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Analog circuit and system design today is more

essential than ever before. With the growth of digital

systems, wireless communications, complex

industrial and automotive systems, designers are

being challenged to develop sophisticated analog

solutions. This comprehensive source book of circuit

design solutions aids engineers with elegant and

practical design techniques that focus oncommon

analog challenges. The books in-depth application

examples provide insight into circuit design and

application solutions that you can apply in todays

demanding designs.

This is the companion volume to the successful

Analog Circuit Design: A Tutorial Guide to Applications

and Solutions (October 2011), which has sold over

5000 copies in its the first 6 months of since

publication. It extends the Linear Technology collection

of application notes, which provides analog experts

with a full collection of reference designs and problem

solving insights to apply to their own engineering

challenges.

Full support package including online resources

(LTSpice).

Contents include more application notes on power

management, and data conversion and signal

conditioning circuit solutions, plus an invaluable circuit

collection of reference designs.

Analog Circuit Design Immersion in the Black Art of Analog Design

About this Book

Edited by: Bob Dobkin and Jim Williams

ISBN: 978-0-12-397888-2

Copyright 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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Table of Contents

Front Matter, Pages i-ii

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Copyright, Page iv


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Dedication, Page v


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Dedication, Page vii


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Publishers Note, Pages xi-xii


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Acknowledgments, Page xiii


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Introduction, Page xv


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Foreword, Pages xvii-xviii


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PART 1: Power Management

Section 1: Power Management Tutorials

Section 1 - Power Management Tutorials, Pages 1-2, Bob Dobkin, JimWilliams

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Chapter 1 - Performance enhancement techniques for three-terminalregulators, Pages 5-12, Jim Williams



Chapter 2 - Load transient response testing for voltage regulators:Practical considerations for testing and evaluating results, Pages 13-27,Jim Williams



Chapter 3 - A closed-loop, wideband, 100A active load: Brute forcemarries controlled speed, Pages 29-39, Jim Williams



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Section 2: Switching Regulator Design

Section 2 - Switching Regulator Design, Page 41, Bob Dobkin, JimWilliams



Chapter 4 - Some thoughts on DC/DC converters, Pages 43-88, JimWilliams, Brian Huffman



Chapter 5 - Theoritical considerations for buck mode switchingregulators, Pages 89-134, Carl Nelson



Section 3: Linear Regulator Design

Section 3 - Linear Regulator Design, Page 135, Bob Dobkin, Jim Williams



Chapter 6 - High efficiency linear regulators, Pages 137-148, JimWilliams



Section 4: High Voltage and High Current Applications

Section 4 - High Voltage and High Current Applications, Page 149, BobDobkin, Jim Williams



Chapter 7 - High voltage, low noise, DC/DC converters: A kilovolt with 100microvolts of noise, Pages 151-197, Jim Williams



Section 5: Powering Illumination Devices

Section 5 - Powering Illumination Devices, Page 199, Bob Dobkin, JimWilliams



Chapter 8 - A fourth generation of LCD backlight technology: Componentand measurement improvements refine performance, Pages 201-321,Jim Williams



Chapter 9 - Simple circuitry for cellular telephone/camera flashillumination: A practical guide for successfully implementing flashlamps,Pages 323-332, Jim Williams, Albert Wu



Section 6: Automotive and Industrial Power Design

Section 6 - Automotive and Industrial Power Design, Page 333, BobDobkin, Jim Williams



Chapter 10 - Extending the input voltage range of powerpath circuits forautomotive and industrial applications, Pages 335-336, Greg Manlove



PART 2: Data Conversion, Signal Conditioning and High Frequency/RFSection 1: Data Conversion

Section 1 - Data Conversion, Pages 337-338, Bob Dobkin, Jim Williams



Chapter 11 - Circuitry for single cell operation, Pages 341-348, JimWilliams






Chapter 12 - Component and measurement advances ensure 16-bit DACsettling time: The art of timely accuracy, Pages 349-395, Jim Williams



Chapter 13 - Fidelity testing for AD converters, Pages 397-403, JimWilliams, Guy Hoover



Section 2: Signal Conditioning

Section 2 - Signal Conditioning, Pages 405-406, Bob Dobkin, Jim Williams



Chapter 14 - Applications for a new power buffer, Pages 407-414, JimWilliams



Chapter 15 - Thermal techniques in measurement and control circuitry,Pages 415-422, Jim Williams



Chapter 16 - Methods of measuring op amp settling time, Pages 423-430,Jim Williams



Chapter 17 - High speed comparator techniques, Pages 431-461, JimWilliams



Chapter 18 - Designs for high performance voltage-to-frequencyconverters, Pages 463-482, Jim Williams



Chapter 19 - Unique IC buffer enhances op amp designs, tames fastamplifiers, Pages 483-506, Robert J. Widlar



Chapter 20 - Power gain stages for monolithic amplifiers, Pages 507-522, Jim Williams



Chapter 21 - Composite amplifiers, Pages 523-534, Jim Williams



Chapter 22 - A simple method of designing multiple order all polebandpass filters by cascading 2nd order sections, Pages 535-550, NelloSevastopoulos, Richard Markell



Chapter 23 - FilterCAD users manual, version 1.10, Pages 551-576, BobDobkin, Jim Williams



Chapter 24 - 30 nanosecond settling time measurement for a precisionwideband amplifier: Quantifying prompt certainty, Pages 577-606, JimWilliams





Chapter 25 - Application and optimization of a 2GHz differentialamplifier/ADC driver, Pages 607-637, Cheng-Wei Pei, Adam Shou



Chapter 26 - 2 nanosecond, 0.1% resolution settling time measurementfor wideband amplifiers: Quantifying quick quiescence, Pages 639-663,Jim Williams



Chapter 27 - An introduction to acoustic thermometry: An air filled olivejar teaches signal conditioning, Pages 665-679, Jim Williams, OmarSanchez-Felipe



Section 3: High Frequency/RF Design

Section 3 - High Frequency/RF Design, Page 681, Bob Dobkin, JimWilliams



Chapter 28 - Low noise varactor biasing with switching regulators:Vanquishing villainous vitiators vis--vis vital varactors, Pages 683-705,Jim Williams, David Beebe



Chapter 29 - Low cost coupling methods for RF power detectors replacedirectional couplers, Pages 707-714, Shuley Nakamura, Vladimir Dvorkin



Chapter 30 - Improving the output accuracy over temperature for RMSpower detectors, Pages 715-718, Andy Mo



PART 3: Circuit Collections

Part 3 - Circuit Collections, Pages 719-720, Bob Dobkin, Jim Williams

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Chapter 31 - Circuit techniques for clock sources, Pages 721-728, JimWilliams


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Chapter 32 - Measurement and control circuit collection: Diapers and designson the night shift, Pages 729-751, Jim Williams


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Chapter 33 - Circuit collection, volume I, Pages 753-768, Richard Markell


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Chapter 34 - Video circuit collection, Pages 769-800, Jon Munson, Frank Cox


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Chapter 35 - Practical circuitry for measurement and control problems:Circuits designed for a cruel and unyielding world, Pages 801-839, JimWilliams


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Chapter 36 - Circuit collection, volume III: Data conversion, interface andsignal processing, Pages 841-927, Richard Markell





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Chapter 37 - Circuitry for signal conditioning and power conversion: Designsfrom a once lazy sabbatical, Pages 929-959, Jim Williams


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Chapter 38 - Circuit collection, volume V: Data conversion, interface andsignal conditioning products, Pages 961-1081, Richard Markell



Chapter 39 - Signal sources, conditioners and power circuitry, Pages 1083-1109, Jim Williams


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Chapter 40 - Current sense circuit collection: Making sense of current, Pages1111-1215, Tim Regan, Jon Munson, Greg Zimmer, Michael Stokowski


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Chapter 41 - Power conversion, measurement and pulse circuits: Tales fromthe laboratory notebook, Pages 1217-1234, Jim Williams


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