Op Amp Applications Handbook
by Walt Jung
Publisher: Newnes 2004
ISBN/ASIN: 0750678445
ISBN-13: 9780750678445
Number of pages: 229
Description:
This practical handbook not only teaches the basic fundamentals of op amps, it also covers various op amp application areas in great detail. This is not a cookbook of circuit designs, but rather a book to learn how the circuit and amplifiers actually function. Circuit designers, electrical engineers, instrumentation engineers, or electrical engineering students, will find this to be a very useful and practical reference book on op amps and their application.
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