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Examples of non-linear electronic systems analysis. Part 1
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The book provides, in the form of a set of tasks, examples of various solutions of non-linear operating systems and sinusoidal vibration generators. Analytical methods appropriate for a given class of systems were used, their description and testing as well as the conditions for their correct operation. The book is intended for students of the faculties of electronics and telecommunications of technical colleges.
Brief table of contents
1. Introductory issues
2. Nonlinear operating systems
3. Generators of sinusoidal vibrations
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