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Book SynopsisThis guide introduces the new user to the essentials of operating the iPAQ and answers questions to extend functionality. It covers contemporary technologies, from connecting wirelessly to playing games and watching DVDs.Table of ContentsPART I: Meet Your iPAQ, and the Software that Comes with It Ch. 1: The Pocket PC Ch. 2: Get Started with Your iPAQ Ch. 3: Using Pocket Word Ch. 4: Using Pocket Excel Ch. 5: Using Pocket Outlook Ch. 6: Manage Your Finances with Pocket Money and Other Financial Applications PART II: Keep Your iPAQ Running at Its Best Ch. 7: Keep Your iPAQ Running at Its Best Ch. 8: Secure Your iPAQ Ch. 9: Connect Wirelessly with Your iPAQ Ch. 10: Take Your Presentations on the Road with Your iPAQ Ch. 11: Have Fun and Play Games Ch. 12: Navigate with GPS on Your iPAQ PART III: Selecting Essential Hardware and Accessories for Your iPAQ Ch. 13: Using Expansion Sleeves Ch. 14: Store the Information from Your iPAQ Externally Ch. 15: Exploring the Peripheral Jungle PART IV: Appendices Appendix A: Troubleshooting iPAQ Problems Appendix B: Where to Go for More Information

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Book SynopsisSteve Johnson has written more than 35 books on a variety of computer software and is a founder of Perspection, Inc. which is committed to providing information and training to help people use software more effectively. Since 1991, they have written more than 80 computer books, and sold more than 5 million copies. Table of ContentsContents Introduction 1. Getting Started with Office 2. Using Shared Office Tools 3. Adding Art to Office Documents 4. Adding Shapes to Office Documents 5. Formatting Office Documents 6. Creating a Document with Word 7. Formatting a Document with Word 8. Enhancing a Document with Word 9. Creating a Worksheet with Excel 10. Building a Worksheet with Excel 11. Designing a Worksheet with Excel 12. Creating a Presentation with PowerPoint 13. Delivering a Presentation with PowerPoint 14. Creating a Database with Access 15. Locating and Managing Data with Access 16. Presenting Data with Access 17. Communication with Outlook 18. Managing Information with Outlook 19. Creating a Publication with Publisher 20. Designing a Publication with Publisher 21. Publishing Office Documents on the Web 22. Protecting and Securing Office Documents 23. Reviewing and Sharing Office Documents 24. Expanding Office Functionality

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Table of ContentsOverview TOC The move from Film to Digital (4 pages) Preface (2 pages) What is a digital camera? (2 pages) Understanding more about megapixels (2 pages) 1) Getting to grips with your new camera (44 pages) Keep your batteries charged (2 pages) Formatting your memory card (2 pages) Steady hands and your shutter (4 pages) (look at good posture to help avoid camera shake) Getting the most from an auto focus camera (4 pages) Understanding Image Stabilization (4 pages) Is a Tripod Necessary? (4 pages) Using your zoom, optical and digital (4 pages) Balancing the dark and the light (4 pages) Getting the best from your built in flash (4 pages) Using your still camera to record video (4 pages) Playing back your captures on a TV (4 pages) Getting your pictures on to your computer (4 pages) Installing and using a card reader 2) Using the manual modes (41 pages) Selecting an ISO Speed (4 pages) (explain the disassociation between film speeds and memory cards) Using the cameras scene modes (6 pages) Using Aperture priority (4 pages) Using Shutter priority (4 pages) Making the most of Manual Mode (4 pages) Understanding when to use Spot, Centre and Matrix metering (4 pages) Using Exposure Compensation (6 pages) Formal Wear Beach or snow holidays Using Flash Compensation (4 pages) Using Face Detection (4 pages) 3) Advanced Techniques to improve your shots (62 pages) Thinking in print sizes (2 pages) Learning to pose people for flattering results (6 pages) How to photograph children (4 pages) Getting great portrait and group shots (6 pages) Small Group Shots Large Group Shots Capturing Motion Blur (4 pages) Motion blur with flash How to shoot at parties (4 pages) Begin using Exposure bracketing (4 pages) Long Exposures (8 pages) Night Landscapes Balancing Flash light with available light Portraits in poor light Hitting a moving target with Continuous Focus (4 pages) Experimenting with Digital Filters (4 pages) Using Macro photography (4 pages) What is white balance? (4 pages) Using preset White balances (4 pages) Using the Histogram (4 pages) Live Histogram Playback Histogram 4) Mastering the Digital Dark Room (73 pages) (This section needs to be rewritten for Adobe Photoshop Elements 6.0) What software do you need? (2 pages) Painting in layers (4 pages) Removing Red eye (4 pages) Adjusting Exposure (4 pages) How to selectively dodge and burn an image (4 pages) Correcting colour cast (6 pages) Sharpening your shots (4 pages) Controlling digital noise (4 pages) Leveling uneven horizons (2 pages) Converting colour photos to black and white (4 pages) Experimenting with Vignettes (6 pages) Adding frames to images (4 pages) Adding soft focus (6 pages) Creating a perfect Panorama (4 pages) Adding and removing elements (even people) (4 pages) Restoring damaged prints (6 pages) Cropping your photos ready for print (4 pages) 5) Updating your albums (36 pages) Archiving your old photos (4 pages) Using a digital album (4 pages) Mastering Metadata (4 pages) Burning to CD or DVD (6 pages) Creating an CD cover (2 pages) Making an attractive slideshow (6 pages) Add images to family trees (2 pages) Recovering lost digital images (4 pages) Making your images available on the web (6 pages)* worth looking at .mac, photobucket or other web based solutions 6) Getting rea

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Table of Contents Chapter 1 – Introduction to laptops Laptop advantages Access media and games Use the web to find your way Entertain your grandchildren Tablet PC support Use your laptop ergonomically Get started Chapter 2 – Choosing and using a laptop Things to consider when shopping for a laptop Shopping checklist Choosing a rugged laptop Extended warranties Chapter 3 – Exploring the outside of the laptop Locate and use various features Explore additional ports Chapter 4 – Exploring the inside Basic functionality Keys common to most keyboards Chapter 5 – Windows Vista Starting and activating Windows Vista Explore the Welcome Center About Vista editions Explore the desktop Explore Vista Explore the taskbar Explore the Sidebar Instant search Shut down Windows Chapter 6 – Tweaking the look of Windows Vista Personalise the desktop with Aero Windows backgrounds Screen savers Changing desktop icons Screen resolution Mouse/screen pointers Font size Chapter 7 – Configuring accessibility options Configure the Narrator Working with the Magnifier Using the on-screen keyboard Make the keyboard easier to use Explore keyboard shortcuts Explore additional ease of access options Using speech recognition Chapter 8 – Safety and security User accounts and passwords Protecting your laptop Protecting your family and your data Staying safe online Help and support Chapter 9 – Connecting to the Internet Choose among dial-up, broadband, mobile, wireless, satellite Configuring your home Internet connection Creating a wireless satellite connection Viewing and managing network connections Using free WiFi hotspot Chapter 10 – Working with media and media applications Rip a CD in Media Player Playing music in Media Player Burn a CD in Media Player Import pictures Edit photos Share photos Watch DVDs Burn a data DVD Movie Maker basics Watching live television Record television Chapter 11 – Instant and video messaging Get Live Messenger Configure Live Messenger Messaging Voice and video communications Chapter 12 – The Mobility Center Explore Mobility Center Extend battery life Wireless connectivity Exploring presentation settings Sync Center Using an external display Chapter 13 – Tablet PC features for tablet PCs and laptops Tablet PC tools Using the tablet PC's input panel Configure tablet PC features Snipping Tool Sticky Notes Handwriting recognition Gestures Flicks Windows journal Chapter 14 – Holidays with a laptop Back up your laptop before you leave Be sure you need your laptop Packing your laptop Taking your laptop on an airplane Getting online access Physically secure your laptop

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Book SynopsisDiscover everything you want to know about using your computer in this easy-to-use guide - from the most essential tasks that you'll want to perform, to solving the most common problems you'll encounter.Table of ContentsContents at a Glance Top 10 Tips to Get You Started Chapter 1 – Set Up a PC or Laptop Connect a USB mouse and keyboard Locate and press the power button Connect and install a USB printer Connect additional hardware Chapter 2 – First Steps Explore the Getting Started window Open an application Open a window Shut down windows safely Chapter 3 – Explore Windows 7 Applications Write a letter with Notepad Reopen a saved file View sample pictures Empty the Recycle Bin Chapter 4 – Work with Files and Folders Create a folder on the desktop Open a saved file Search for a lost file Back up a folder (or file) to an external drive Chapter 5 – Work with Windows Change the view in a window Restore a window Move a window Reposition a window to take up half the screen Chapter 6 – Personalize Windows 7 Add desktop icons Create a shortcut on the desktop Search for anything from the Start menu Configure the Taskbar Chapter 7 – Surf the Internet Open a Web site in Internet Explorer Set a Home page Mark a Favorite Stay safe online Chapter 8 – Get Windows Live Essentials Download and install Windows Live Essentials Get a Windows Live ID Sign in Open Windows Live Photo Gallery Chapter 9 – Windows Live Mail Set up a Windows Live e-mail account Compose and send a new email Attach something to an email using Attach Add a contact Chapter 10 – Work with Media Open Media Player and locate music Listen to a song View pictures in Windows Live Photo Gallery Open Media Center Chapter 11 – Connect to your Home Network Create the connection Enable Network Discovery Access the Public folder Diagnose Connection Problems Chapter 12 – Manage Computer Resources and Connected Devices Use ReadyBoost Use Disk Defragmenter Change what happens when you press the power button or close the lid Manage all connected devices Chapter 13 – Stay Secure Require a password Scan for viruses with Windows Defender Enable the Firewall Create a basic backup Chapter 14 – Fix Problems Use System Restore Disable unwanted start up items Resolve internet connectivity problems Uninstall unwanted programs Top Ten Problems Solved

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Book SynopsisSocial networking for the over 50s in simple steps -Tp versoTable of ContentsTop 10 Social Networking Tips for the Over 50s 1 Set up a Twitter account 2 Tweet! 3 Tweet a reply to a specific person 4 Use a Twitter hashtag 5 Set up a Facebook account 6 Share what you're doing on Facebook 7 Share photos on Facebook 8 Share videos on Facebook 9 Start blogging with Tumblr 10 Introduction to Google+ 1. Getting Started With Social Media Who uses social media? Why participate in social media? Is social media ‘viral’? Privacy and security concerns Finding your friends and colleagues on social media Using social media to meet new friends Using social media to follow a hobby or passion Using social media to organise people for a cause or movement Using social media to promote a business 2. Twitter Set up a Twitter account Tweet! Tweet a reply to a specific person Use a Twitter hashtag Finding friends on Twitter Using Twitter search Sending a direct message Installing Tweetdeck Using Twitter on an iPhone 3. Facebook Basics Set up a Facebook account Adding a bio Uploading a profile picture Finding friends on Facebook Share what you're doing on Facebook Adding a comment to a friend’s Facebook status Viewing a friend’s profile Friending someone on Facebook Liking on Facebook Share photos on Facebook Share videos on Facebook Share links on Facebook Tagging people on Facebook 4. Advanced Facebook Using the notes feature to ‘blog’ on Facebook Asking a question on Facebook Posting to someone’s wall Tagging someone in a post or a comment Sending a private message Creating an event on Facebook Liking a fan page Telling others about a fan page Facebook on your iPhone 5. Google+ Getting to know Google+ Sharing on Google+ Sharing a photo on Google+ Sharing a photo album on Google+ Viewing photos from your circle on Google+ Sharing a video on Google+ Adding comments on Google+ Adding a +1 on Google+ Muting a post on Google+ Sharing on Google+ Restrict sharing on Google+ Working with circles in Google+ Notifications in Google+ Viewing a specific stream on Google+ Viewing your own profile on Google+ Starting a hangout on Google+ Sparks on Google+ Your Google+ settings 6. Blogging Starting your own blog Finding quality blogs Before you start a blog Nine ideas for keeping your blog going Start blogging with Tumblr Start blogging with Posterous Start blogging with

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Table of ContentsTop Ten Tips 1. Assess demand for your idea2. Choose and all-in-one domain and site building package3. Consider creating a logo4. Register for a PayPal account5. Keep in contact with your customers6. Understand SEO7. Protect your business information on a shared computer8. Understand eBay business basics9. Understand Amazon marketplace10. Understand e-commerce regulations that apply to your business 1. Develop your business idea Choose a product or service Adapt your existing business Study the market Assess demand for your idea Analyse your business idea Find a supplier Assess start-up costs Create a business plan Learn about affiliate marketing 2. Prepare to get your business online Check your computer’s operating system Update your browser Understand domain names Register a domain name Understand web hosting Choose an all-in-one website building package Prepare your product descriptions Take photos of your products Consider creating a logo Register for a PayPal account 3. Create a basic web page Set up your Quick Shopping Cart account Start Quick Shopping cart Edit your store information and add a logo Customize your website template Understand your VAT obligations Add postage options to your site Enable your PayPal account Add product descriptions Upload product images Assign images to your products 4.Add email and edit your web page Set up your website email Assign a name to your email Launch your email Edit your welcome message Add categories to your site Add products to your categories Change category page style Change product page styles Edit and add new products Publish your website 5. Manage you orders Monitor your orders Process a PayPal payment Buy and print a shipping label Log payments in your store Assign a package to an order Complete the order and enter shipping information Send your customer a note Mark the order as shipped Manage unique or non-inventoried items Inventory your store items Issue a refund 6. Promote your business Create a special offer Create a coupon code in Quick Shopping Cart Keep in contact with your customers Understand SEO Define your key words for search engines Understand website analytics Use advertising credits Create a Facebook page Use Pinterest 7. Explore other payment options and online security Explore PayPal options Consider setting up an Internet merchant account (IMA) Learn about SSL security certificates Protect your computer against malware and viruses Protect your business information on a shared computer Use wireless Internet connections safely Back up your data 8. Sell on eBay Understand eBay business basic Research completed BIN and auction listings Understand eBay sellers’ fees Decide on a pricing and strategy Create a listing Write a title Add photographs Write an item description and set a price Choose payment options Select postage options Include a return policy Monitor your sale and respond to queries Print postage

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Book SynopsisThe ultimate in nerd nostalgia: a loving overview of the home computer revolution of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, told through rich anecdote and exquisite industrial-design photography.Trade Review'A world away from the devices used today, the computers in the book illustrate the rapid march of technology' - Observer'A definite page-turner' - Custom PC

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Book SynopsisThe saturation of design complexity and clock frequencies for single-core processors has resulted in the emergence of multicore architectures as an alternative design paradigm. Nowadays, multicore/multithreaded computing systems are not only a de-facto standard for high-end applications, they are also gaining popularity in the field of embedded computing. The start of the multicore era has altered the concepts relating to almost all of the areas of computer architecture design, including core design, memory management, thread scheduling, application support, inter-processor communication, debugging, and power management. This book gives readers a holistic overview of the field and guides them to further avenues of research by covering the state of the art in this area. It includes contributions from industry as well as academia.Table of ContentsArchitecture and Design Flow: MORA: High-Level FPGA Programming Using a Many-Core Framework. Implementing Time-Constrained Applications on a Predictable MPSoc. SESAM: A Virtual Prototyping Solution to Design Multicore Architectures. Parallelism and Optimization: Verified Multicore Parallelism Using Atomic Verifiable Operations. Accelerating Critical Section Execution with Multicore Architectures. Memory Systems: TMbox: A Flexible and Reconfigurable Hybrid Transactional Memory System. EM2. CAFÉ: Cache-Aware Fair and Efficient Scheduling for CMPs. Debugging: Software Debugging Infrastructure for Multicore Systems-on-Chip. Networks-on-Chip: On Chip Interconnects for Multicore Architectures. Routing in Multicore NoCs. Efficient Topologies for 3-D Networks-on-Chip. Network-on-Chip Performance Evaluation Using an Analytical Method. Bibliography. Index.

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Table of Contents1. Getting Started2. The Inventory File3. Installing Wordpress4. Ansible Roles5. Parameterising Playbooks6. Writing Your Own Modules7. Orchestrating AWS8. Testing with Test Kitchen9. Advanced AnsibleAppendix A. Installing AnsibleAppendix B. YAML Files

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Book Synopsis Manage your Angular development using Reactive programming. Growing in popularity and now an essential part of any professional web developer''s toolkit, Reactive programming can enrich your development and make your code more efficient. Featuring a core application to explore and build yourself, this book shows you how to utilize ngrx/store as a state management with Redux pattern, and how to utilize ngrx/effects to define a better and more robust application architecture. Through working code examples, you will understand every aspect of Reactive programming with Angular so that you''ll be able to develop maintainable, readable code. Reactive Programming with Angular and ngrx  is ideal for developers already familiar with JavaScript, Angular, or other languages, and who are looking for more insight into their Angular projects. Use this book to start mastering Reactive programming today. What You''ll LearnTable of Contents1. Getting Started with the Echoes Player Lite App2. Getting Familiar with Boilerplate for Development3. Adding State Management with ngrx/store4. Creating Reactive Components: Presentational and Container5. Understanding Services with Reactive Programming6. Managing Side Effects with ngrx/Effects7. Reactive Forms and Common Solutions

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Book SynopsisYour mouse is slowing you down. The time you spend context switching between your editor and your consoles eats away at your productivity. Take control of your environment with tmux, a terminal multiplexer that you can tailor to your workflow. With this updated second edition for tmux 2.2, you'll customize, script, and leverage tmux's unique abilities to craft a productive terminal environment that lets you keep your fingers on your keyboard's home row. You have a database console, web server, test runner, and text editor running at the same time, but switching between them and trying to find what you need takes up valuable time and breaks your concentration. By using tmux 2.2, you can improve your productivity and regain your focus. This book will show you how. This second edition includes many features requested by readers, including how to integrate plugins into your workflow, how to integrate tmux with Vim for seamless navigation - oh, and how to use tmux on Windows 10. Use tmux to manage multiple terminal sessions in a single window using only your keyboard. Manage and run programs side by side in panes, and create the perfect development environment with custom scripts so that when you're ready to work, your programs are waiting for you. Manipulate text with tmux's copy and paste buffers, so you can move text around freely between applications. Discover how easy it is to use tmux to collaborate remotely with others, and explore more advanced usage as you manage multiple tmux sessions, add custom scripts into the tmux status line, and integrate tmux with your system. Whether you're an application developer or a system administrator, you'll find many useful tricks and techniques to help you take control of your terminal.

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Book SynopsisOver 60 recipes and solutions for inventors, makers, and budding engineers to create projects using the BeagleBone Black About This Book • Learn how to develop applications with the BeagleBone Black and open source Linux software • Sharpen your expertise in making sophisticated electronic devices • Explore the BeagleBone Black with this easy-to-succeed recipe format Who This Book Is For If you are a hardware, Linux, and/or microcomputing novice, or someone who wants more power and possibilities with product prototypes, electronic art projects, or embedded computing experiments, then this book is for you. It is for Internet of Things enthusiasts who want to use more sophisticated hardware than the Raspberry Pi or the Arduino can provide. Whether you are an engineering student, a DIYer, an inventor, or a budding electronics enthusiast, this book delivers accessible, easy-to-succeed instructions for using an advanced microcomputing platform. What You Will Learn • Set up and run the BeagleBone Black for the first time • Learn the basics of microcomputing and Linux using the command line and easy kernel mods • Make introductory projects with Python, JavaScript, BoneScript, and Node.js • Explore physical computing and simple circuits using buttons, LEDs, sensors, and motors • Discover the unique features of the BeagleBone Black and its real-time computing functions • Build intermediate level audio and video applications • Assemble and add ingredients for creating Internet of Things prototypes In Detail There are many single-board controllers and computers such as Arduino, Udoo, or Raspberry Pi, which can be used to create electronic prototypes on circuit boards. However, when it comes to creating more advanced projects, BeagleBone Black provides a sophisticated alternative. Mastering the BeagleBone Black enables you to combine it with sensors and LEDs, add buttons, and marry it to a variety of add-on boards. You can transform this tiny device into the brain for an embedded application or an endless variety of electronic inventions and prototypes. With dozens of how-tos, this book kicks off with the basic steps for setting up and running the BeagleBone Black for the first time, from connecting the necessary hardware and using the command line with Linux commands to installing new software and controlling your system remotely. Following these recipes, more advanced examples take you through scripting, debugging, and working with software source files, eventually working with the Linux kernel. Subsequently, you will learn how to exploit the board's real-time functions. We will then discover exciting methods for using sound and video with the system before marching forward into an exploration of recipes for building Internet of Things projects. Finally, the book finishes with a dramatic arc upward into outer space, when you explore ways to build projects for tracking and monitoring satellites. Style and approach This comprehensive recipe book deconstructs a complex, often confusing piece of technology, and transforms it to become accessible and fun with snappy, unintimidating prose, and extensive easy-to-succeed instructions.

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Book SynopsisThe Raspberry Pi is a cheap, basic, programmable credit-card sized computer that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. It can be used for many of the things that your PC does, like spreadsheets, word-processing and playing games, but its real purpose is to inspire children (and grown-ups) to learn how to program. Over five million Raspberry Pis have been sold worldwide, so far!Raspberry Pi in easy steps starts with the basic components you'll need, setting up the system and logging into the console. Then, in easy steps, it covers: Exploring the desktop, including understanding the Taskbar, customizing the look and feel, examining the filesystem, and browsing the internet Commanding the system, including getting applications, saving web pages, reading and writing text, finding files, adding users, changing permissions, and employing the shell Animating with Scratch a fun learning environment that enables complete beginners to create computer programs visually without writing any code Programming with Python a high-level (human-readable) programming language that is processed by the Python interpreter' to produce results fast Producing games Raspberry Pi ships with a selection of Python games for you to try, but also includes the Python pygame' module that you can use to make your own games, which is covered in Python in easy steps Developing windowed apps with Tkinter, the standard Python module that is shipped with the Raspberry Pi, that you can use to create graphical applications Driving header pins how to control electrical input and output on the Raspberry Pi header from Python scripts, including lighting a lamp, adding more buttons and controlling projects Use Raspberry Pi in easy steps to have fun going back to basics and creating your own applications. Source code files from the examples featured in this book are available to download free for checking against your own work.

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Book SynopsisIn diesem Buch werden die wichtigsten Methoden der Signal- und Systemanalyse beschrieben. Damit die Fülle des Stoffes über­ sichtlich bleibt, wird bevorzugt an den Anfang eines Abschnit­ tes die Aussage gestellt. Anschließend erst wird die Herleitung und Interpretation gegeben. Der Vorteil liegt darin, daß die Herleitungen kürzer werden. Beweise werden nur in den Fällen geführt, in denen sie das Verständnis fördern. Damit trotz des hohen Abstraktionsgrades und der kompakten Darstellung der Stoff verständlich bleibt, werden die entschei­ denden Aussagen durch viele Graphiken ausführlich ergänzt. Ein Schwerpunkt des Buches sind die numerischen Methoden der Signal- und Systemanalyse. Die numerischen Beispiele mit dem Hinweis (mit Rechnerunterstützung) sind rechnerunabhängig for­ muliert. Zu jedem Beispiel wird eine "Operationsfolge" gegeben, die den Algorithmus in einer problemorientierten Sprache be­ schreibt. Man findet in Abschnitt 19 eine ausführliche rechner­ unabhängige Referenzliste dieser Operationen. Die Operationsfolge beschreibt außerdem den Input für ein lauf­ fähiges Basic-Programm, mit dem alle Beispiele des Buches nachvollzogen werden können. Obwohl eine struktierte Compiler­ Sprache die Rechenzeiten der benutzten Routinen erheblich verkürzen würde, sprach für einen Basic-Interpreter, daß er einerseits auf jedem Personal-Computer verfügbar ist und ande­ rerseits ein Interpreterprogramm zum Experimentieren geeigneter erscheint. Das Buch wendet sich in erster Linie an Ingenieure der Nach­ richten-, Daten- und Regelungstechnik, die mit den Grundlagen elektrischer Netzwerke und der normalen Ingenieurmathematik vertraut sind.Table of Contents1 Einige grundlegende Begriffe der Systemtheorie.- 2 FOURIER-Reihe.- 3 FOURIER-Transformation.- 4 Faltung.- 5 Abtasttheoreme.- 6 Systembeschreibung mit der FOURIER-Transformation.- 7 Diskrete FOURIER-Transformation (DFT).- 8 Schnelle FOURIER-Transformation (FFT).- 9 FOURIER-Transformation mit der DFT.- 10 Harmonische Analyse mit der DFT.- 11 Inverse FOURIER-Transformation mit der IDFT.- 12 Harmonische Synthese mit der IDFT.- 13 Spline-Interpolation.- 14 Approximation der Systemreaktion mit der DFT.- 15 Systemidentifikation mit der DFT.- 16 LAPLACE-Transformation.- 17 Systembeschreibung mit der LAPLACE-Transformation.- 18 Zeitdiskrete Systeme.- 19 Experimentierprogramm.- Sachwortverzeichnis.

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Book SynopsisDie physikalischen Grundlagen elektronischer Bauelemente, ihre Anwendung in der Schaltungstechnik und ihre Modellierung für die Schaltungssimulation: Diese fundierte Einführung in die Elektronik bietet zahlreiche praxisrelevante Rechen- und Simulationsbeispiele sowie aktuelles Anwendungswissen. Ein Lehrbuch für Studenten und Nachschlagewerk für Ingenieure. Die überarbeitete 2. Auflage berücksichtigt zahlreiche neue Entwicklungen. Physikalische Grundlagen sind vertieft, die niedrig gehaltenen mathematischen Voraussetzungen beibehalten. Zusätzliche Beispiele erläutern die Anwendung der Modelle bei der Analyse elektronischer Grundschaltungen.Table of ContentsGrundlagen.- Aktive Vierpole.- Rauschen.- SPICE.- Praktischer Schaltungsaufbau.- Operationsverstärker.- Widerstände.- Kondensatoren.- Spulen und Übertrager.- Leitungen.- Resonatoren und Filter.- Halbleiter.- Herstellung von Halbleiterbauelementen.- Kontakte.- Halbleiterdioden.- Bipolartransistoren.- Grundschaltungen mit Bipolartransistoren.- CAD-Modelle für Bipolartransistoren.- Thyristoren.- MOS-Feldeffekttransistoren.- Grundschaltungen mit MOSFETs.- Speicherbausteine.- MOS-Leistungsbauelemente.- CAD-Modelle für MOSFETs.- Sperrschichtfeldeffekttransistoren.- Grundlagen Optoelektronik.- Detektoren für optische Strahlung.- Solarzellen.- Lichtemittierende Dioden.- Displays.- Bildwandler.- Sensorbauelemente.- Batterien und Akkumulatoren.

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Book SynopsisDieses zweibändige, grundlegende und tiefgehende Werk über analoge und digitale Schaltungstechnik bietet neben einer verständlichen Darstellung des Lehrstoffs viele umfangreiche Lernhilfen. Es ist daher besonders für Einsteiger und zum Selbst- und Fernstudium geeignet. Eine Vielzahl von detailliert durchgerechneten Beispielen, Aufgaben mit ausführlichen Lösungsvorschlägen, Merksätzen und Kapitelzusammenfassungen erleichtern das Lernen ebenso wie die zahlreichen Abbildungen und Tabellen. Das Werk entstand aus einer Vorlesung an der Fernuniversität Hagen. Der zweite Band behandelt Aufbau und Schaltungen des Operationsverstärkers, Digitale Schaltungen (Gatter-Familien, Flip-Flop-Typen, Dekoder/Enkoder, Multiplexer, Minimierungs- verfahren) sowie Verbindungsleitungen.Table of Contents7 Operationsverstärker.- 7.1 Allgemeines.- 7.2 Der ideale Operationsverstärker.- 7.3 Verstärker mit Bipolar-Transistoren.- 7.3.1 Die Eingangsstufe.- 7.3.2 Spannungsverstärkung und Potentialverschiebung.- 7.3.3 Gesamtschaltung.- 7.4 Verstärker mit MOS-Transistoren.- 7.4.1 Die Eingangsstufe.- 7.4.2 Spannungsverstärkung und Potentialverschiebung.- 7.5 Frequenz-Kompensation.- 7.5.1 Ursachen für Stabilitätsprobleme.- 7.5.2 Universalkompensation (Dominant-Pol-Kompensation) …..- 7.5.3 Kompensations-Kapazität im Rückkopplungs-Netzwerk ….- 7.5.4 Vorwärts-Kompensation.- 7.6 Schaltungsverhalten bei Dominant-Pol-Kompensation.- 7.6.1 Invertierender Verstärker.- 7.6.2 Nichtinvertierender Verstärker.- 7.6.3 Kaskadenschaltung von zwei gleichen Verstärkern.- 7.6.4 Kenngrößen im Zeitbereich.- 7.6.5 Nichtlineare Begrenzung der Anstiegs- und Abfallzeit („Slew Rate“).- 7.6.6 Instabiles Verhalten durch kapazitive Belastung.- 7.7 Offset-Erscheinungen.- 7.7.1 Offset-Spannung.- 7.7.2 Offset-Strom.- 7.7.3 Offset-Kompensation.- 7.7.4 Chopper-stabilisierte Operationsverstärker.- 7.8 Rauschen in Operationsverstärker-Schaltungen.- 7.8.1 Rauschen in Operationsverstärkern.- 7.8.2 Berechnung des Ausgangsrauschens.- 7.8.3 Äquivalente Rauschbandbreite.- 7.9 Zusammenfassung.- 7.10 Aufgaben.- 8 Schaltungen mit Operationsverstärkern.- 8.1 Allgemeines.- 8.2 Lineare Grundschaltungen.- 8.2.1 Invertierender Verstärker.- 8.2.2 Nichtinvertierender Verstärker.- 8.2.3 Subtrahier-Schaltung (Differenzverstärker).- 8.2.4 Summier-Schaltungen.- 8.2.5 Integrierer.- 8.2.6 Differenzierer.- 8.2.7 Spannungs-Strom-Wandler (Spannungsgesteuerte Stromquellen).- 8.2.8 Stromverstärker (Stromgesteuerte Stromquelle).- 8.2.9 Strom-Spannungs-Wandler (Stromgesteuerte Spannungsquelle).- 8.2.10 Ladungsverstärker.- 8.3 RC-aktive Filter.- 8.3.1 Allgemeines.- 8.3.2 Approximation des Däampfungsverlaufs.- 8.3.3 Butterworth-Approximation.- 8.3.4 Tschebyscheff-Approximation.- 8.3.5 Phasenverlauf.- 8.3.6 Frequenztransformationen.- 8.3.7 Tiefpafi-Bandpaß-Transformation.- 8.3.8 Filter-Schaltungen.- 8.3.9 Universelle Filter-Struktur 2. Ordnung.- 8.3.10 Kerbfilter (Notch filter).- 8.3.11 Allpässe.- 8.3.12 Zusammenfassende Darstellung von Frequenzbereichs- und Zeit-bereichs-Verhalten.- 8.4 Oszillatoren.- 8.4.1 Einführung.- 8.4.2 Wien-Brücken-Oszillator.- 8.5 Nichtlineare Schaltungen mit Operationsverstärkern.- 8.5.1 Gleichrichterschaltungen.- 8.5.2 Logarithmier-Schaltung und Delogarithmier-Schaltung.- 8.5.3 Multiplizier-, Dividier- und Radizier-Schaltungen.- 8.6 Anwendung des Operationsverstärkers als Komparator.- 8.6.1 Schwellendetektor.- 8.6.2 Schmitt-Trigger.- 8.6.3 Astabiler Multivibrator.- 8.7 Schaltungen für die A/D- und die D/A- Umsetzung.- 8.7.1 Elektronische Schalter mit Sperrschicht-Feldeffekt-Transistoren.- 8.7.2 Abtast-Halte-Schaltungen.- 8.7.3 A/D- und D/A-Umsetzung.- 8.8 Zusammenfassung.- 8.9 Aufgaben.- 9 Digitale Grundschaltungen.- 9.1 Einführende Erläuterungen.- 9.1.1 Allgemeines.- 9.1.2 Aussagelogik.- 9.2 Logik-Beschreibung.- 9.2.1 Algebren.- 9.2.2 Boolesche Algebra für zweiwertige Logik.- 9.2.3 Andere Logiksysteme.- 9.3 Logikfunktionen.- 9.4 Logikfamilien.- 9.5 Dioden-Transistor-Logik.- 9.6 Transistor-Transistor-Logik (TTL).- 9.6.1 Standard-TTL.- 9.6.2 Weiterentwicklungen der TTL-Logik.- 9.6.3 Ausgangsstufen-Varianten für die TTL-Serien.- 9.6.4 Weitere TTL-Schaltungen.- 9.7 Emittergekoppelte Logik (ECL).- 9.7.1 Logikverknüpfungen.- 9.7.2 Weitere Logikfunktionen.- 9.7.3 Versorgungsspannung.- 9.7.4 Vorteile von ECL-Gattern.- 9.8 MOS-Schaltungen.- 9.8.1 Verwendete MOS-Transistoren.- 9.8.2 MOS-Inverter.- 9.8.3 NAND- und NOR-Gatter in NMOS-Technik.- 9.9 CMOS-Schaltungen.- 9.9.1 Verlustleistung.- 9.9.2 Logikverknüpfungen in CMOS-Technik.- 9.9.3 Ausgangsstufen.- 9.9.4 Transmissionsgatter.- 9.9.5 Standardserien.- 9.10 Zusammenfassung.- 10 Speicher-Schaltungen.- 10.1 Basis-Flipflop.- 10.1.1 Schaltungsrealisierung von Flipfiops.- 10.2 Flipflop-Typen.- 10.2.1 SR-Flipflop.- 10.2.2 Taktzustandsgesteuertes SR-Flipflop.- 10.2.3 Taktflankengesteuertes SR-Flipflop.- 10.2.4 SR-Master-Slave-Flipflop.- 10.2.5 JK-Flipflop.- 10.2.6 Taktflankengesteuterte JK-Flipflops.- 10.2.7 Weitere Flipflop-Arten.- 10.3 Schieberegister.- 10.4 Zusammenfassung.- 11 Minimierung von Logikfunktionen.- 11.1 Normalform-Darstellungen.- 11.1.1 Die disjunktive Normalform.- 11.1.2 Die konjunktive Normalform.- 11.2 Minimierungsverfahren.- 11.2.1 Karnaugh-Diagramme.- 11.2.2 Die Quine-McCluskey-Methode.- 11.2.3 Ergänzende Bemerkungen.- 11.3 Zusammenfassung.- 11.4 Aufgaben.- 12 Kombinatorische und sequentielle Schaltkreise.- 12.1 Kombinatorische Schaltkreise.- 12.1.1 Addierer.- 12.1.2 Dekoder-und Enkoder-Schaltungen.- 12.1.3 Multiplexer und Demultiplexer.- 12.2 Synchrone sequentielle Schaltkreise.- 12.2.1 Zählerschaltungen.- 12.2.2 Ringzähler.- 12.2.3 Systematischer Entwurf von Zählerschaltungen.- 12.2.4 Zusammenfassung des systematischen Zählerentwurfs.- 12.2.5 Allgemeine synchrone Schaltungen.- 12.2.6 Zustandsreduzierung.- 12.3 Zusammenfassung.- 12.4 Aufgaben.- 13 Verbindungsleitungen.- 13.1 Einleitende Bemerkungen.- 13.2 Modellbildung.- 13.3 Lösung der DifFerentialgleichungssysteme.- 13.3.1 Verlustlose Leitung.- 13.3.2 Leitungsverhalten im stationären Zustand bei sinusförmigen Spannungen und Strömen.- 13.4 Leitungskonstanten.- 13.4.1 Primäre Leitungskonstanten.- 13.4.2 Sekundäre Leitungskonstanten.- 13.5 Verhalten von Leitungen im stationären Zustand.- 13.5.1 Lange Leitung.- 13.5.2 Leitung endlicher Länge.- 13.6 Zusammenfassung.- 13.7 Aufgaben.- Literatur.- Lösungsvorschläge zu den Aufgaben.

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