Dictionary of Electronics
“Dictionary of Electronics” by Ian R. Sinclair is a comprehensive reference work published by Collins in 1988, featuring 378 pages in English. This edition serves as an essential guide to the science and technology of electronics, providing clear definitions of electronic terms tailored for advanced school students, higher education learners, technicians, and hobbyists alike. The dictionary addresses the practical applications of various concepts and devices, making it a valuable resource for anyone involved in the use of electronic devices across diverse fields such as music, archaeology, and medicine.
Readers will find detailed entries covering a wide range of topics within electronics, including microprocessor technology, digital electronics, telecommunications, and medical technology. The book also includes information on modern advancements like satellite transmission, global positioning systems, and digital audio and video. With over 50 helpful diagrams, this dictionary not only clarifies complex terms but also serves as a guide to the numerous acronyms and abbreviations prevalent in the rapidly evolving field of electronics.
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A new edition of the essential guide to the science and technology of electronics.This dictionary is directed to the requirements of all who need a source book providing clear, helpful definitions of electronic terms, including advanced school students and those embarking on higher-education courses, as well as technicians and hobbyists. The dictionary will also prove very useful to anyone whose work or study involves the use of electronic devices, which are now vital tools in areas as diverse as music, archaeology and medicine.The dictionary guides the reader through the various fields within electronics such as microprocessor technology, digital electronics, telecommunications, hi-fi, radio and television. The emphasis throughout the book is on the practical application of concepts and devices, although the theoretical background is also well covered, and the reader will find entries on such topics as PC structure and components, medical technology, camcorders and digital cameras, satellite transmission and reception, global positioning equipment, digital audio and video, and the permeability and permittivity of free space. In addition, the reader will find this a valuable guide to the plethora of acronyms and abbreviations used in the advancing field of electronics.. The essential electronics dictionary for the digital age. fields covered include satellite transmission technology, global positioning equipment, digital audio and video, TV transmission, PC structure and components, PC peripherals, Bluetooth and related topics, camcorders, CD writing, DVD technology, electronic systems in cars, cellular phone technology, medical electronics. fully illustrated with over 50 helpful diagrams. up to date and authoritative source book for all students and hobbyists
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