Hi Ole,

The equation you gave looks like some mosfet device physics equation. Most
microelectronic circuit design books cover quite a bit of device physics
before getting into the meat of circuit design. You won't find that in Art
of Electronics. Also, the type of math which is used in circuit design is
(generally) a lot easier to understand and deal with than the jumble of
symbols with two and three subscripts which is usually found in device stuff.

Sean

At 03:21 PM 9/1/00 +0200, you wrote:
>Ofcourse, I will learn the math when it becomes necessary, but I *really*
>dont like learning the basics of a transistor with
>i(x)=Q'vx=[-WC"ox(I(vox-VTN)][-unEx]
>
>(Actual example from Microelectronic Circuit Design, by R. C. Jaeger)
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>Subject: Re: [EE]: Good introductory text
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> > > In addition, I *really* don't like math..
> >
> > You will never have more than a very cursory understanding of electronics
> > without the willingness to use the necessary tools.  Don't expect to ever
> > design a circuit without using math.
> >
> >
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