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This text considers the physical operation of devices, the basics of semiconductors and PN Junction, bipolar junction transistor operation and MOSFET operation. The result is a gradual introduction to these ideas within the context of their importance where they are needed. First published in 1982, this text offered a different way to teach electrical engineers about electronic circuits. This fourth edition has been extensively revised and includes information on devices and circuits, analogue circuits and digital circuits. An intructor's manual with transparency masters is available free of charge with this text (0-19-511769-7).

Microelectronic Circuits, Fourth Edition is an extensive revision of the classic text by Adel S. Sedra and K. C. Smith. The primary objective of this text remains the development of the student's ability to analyze and design electronic circuits, both analog and digital, discrete andintegrated. Fundamental developments in modern technology, particularly the increased emphasis on integrated circuits and the profusion of advances in digital electronics, require that engineers today be aptly equipped with knowledge of these concepts and techniques. In this edition, the authorspresent these concepts and techniques earlier on in the text and in greater detail than in previous editions. While the previous edition presented students with analog oriented concepts followed by digital, the fourth edition promotes learning these ideas side-by-side, as they often appear in thereal world. Since most professors use Part 1 or the first 5 chapters of the text for a first course on basic devices, the new edition fully integrates the fundamental concepts of digital electronics into these critical chapters. The result is a clear and complete introduction to both the analog anddigital concepts essential to building a solid foundation for a modern introductory course on electronic circuits. In order to help students fully comprehend the concepts presented, the amount of material in Part 1 on the physical operation of devices has been increased. Appreciation of these devices--how they are modeled using modern computer tools like SPICE, and the fact that most circuits designed todayare integrated circuits--requires a firm grasp of device physics. To achieve this, the authors have increased the basic material on semiconductors and the PN Junction (Chapter 3), added additional material on Bipolar Junction Transistor operation (Chapter 4), and correspondingly increased coverageof MOSFET operation (Chapter 5). Instead of deliberately setting off[...]