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A supplementary manual for use throughout the continuum of freshman/senior-level electronics courses in Engineering and Engineering Technology.

The first text on the market that teaches how to use the Electronics Workbench MultiSIM software, this most in-depth manual contains step-by-step screen captures that show how to create a circuit, how to run different analyses, and how to obtain the results from those analyses, so that students can work on their own with limited instructor contact. It contains topics that will be useful throughout students' careers, making it an invaluable reference work; it features simulations of the same circuits using both the MultiSIM Virtual Lab and SPICE analyses to show students the connection between circuit operation, lab measurements, and SPICE simulation results.

• Step-by-step screen captures—Presented throughout the entire manual.

  • Shows students how to use the MultiSIM program without confusion. Frees instructors from covering the software in class, or from having to use classtime for demonstrations.

• Utilization of both MultiSIM Virtual Lab simulations and SPICE analyses—Illustrating the connection between circuit operation, lab measurements, and SPICE simulation results.

  • Shows students the connection between a lab-like simulation and a SPICE simulation, helping them understand and interpret abstract SPICE simulations.

• End-of-section exercises.

  • Specifies for students a circuit and gives the simulation results, asking them to use the software to get the same results.

• Numerous simulation problems—End each chapter.

  • Enables instructors to use the book for several years without repeating the same problems.

• In-depth usage of the graphical processor.

  • Allows students to easily interpret and compare results.

• Permanent reference book.

  • Enables students to utilize this book throughout their future careers.

• Organized presentation—Organized into analysis type, guiding the user through an array of logically sequenced discussions integrating a wide range of examples: from circuits covered in a first-semester circuit theory course to senior-level amplifier switching circuits.

  • Simulates for students the class presentation of the material.

• Presentation of a wide range of circuits and difficulty—Gradually eases into more advanced, complex topics.

  • Eases students into these topics, helping to prevent intimidation and increasing motivation.

1. Editing a Basic Schematic.


2. The Postprocessor and the Grapher.


3. DC Measurements.


4. DC Sweep.


5. Magnitude and Phase Simulations.


6. Time Domain Analyses.


7. Digital Simulations.


8. Index.

EWB Titles (Electronics Technology)

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• Electronics Technology on the Internet: A Student's Guide 1998-1999
  V.J. Benokraitis
  © 1999 | Prentice Hall | Paper; 96 pages | Instock
  ISBN-10: 0139774556 | ISBN-13: 9780139774553
  
  
  
• Internet Investigations in Electronics
  Leshin
  © 1997 | Prentice Hall | Promotional Materials; 164 pages | Instock
  ISBN-10: 0134960769 | ISBN-13: 9780134960760
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