Basic Electronics - U. S. Bureau Of Naval Personnel

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Résumé :
Originally prepared for Naval training courses and so thoroughly revised as to be an essentially new book, this introduction covers the important aspects of applied electronics and electronic communication. It requires no more advanced preparation than knowledge of the principles of applied electronics and elementary mathematics. An excellent text for self-study as well as the classroom, this course is as valuable to hobbyist as to beginning students of electronics.

Sommaire:
1. Introduction to Electronic Equipments 2. Safety 3. Basic Test Equipment 4. Characteristics of Matter and Energy 5. PN Junction Power Supplies 6. Transistors 7. Electron Tubes 8. Electronic Voltage Regulators and Meters 9. Fundamentals of Communication Theory 10. Tuned Circuits 11. Introduction to Receivers 12. Detectors 13. Audio Amplifiers 14. RF Amplifiers 15. Oscillators 16. Mixers and Converters 17. Intermediate Frequency Amplifiers 18. Receiver Control Circuits 19. Receiver Alignment 20. Introduction to Transmitters 21. RF Power Amplifiers 22. Amplitude Modulation 23. Frequency Modulation 24. Receiver and Transmitter Troubleshooting 25. Single Sideband 26. CW and FM Reception 27. Six-Step Troubleshooting 28. Transmission Lines 29. Wave Propagation and Antennas APPENDIX I. Periodic Table of the Elements II. Trigonometric Functions III. Table of Logarithms IVa. Semiconductor Letter Symbols IVb. Electron Tube Letter Symbols V. Joint Electronics Type Designation (AN) System VI. Electronics Color Coding VII. Electronics Symbols INDEX