Circuit Design Using Personal Computers
by Thomas R. Cuthbert
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons 1983
ISBN/ASIN: 047187700X
Number of pages: 509
Description:
This practical guide to designing electronic circuits using small computers and programmable calculators makes it easy to implement both classical and sophisticated design techniques. It uses the interaction between circuit designer and computer to clarify both design techniques and fundamental concepts. It also shows how to produce useful answers quickly, while developing a feel for the procedure and obtaining insight into fundamental processes -- such as the errors between exact derivatives and their finite-difference estimates.
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