This is the second of three volumes. Its purpose is to provide an overview of the most commonly used electronic components, for reference by students, engineers, hobbyists, and instructors.
While you can find much of this information dispersed among datasheets, introductory books, websites, and technical resources maintained by
manufacturers, the Encyclopedia of Electronic Components gathers all the relevant facts in one place, properly organized and verified, including
details that may be hard to find elsewhere. Each entry includes typical applications, possible substitutions, cross-references to similar devices,
sample schematics, and a list of common problems and errors.
You can find a more detailed rationale for this encyclopedia in the Preface to Volume 1.
- The book consists of 30 chapters:
Chapter 1. SCR
Chapter 2. diac
Chapter 3. triac
Chapter 4. solid-state relay
Chapter 5. optocoupler
Chapter 6. comparator
Chapter 7. op-amp
Chapter 8. digital potentiometer
Chapter 9. timer
Chapter 10. logic gate
Chapter 11. flip-flop
Chapter 12. shift register
Chapter 13. counter
Chapter 14. encoder
Chapter 15. decoder
Chapter 16. multiplexer
Chapter 17. LCD
Chapter 18. incandescent lamp
Chapter 19. neon bulb
Chapter 20. fluorescent light
Chapter 21. laser
Chapter 22. LED indicator
Chapter 23. LED area lighting
Chapter 24. LED display
Chapter 25. vacuum-fluorescent display
Chapter 26. electroluminescence
Chapter 27. transducer
Chapter 28. audio indicator
Chapter 29. headphone
Chapter 30. speaker
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