I noticed that there is a new book out about LTSpice - I agree about
simulation - all the valve amp design I now do is also modelled in
LTSpice...
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On 04/13/2015 11:52 AM, 'Ian Vine' via neonixie-l wrote:
When I studied Electronics at Manchester University back in 1985 that
was one of the mandatory texts. I can't remember the price back then
but it was pretty steep around £30 I think. My copy is looking a bit
battered now so maybe a
There's an on-line errata at http://artofelectronics.net/errata/
http://artofelectronics.net/errata/
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As others commented on the blog, the basic EE theory is largely unchanged.
What *HAS* changed in the past 30 years is the amount of simulation work
you can do on circuits, so I would hope that is covered in the new edition.
When I choose components for my designs, the availability of SPICE
For many Electronic Engineers, myself included, AoE was *the* definitive
text but that was 26 years ago.
Parts of it obviously became outdated as the industry progressed and the
3rd edition has been long discussed and anticipated.
Now, it's finally here
