Titlebook: Electronics; A General Introducti G. H. Olsen Book 1968 G. H. Olsen 1968 applied physics.electronics.physics

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4489-0r-reaching as to change the whole outlook of the science and technology of electronics. The physical principles involved in transistor action. had been worked out in conjunction with their colleague, W. Shockley; and in recognition of their work the three physicists were awarded jointly the 1956 Nobel Prize for Physics.

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Atul Sarma,Debabani Chakravartysuperior to man in many fields because of their ability to work to precision limits for long periods without fatigue. The speed of computer calculations is such that no human being could compete successfully with an electronic digital computer.

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Introduction to Logic Circuits,superior to man in many fields because of their ability to work to precision limits for long periods without fatigue. The speed of computer calculations is such that no human being could compete successfully with an electronic digital computer.

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Talal El Zarif,Wenxin Xu,Bradley A. McGregorpattern. Experience in interpreting the waveforms in an electronic circuit often produces valuable information about the behaviour of the electronic apparatus or associated equipment. . and . show the essential features of several common waveforms and introduce some of the terms used in connection with them.

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Masood Gheasi,Annet H. de Lange be replaced by reliable electronic apparatus. Such apparatus depends upon photoelectric devices. The devices, often called photoelectric cells, have the ability to convert light signals into corresponding electric signals. The latter can then be processed by conventional electronic equipment to produce desired results.