Semiconductors Book Outline

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Outline

9

Thesis and Scope of this book (Introduction)

11

Before we begin (Preliminary information)

12

Interpreting and drawing a circuit

13

Engineering notation

13

Black-box conventions used throughout the book

14

Devices used in this book's examples

16

Test equipment

21

Tools

24

Choosing a correct resistor

29

Capacitors

31

Logarithms and logarithmic behavior

35

Safety

43

Diodes

46

Diode bias

47

Physical diode limitations and imperfections

47

Reverse, leakage current

48

Datasheets

48

Checking a diode with DMM

50

Special Insert – Thermal considerations

54

Variability of parameters

54

Special diodes

55

Diode applications

59

Diodes for voltage control

65

Light Emitting Diode (LED)

72

Diode as a Sensor

76

Diodes as Solar Cells

79

Controllable Diodes

86

Diode-type semiconductors DMM test

87

MOSFETs (switches)

87

Concepts

89

Special Insert – ESD Safety First

98

Ohmic mode

101

Low power supply voltages

102

How can we find what level of VGS drive voltage is necessary to conduct a certain level of current?

104

MOSFET as a low power switch

105

P-Channel MOSFET

108

MOSFETs in digital logic

112

MOSFET as a high-power switch

123

High frequency switching and dynamic effects

125

N-channel MOSFET “upside down”

127

Additional MOSFET notes and considerations

129

JFET (high input resistance amplifier)

129

JFET gate diode

131

Class-A amplifiers, Quiescent point

133

JFET Class A low-power amplifier

141

Input and output resistance, bandwidth, impedance

143

Further circuit analysis

146

Range of permissible IDQ and VDSQ levels

148

P-channel JFET

149

Further notes and circuits

151

BJT (universal transistor)

151

BJT drive requirements

156

Large signal behavior

158

BJT as a switch

166

Linear BJT operation

171

Improved Class-A BJT biasing

174

Emitter follower configuration – biasing consideration

177

Small-signal behavior (Subtle effects)

184

Practical common-emitter amplifier circuit

187

Practical Emitter Follower Amplifier Circuit

189

BJT as a switch revisited – three warnings

191

PNP BJTs and NPN-PNP stages

194

Multiple stages

197

Class AB power amplifier

201

Additional notes and further reading

205

Other electronic components and concepts

205

Other semiconductor devices

207

Non-linear devices and circuit protection devices

209

Integrated Circuits

211

Circuit blocks

212

Pulse Width Modulation and Motor Control

213

Switch Mode Regulation

214

H Bridge

215

Circuit analysis, Example circuits and projects

215

Circuit analysis

216

What to do when a circuit does not work

217

Power circuits

224

Light circuits

232

Time circuits

233

Audio circuits

238

Temperature circuits

239

Control circuits

239

Solar Projects

241

Driving High-Power MOSFETs

245

H-Bridge Protection, filtering, and energy storage

257

Appendix A Getting a job