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Analog Circuit Design: Art, Science and Personalities Hardcover – Import, 1 January 1991

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Butterworth-Heinemann
Publication date ‏ : ‎ 1 January 1991
Edition ‏ : ‎ First Edition, First Printing
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Print length ‏ : ‎ 368 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0750691662
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0750691666
Item weight ‏ : ‎ 1.09 kg
Part of series ‏ : ‎ EDN Series for Design Engineers

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Jim Williams, who worked for Linear Technology for nearly three decades, started as an applications engineer in the early years of the company. His contributions were many-fold. He was a legendary analog circuit designer, problem solver, writer and mentor to many engineers over the years. Jim passed away in June 2011 after suffering a stroke.

Hailing from Detroit in the shadow of a booming postwar US automotive market, Jim developed an early curiosity and interest in all things electronic. He would talk about working at a TV repair shop during his early years, so he could poke around inside to find out how they worked. His passion for electronics took him to Boston, where his intellect and drive helped him find a technician’s job working on the Apollo program. Although self-taught in electronics, Jim taught and did research at Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1968 to 1979, concentrating exclusively on analog circuit design. During this time, he began his legendary writing career—finding clear, elegant ways to describe complex and seemingly indescribable design challenges and solutions.

Before joining Linear Technology in 1982, Jim worked in National Semiconductor’s Linear Integrated Circuits Group for three years. In nearly 30 years with Linear, Jim had the unique role of staff scientist, with interests spanning product definition, development and support. He was consumed with developing analog circuits, helping set up instruments in the company’s labs, mentoring junior engineers in-house and customers outside, even answering his own phone. Jim maintained a lab at his home and worked there, in a lab at least as well outfitted as the one at work.

Jim Williams was named Innovator of the Year by EDN magazine in 1992 and elected to Electronic Design Hall of Fame in 2002. His outside interests spanned sports cars, collecting antique scientific instruments, art, and restoring (and using) old Tektronix oscilloscopes.

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Reinhard Bode
Für Liebhaber der Analogtechnik und Operationsverstärkern
Reviewed in Germany on 1 March 2013
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Sehr interessantes Buch für den der sich mit Analogtechnik beschäftigt und beschäftigt hat und die Gurus aus Amerika verehrt. Leider leben zwei der Macher Jim Williams der Editor und Bob Pease nicht mehr. 22 Fachleute haben Artikel für dieses Buch geschrieben, sehr interessant auch die Geschichte der Analogbausteine kennenzulernen.

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Clinton Millett
Excellent
Reviewed in Canada on 2 July 2024
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I enjoyed this book. Much of it I new, some I didn't and some was over my head! It's an excellent reference.

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Daren S. Wilson
Quality and Quantity of Insight into the Minds of Electronics Engineers
Reviewed in the United States on 12 October 2016
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This is an excellent thought-kindling book, with depth on how EEs think, solve problems, and hammer out clever yet practical solutions. Every professional EE, electronics student and some scientists who depend on electronics, as well as anyone who loves tinkering with circuits, will get much out of this book. Processes of solving problems and creating solutions are in the foreground while essential concepts such as Kirchoff's Laws, transfer functions and semiconductor physics don't go away.

There are five parts, though the 30 chapters could just as well be organized other ways. The variety of electronics topics covered is vast, though of course within the analog world and not much digital. But there is some digital: there is a great chapter with covers various ways to design a D2A. I usually toss together a simple R-2R ladder but there are subtleties to this craft I hadn't though of before. BTW, the readers most likely to derive insight and pleasure from this book, already know what "D2A" and "R-2R" refer to. Beginners with less knowledge may yet find career inspiration from most of the chapters, and use curiosity about unfamiliar concepts as launching points for personal study.

The challenge of engineering is that engineers must kow-tow to the laws of physics and the cruel strictness of mathematics. There are also manufacturing and economics limitations. In other fields of Human endeavor such as politics or retail marketing, the main limitations are man-made, fuzzily-defined, and variable. Engineering must work within the hard realities of the physical world. One chapter is "Reality-based Analog Integrated Circuit Design". Given a tough new problem, how can an engineer come up with a superb solution when the great masters of the past have published and patented some very good designs for similar problems? Have we pushed up against what physical or manufacturing reality allows? There is always room for novel solutions applicable to any given niche. The great engineers of today will indeed surpass the great engineers of the past, with the right kind of thinking and a good understanding of new technologies. This is the main point of the book.

This book won't become obsolete soon. The stories told may involve old technologies, even vacuum tubes. One chapter, "Reflections of a Dinosaur", acknowledges this, though actually that chapter doesn't show any vacuum tube schematics. (In fact, it covers the aforementioned D2A converters.) The thinking process, how to make use of what one has available to solve tomorrow's problems, is a decade-independent art.

Physically, the book is well-built, hardcover and not falling apart after only a couple years like some books do.

Enjoyable reading (for engineers), and a way to peer inside the minds of good engineers. A taste of real life as an EE, rather than the theory and processes of textbooks. This is among my few most favorite books.

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Mr. Bernard
Un livre de complément en Electronique Analogique
Reviewed in France on 18 August 2011
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Ce livre correspond bien à la photo de couverture :
Les meilleurs circuits peuvent naître dans le bordel d'un labo en désordre.
Livre intéressant que j'ai acheté lors du décès de son auteur.
Une grande figure de L'Electronique Analogique.
Mais ce n'est pas un livre de base, seulement un livre de complément d'où les 3 étoiles seulement.

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Mr A S Robertson
Thanks Jim
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 February 2015
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If as I you enjoy analogue (analog) electronics you’ll find this a great read. Mainly historical of course but still relevant for electronic necromancers of the art. Excellent bathroom literature.

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