McGraw-Hill Circuit Encyclopedia and Troubleshooting Guide, Volume 4

Combines the traditional circuit "cookbook" with troubleshooting techniques. This work allows readers to build, test, and customize useful circuit types. It contains 600+ pre-designed circuits conveniently grouped by function. It explains how to put each circuit to work. It also includes debugging and troubleshooting routines.

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Two books in one - and an unmatched resource for electronic circuit designers, technicians, students, and hobbyists worldwide. Not a revision but the latest in the series, this compendium combines the traditional circuit "cookbook" with state-of-the-art troubleshooting techniques. Thus it's the only reference that allows readers to build, test, and customize a wealth of useful circuit types. All 600+ pre-designed circuits are new (they do not appear in earlier volumes), and are conveniently grouped by function. While other circuit books present only basic schematics, Lenk's encyclopedias also explain how to put each circuit to work. Moreover, they provide debugging and troubleshooting routines to use when things don't go as planned, making it easy to integrate circuits into existing systems.