Thanks for the links. i will look into them

Thanks,
John Chung

--- Robert Young <rwybeaker@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > 
> > 
> > Is there any good book or sites on amplifiers.
> Still
> > cannot quite explain the "action"/flow of the
> > amplifier circuit.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > John
> > 
> Search TI.COM for a copy of "Op Amps for Everyone"
> by Ron Mancini.  Also
> cruise around the application note area at TI,
> National Semi and Analog
> Devices.  Some of the older app notes, especially
> the National Semi ones
> written in the 1970's have some good, basic,
> classroom stuff.
> 
> You might be able to find a used copy of Walter
> Jung's "OpAmp Cookbook"
> or just break down and buy one.
> 
> A nice general reference would be Horrowiz and
> Hill's "The Art of
> Electronics" 2nd ed.  Getting a little dated on some
> of the material
> (the microprocessor/microcontroller section for
> example) and some of the
> parts the reference have ceased production but still
> a good book.
> 
> Download a copy of SwitcherCAD III from Linear
> Technology so you have a
> nice free SPICE engine with GUI to play with.  That
> can help you
> understand what is happening (the theory, but not
> always the
> implementation) in an amplifier (BJT, CMOS, FET, op
> amp, tube, whatever)
> circuit.
> 
> Rob
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