> ???   This was a really good analog(ue) book.
> Picked up a few years ago in a secondhand bookshop.  Here goes this
> is what I remember about it, possible title 'Linear applications
> handbook' (although I think that is what texas produced, this was
> not a texas book), believed to be published by TAB, size is about A5
> with perhaps a 1" strip taken off its longest edge about an inch and
> half thick, it had a lot of really good stuff in it,(not just what
> you would get in a standard text book) such as an analogue
> multipler using opamp, led and ORP12 (cds cell), it had all the usual
> as well amplifier circuits, instrumentation ?, power supplies?

I have a paper back book from Analog Devices that matches your size
and content description. It's called "nonlinear circuits handbook". I
have a second edition (1976). ISBN 0-916550-01-X.
Another similar book is "Transducer Interfacing Handbook". Also
Analog Devices. ISBN 0-916550-05-2. Both are edited by D.H Sheingold.

Steve.

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