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Foundations of Wireless and Electronics [Paperback]

M.G. Scroggie , S.W. Amos , Roger Amos
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"'This book makes an admirable general introduction to many of the intellectually challenging concepts of modern electronics. It does this in a style which is relaxed enough to qualify the book as bedtime reading. This is very good value, particularly if you have a passing interest in the subject already.' Acoustics Bulletin 'Scroggie's Foundations of Wireless and Electronics is a classic text for anyone working with electronics.' Engineering Technology ...some of the clearest and most consice explanations of basic electronic principles I have encountered. It's a valuble source of timeless information and a great read.... HI-FI WORLD (NOEL KEYWORD)

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Scroggie's Foundations is a classic text for anyone working with electronics, who needs to know the art and craft of the subject. Based on experience since the dawn of the electronic age, and updated in regular editions over 60 years, it covers both the theory and practical aspects of a huge range of topics from valve and tube technology, and the application of cathode ray tubes to radar, to digital tape systems and optical recording techniques. Since Foundations of Wireless was first published over 60 years ago, it has helped many thousands of readers to become familiar with the principles of radio and electronics. The original author Sowerby was succeeded by Scroggie in the 1940s, whose name became synonymous with this classic primer for practitioners and students alike. Stan Amos, one of the fathers of modern electronics and the author of many well known books in the area, took over the revision of this book in the 1980s and it is he, with his son, who have produced this latest version. The flavour of this book remains unchanged. Its original aim was to be 'non-mathematical in treatment' and be an 'elementary textbook'. With the use of example and analogy, the field of electronics is covered in depth with a lightness of touch not usually found in technical work. In this latest edition, Foundations provides much more than just the basics. Not only has the book been reset and revised throughout, but also new sections on digital technology, and storage and recording, have been added. This book has always been a companion and guide for those involved in electronics, from the early days of radio to the latest digital revolution.

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Long forgotten, from 1936, is Arthur ('A.L.M') Sowerby, the original author of this definitive text. It was 'revised and enlarged' by Marcus Graham ('M.G')Scroggie for the 1941 3rd Edition and, in recognition of its continued authority, is now in an updated 11th edition and bearing Scroggie's name in homage.

It has lost none of its detail and has been faithfully updated to accommodate the changing world of electronics. It keeps the mathematics to a minimum and seeks to explain by reference to useful examples. It continues to be an authoritative work.

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This book provides valuable background reading for first year undergraduate students reading Communications Electronics. In addition to providing a comprehensive coverage of basic radio transmission/reception theory it also includes excellent explanations of all passive and active electronic components used in radio circuitry. The book has a very easy to read style and maintains the readers interest throughout.
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I was brought up in the world of electronics with this book, it has been a constant source of reference for the last 22 years in its various forms. If you are a student in electronics then this book is an absolute must have. It is probably the most comprehensive and informative book on the subject ever written, as well as an excellent value item.
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