from USITT, Recognition for participation in
the Brussels World Fair 1958 from the U.S. Dept. of State, and for the U.S. Exhibition in Moscow in 1959.
Eugene Patronis, Eugene Patronis is Professor of Physics Emeritus at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He has also served as
an industrial and governmental consultant in the fields of acoustics and electronics.
John Watkinson, Reading, UK
International consultant in audio, video and data recording.
Included in series
Newnes Know It All
Audience:
Electronics Engineers; Audio Engineers and Technicians
