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A good book overall....Getting to the book contents / structure first - I'll summarize a few things that caught my eye:For the South Asia Edition - the Title is 'Microelectronic Circuits: Theory And Applications' [it's 'Microelectronic Circuits' for the US Edition]. Not sure why this needed to be changed.Chapter-3 is appended to Chapter-1, so we have one chapter less here. Some of the chapters are moved int different Parts within the book - but the overall content of these is almost the same. Have attached the snaps of the contents - it might help I hope.There are a few typos in the End-of-Chapter problems for e.g. - the problem 4.48 (Ch4) mentions Fig. P4.48 - which isn't there at all !! There is a Fig P4.47 & a P4.49, but no P4.48!! I had to refer back to the US edition [and it's Ch6 there :) ] to find that problems 4.47 and 4.48 both refer to the same Fig - Fig P4.47.And though the Contents say - Appendices A-L - this edition only has the G, J, & K in it.What's perhaps most irritating is that we don't see the Bibliography section in this print [which is Appendix I in the US edition]. Unlike most other texts - which usually have References at the end of a chapter, the authors here have combined all the References and put them in 3 pages and then grouped these under different topics [Circuit and System Analysis, Analog Circuits etc.]. Though its on the website, this definitely needs to go into the hard-copy/print in my opinion. It's so surprising that a 1300-odd page book couldn't have an an additional 3 pages added to it!The Index at the end of the book is better managed this time [I remember many of the topics and their page numbers didn't coincide in the 6th International Student edition].Apart from all these, I personally found it to be a very good book for Analog design. The flow of the content is very smooth. I feel It might be a good introductory text before tackling the more advanced ones like Gray/Meyer, Holberg, Razavi etc.The chapters have lot of solved examples, End-of-Chapter problems are do-able and start-off from easy to more difficult ones. It will help a LOT to solve each one of the solved problems first and then move ahead. By the way - these problems are also grouped according to the corresponding sections in the chapter.The restructuring on the 6th edition is a big relief - as also mentioned by the authors in the Preface. I had the 6th edition with me but looking at the changes and the effort put in, I decided to buy the 7th edition as well.And - the price is reasonable too :)
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A good book overall.
...Getting to the book contents / structure first - I'll summarize a few things that caught my eye:
For the South Asia Edition - the Title is 'Microelectronic Circuits: Theory And Applications' [it's 'Microelectronic Circuits' for the US Edition]. Not sure why this needed to be changed.
Chapter-3 is appended to Chapter-1, so we have one chapter less here. Some of the chapters are moved int different Parts within the book - but the overall content of these is almost the same. Have attached the snaps of the contents - it might help I hope.
There are a few typos in the End-of-Chapter problems for e.g. - the problem 4.48 (Ch4) mentions Fig. P4.48 - which isn't there at all !! There is a Fig P4.47 & a P4.49, but no P4.48!! I had to refer back to the US edition [and it's Ch6 there :) ] to find that problems 4.47 and 4.48 both refer to the same Fig - Fig P4.47.
And though the Contents say - Appendices A-L - this edition only has the G, J, & K in it.
What's perhaps most irritating is that we don't see the Bibliography section in this print [which is Appendix I in the US edition]. Unlike most other texts - which usually have References at the end of a chapter, the authors here have combined all the References and put them in 3 pages and then grouped these under different topics [Circuit and System Analysis, Analog Circuits etc.]. Though its on the website, this definitely needs to go into the hard-copy/print in my opinion. It's so surprising that a 1300-odd page book couldn't have an an additional 3 pages added to it!
The Index at the end of the book is better managed this time [I remember many of the topics and their page numbers didn't coincide in the 6th International Student edition].
Apart from all these, I personally found it to be a very good book for Analog design. The flow of the content is very smooth. I feel It might be a good introductory text before tackling the more advanced ones like Gray/Meyer, Holberg, Razavi etc.
The chapters have lot of solved examples, End-of-Chapter problems are do-able and start-off from easy to more difficult ones. It will help a LOT to solve each one of the solved problems first and then move ahead. By the way - these problems are also grouped according to the corresponding sections in the chapter.
The restructuring on the 6th edition is a big relief - as also mentioned by the authors in the Preface. I had the 6th edition with me but looking at the changes and the effort put in, I decided to buy the 7th edition as well.
And - the price is reasonable too :)
...Getting to the book contents / structure first - I'll summarize a few things that caught my eye:
For the South Asia Edition - the Title is 'Microelectronic Circuits: Theory And Applications' [it's 'Microelectronic Circuits' for the US Edition]. Not sure why this needed to be changed.
Chapter-3 is appended to Chapter-1, so we have one chapter less here. Some of the chapters are moved int different Parts within the book - but the overall content of these is almost the same. Have attached the snaps of the contents - it might help I hope.
There are a few typos in the End-of-Chapter problems for e.g. - the problem 4.48 (Ch4) mentions Fig. P4.48 - which isn't there at all !! There is a Fig P4.47 & a P4.49, but no P4.48!! I had to refer back to the US edition [and it's Ch6 there :) ] to find that problems 4.47 and 4.48 both refer to the same Fig - Fig P4.47.
And though the Contents say - Appendices A-L - this edition only has the G, J, & K in it.
What's perhaps most irritating is that we don't see the Bibliography section in this print [which is Appendix I in the US edition]. Unlike most other texts - which usually have References at the end of a chapter, the authors here have combined all the References and put them in 3 pages and then grouped these under different topics [Circuit and System Analysis, Analog Circuits etc.]. Though its on the website, this definitely needs to go into the hard-copy/print in my opinion. It's so surprising that a 1300-odd page book couldn't have an an additional 3 pages added to it!
The Index at the end of the book is better managed this time [I remember many of the topics and their page numbers didn't coincide in the 6th International Student edition].
Apart from all these, I personally found it to be a very good book for Analog design. The flow of the content is very smooth. I feel It might be a good introductory text before tackling the more advanced ones like Gray/Meyer, Holberg, Razavi etc.
The chapters have lot of solved examples, End-of-Chapter problems are do-able and start-off from easy to more difficult ones. It will help a LOT to solve each one of the solved problems first and then move ahead. By the way - these problems are also grouped according to the corresponding sections in the chapter.
The restructuring on the 6th edition is a big relief - as also mentioned by the authors in the Preface. I had the 6th edition with me but looking at the changes and the effort put in, I decided to buy the 7th edition as well.
And - the price is reasonable too :)
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This book clears all the concepts
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