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| Links/PDFs: (click on highlighted link to load) The books listed were originally published beginning in 1974, and authored by Walter G. Jung. While most of these have since gone out of print, copies can be obtained on the used market. For convenience in finding a book, search links to Abe Books are provided, directed by the ISBN for a particular edition. Note! With multiple editions and even multiple printings available, it behooves the buyer to make sure of exactly what book is being purchased. Verify the exact edition and copy condition with the vendor. It is highly recommended that one deal only with vendors providing a satisfaction guarantee.
1974. Covering 8 Chapters in 591 pages, it was one of the first practical books on IC op amp applications, and has been in print in three different editions since that time. IC Op Amp Cookbook 1st Ed. search IC Op Amp Cookbook, 2nd Edition was published in 1980. This edition dropped the 'Audio' and 'Unique Devices' chapters of the first, which were moved into stand-alone books (see below). Covering 10 Chapters in 480 pages, the new edition followed the first edition in popularity. IC Op Amp Cookbook 2nd Ed. search IC Op Amp Cookbook, 3rd Edition was published in 1986 by Howard W. Sams. This edition retained the general outline of the second, covering 10 Chapters in 581 pages. This edition was broadly updated, and has remained popular. IC Op Amp Cookbook (Sams) 3rd Ed. search
in 1997. The content of this edition is identical to the Sams edition of 1986. Due to print quality issues, recent new (2005) copies from this publisher have been intolerably poor. See Amazon reviews. Until this print defect is corrected, the above Sams 1986 edition copies are recommended.
book, originally a single chapter within the 1974 first edition IC Op Amp Cookbook, covered such unique IC devices as: Programmable Characteristic Op Amps, Multichannel Digitally Programmable Op Amps, Operational Transconductance Op Amps, and Current Differencing Amplifiers. It consisted of five chapters on these ICs, within 144 pages. Unique IC Op Amp Applications Search
book was also originally a single chapter in the first edition IC Op Amp Cookbook. This book covered IC op amps useful to audio applications, along with their applications. It was to become almost as popular as the main cookbook from which it was derived. The book consisted of six chapters on these audio topics, within 144 pages. Audio IC Op Amp Applications Search
Sams. This book was an update of the 1975 first edition. Covering the same general material, this new book also added substantial new material on op amp noise and distortion testing. It consisted of six chapters on these audio topics, within 208 pages. Audio IC Op Amp Applications 2nd Ed. Search
Sams, an update of the 1978 edition. While still covering the same general material of the first two editions, this new book expanded appreciably. It consisted of six chapters, within 319 pages. Audio IC Op Amp Applications 3rd Ed. Search
the various types of integrated circuit timers, including the very popular 555, as well as CMOS counter/timer chips. It consisted of six chapters and four appendices, in 287 pages. IC Timer Cookbook Search IC Timer Cookbook, 2nd Edition was published in 1983 by Howard W. Sams. This expanded edition on timers covered the same device array as the first edition, but featured substantially broader coverage. It consisted of seven chapters and five appendices, in 384 pages. IC Timer Cookbook 2nd Ed. Search IC Converter Cookbook was published in 1978 by Howard W. Sams. This book covered the types of integrated circuit D/A and A/D converters available, along with their operational theory and applications, consisting of 8 Chapters in 576 pages. IC Converter Cookbook Search IC Array Cookbook was published by Hayden books in 1980. It covers designs and applications for multiple transistor and diode arrays in monolithic IC form. Examples would be the CA3018, CA3046, etc. Although many of these ICs have disappeared, the book covers design concepts useful for other matched monolithic and discrete transistor circuits. IC Array Cookbook search |
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