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I know this is a bit off-topic but thought that the value might make up for it.
Here is a link to a list of free online electronics publications:
http://tangentsoft.net/elec/reviews/free.html
Lots of very good books/guides to download.
Some of my personal favorites:
Burr-Brown (updated by TI) HANDBOOK OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER APPLICATIONS
(This one is a classic).. When downloaded, it is a PDF file, but when downloaded, the extension is ".tsp", you might have to change it to ".pdf".
http://focus.ti.com/general/docs...
Burr-Brown (updated by TI) HANDBOOK of OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER ACTIVE RC NETWORKS
(This one is a classic.) When downloaded, it is a PDF file, but when downloaded, the extension is ".tsp", you might have to change it to ".pdf".
http://focus.ti.com/general/docs...
OP-AMS FOR EVERYONE (Ron Mancini. This will become a classic.)
http://focus.ti.com/lit/an/slod0...
ELECTRICAL SCIENCE (DOD - More US tax dollars at work)
http://www.eh.doe.gov/techstds/s...
http://www.eh.doe.gov/techstds/s...
http://www.eh.doe.gov/techstds/s...
http://www.eh.doe.gov/techstds/s...
Electronics. Part of a website by Dr James B. Calvert. Associate Professor Emeritus of Engineering, University of Denver
http://www.du.edu/~etuttle/elect...
Filter Design in Thirty Seconds
http://focus.ti.com/general/docs...
Burr-Brown (updated by TI) HANDBOOK of OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER ACTIVE RC NETWORKS
(This one is a classic.) When downloaded, it is a PDF file, but when downloaded, the extension is ".tsp", you might have to change it to ".pdf".
http://focus.ti.com/general/docs...
MIT has a whole bunch of electronics courses online as part of their OpenCoursWare site - http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electr...
Awesome topic & links by the way. Thanks!
Here's a link to a book on Fuzzy Control and also one on Intelligent and Autonomous Control:
Just found this site
Find it quite usefulle for an electronics beginner like me.
http://www.interfacebus.com/Logi...
For instance : Voltage translation in between families (cmos->ttl etc..)
http://www.interfacebus.com/Desi...
/Bingo
here's a link for few books on PIC and some other electronic subjects
http://www.mikroelektronika.co.y...
they have them in paper also, as well as dev boards and other stuff...
uh, i just saw this post, after i posted it again....sorry not intentional spam, moderator, delete one of these thrads, thanx
The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing
This does get rave reviews at Amazon, but also consider this "review" if you are going to purchase a hard copy:
A great book, but his newer edition is cheaper!, January 3, 2003 ...
Evarything that the other reviewers say is true. However, his newer book is an update with added material, improve typesetiing, and a CD with programs.
Buy the new book, which has a slightly different title, "DSP for Engineers and Scientists..."
Lee
National Semi has been purchased by TI. So, there is a change in the following. The National Semiconductor application notes can be found on the TI web site at
http://www.ti.com/general/docs/t...
Select "Interface" from the top-most popup, then "application notes" from the second, and fill in the note number such as "AN-979" and you will be linked to the note.
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National Semiconductor (www.national.com) has some very good application notes on RS422/485 electrical requirements and on RS232. Here are some. Do a search on the website by application number. All are pdf. While the emphesis is on National Products, the general information is very useful and comprehensive.
AN-912 Common Data Transmission Parameters and their Definitions
AN-914 Understanding Power Requirements in RS-232 Applications
AN-1031 TIA/EIA-422-B Overview
AN-979 The Practical Limits of RS-485
AN-1057 Ten Ways to Bulletproof RS-485 Interfaces
AN-759 Comparing EIA-485 and EIA-422-A Line Drivers and Receivers in Multipoint Applications
AN-903 A Comparison of Differential Termination Techniques
An-409 Transceivers and Repeaters Meeting EIA RS-485 Interface Standard
AN-214 Transmission Line Drivers and Receivers for TIA/EIA Standards RS-422 and RS-423
Maxim (www.maxim-ic.com) also has some outstanding notes in this area.
App Note 083: Fundamentals of RS-232 Communications
Guidleines for Proper Wiring of am RS-485 (TIA/EIA RS-485-A) Network
RS-485 (EIA/TIA-485) Differential Data Transmission System Basics
Selecting and Using RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 Serial Data Standards
Jim Wagner
NASA C Programming Style Guide
http://sel.gsfc.nasa.gov/website...
UIUC C Library Reference Guide
http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonke...
C Tutorial
http://www.its.strath.ac.uk/cour...
I have a bunch more posted on my Lab's resource page including opamps, digital circuits, and controls tutorials.
http://mechatronics.me.wisc.edu/ -> Lab Resources
hi...for VLSI?
THANKS
Check on www.edaboard.com and do searches in their E books Upload / Dowload section.
It is an awesome resource, check it out. (great for EMC texts)
oddbudman.
As posted by Hugo González Monteverde on avr-chat:
Hello All,Just saw that there is a Wikibook on the Atmel AVR, it's still lacking a
lot of information, but remember anyone can edit. This would be a good
resource for beginners, and the experienced people here could
contribute, the book is at:http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Atm...
Greetings,
Hugo
Online books, may not be complete.
http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/elect...
Books for sale and resources for audio. Very good designs but his book needs editing.
http://www.dself.dsl.pipex.com/a...
A couple other resources
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu...
http://www.play-hookey.com/
The wikibook project is amazing. We used a wiki at work and now I am a proponent. It would be great if this group had a wiki to put all these stickies. Oh, I made a rhyme!
here is a link for a company in my country which publishes books, as well as makes compilers (only for PIC at the moment, but from what they told me there will be C, pascal and basic compilers for AVR too soon) and devboards (lots of uCs). on their english part of the site go to books and there are several microcontroller, PLC and general electronics ones which could be downloaded for free in whole or in part.
http://www.mikroelektronika.co.yu
http://www.web-ee.com/primers/fi...
Basically an in amp is an instrumentation amp packaged in a box.
http://3ihut.net
all ebook
Relays & Inductive loads
A neat little paper
www.jkmicro.com/documentation/pd...
/Bingo
Here is an app note from Tektronix on debugging CAN, TWI (I2), and SPI. Very useful even though it focusses on Tek equipment.
http://www2.tek.com/cmswpt/tidow...
Jim
who know mege48 price
thanks
The price of ATmega48 is about 1.5 Euro in Hungary.
http://www.web-ee.com/primers/fi...Basically an in amp is an instrumentation amp packaged in a box.
http://www.web-ee.com/index.htm
Don
I have a problem or I have the programmer ispavru1 but I cannot program since cradled it disconnected attempt says to me that I have some thing, or connects the pins miso sck rest, etc but driver not like lowering it or that hauls since it does not leave me if it is not much annoyance podrian to me to say step by step that it is what I must do so that works
I have a problem or I have the programmer ispavru1 but I cannot program since cradled it disconnected attempt says to me that I have some thing, or connects the pins miso sck rest, etc but driver not like lowering it or that hauls since it does not leave me if it is not much annoyance podrian to me to say step by step that it is what I must do so that works
my mail is ultramos@hotmail.com
The name says it all: http://www.freetechbooks.com/
Very good paper on debouncing pushbuttons.
http://focus.ti.com/general/docs...
This is a complete handbook on standard logic (74xx/40xx etc), about 700pages. really useful. You must save it as PDF.
http://www.national.com/an/AN/AN...
A VERY useful appnote on opamps with everything there is to know about basic circuits
Hi there,
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I find patents a very useful source of ideas and now we have Google's new patent search
http://www.google.com/patents
The advanced search allows a search on author, number, dates, classification, ...
For example, your latest robot needs an "impact sensor", this search returns a neat low cost patent that reminds me of a loudspeaker, well a quick mod to a loudspeaker (cut the cone out, glue a small weight to the centre) and you have a direction sensitive impact sensor.
GK
Approximately 500 books and magazines on electronics, but they in russian.
примерно 500 книг по электронике, но они на Русском языке.
http://publ.lib.ru/ARCHIVES/R/
http://www.translate.ru/url/tran...
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Here is an eBook,"step_motor_control_system.pdf"
Just to add to suzhwt book, it's in chinese.
any books about PID control?
thanks
First: There is a similar list of free eBooks at http://www.edaboard.com/ . I guess a lot of you already are aware of these but I youst mention them for the community...
Second: Here is a Norwegian resource, for those of you reading Norwegian language. Site is located at http://www.romteknologi.no and is related to space technology and satelite systems. These books covers "remote analysis and geographical informationsystems", "Spacetech. and satelite systems", "Telemetry", and "physics".
Third: And for PID... This is a good beginning
http://www.jashaw.com/tutorial/i...
A nice article about fast transitions on a "wire" - transmission lines.
http://surf.syr.edu/homeworks/be...
The following pdf is aboute EMC basics, however in Norwegian only. So for those of you living in scandinavia and need an intro into EMC, go to
http://www.nortelco.no and enter site "Kompetanse" and "EMC Kurs". There will be a link to the document "EMC basic" in the site popping.
Here is a direct link:
http://www.nortelco.no/default.a...(12%20sider).pdf
Edit:
They've changed their site. Now you have to select "Nortelco Electronics AS" first when entering http://www.nortelco.no . Direct link, however, is still the same...
nothing can be better
excellent posts...acclaim for it~~
Found by Ossi in this post
2001 Magnetics Design Handbook
PS: BTW, shouldn´t this post be a sticky in the General Electronics forum, instead of here?
Guyzz
I just found this page offering free programs , for various electronic calculations.
http://www.eptsoft.com/sware_dow...
I Just tried the http://www.eptsoft.com/StudentHo...
And it's actually quite good for a noob like me ....
The other ones also looks nice
/Bingo
This is not a Book , but a verry informative paper about Triacs and their use
http://www.avorex.com/TRIAC.doc
Seems verry informative , even though the uC selection is "questionable" Smile
Edit: And the code
http://www.avorex.com/TRCODE.zip
/Bingo
Everything you want to know (or wouldn't want anybody to know) about how data can be extracted from microcontrollers and memory chips. Its a PHD thesis, but it is almost light, informative reading. Lots of really nice photographs. The link takes you to the page from which the PDF file (11 MB with 144 pages) can be downloaded.
Semi-invasive attacks - A new approach to hardware security analysis
Sergei P. Skorobogatov
April 2005
I found this cool site while searching with google.
http://www.rollanet.org/~n0klu/H...
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Fuzzy Logic in Embedded Microcomputers
and Control Systems
from http://www.bytecraft.com/downloa...
hello,
for the french speaking :
See on my site:
http://perso.orange.fr/bils-instruments/
3 E-books about Bascom Basic an a tutorial about Basic for AVR
Jean-Pierre
Fuzzy Logic for "Just Plain Folks" (Online Book, Free for your personal use.)
http://www.fuzzy-logic.com/
This is probably the best source for a quick review or learning:
DC/AC
Op-Amps
Transistors
Diodes
ect...
Let's see what I've got here:
OP-AMPs-For-Everyone
http://focus.ti.com/docs/apps/catalog/resources/appnoteabstract.jhtml?abstractName=slod006b
Op Amp Applications Handbook
http://www.analog.com/library/analogDialogue/archives/39-05/op_amp_applications_handbook.html
Woops...
Op Amps For Everyone was all ready mentioned.
I am working through the online book at www.allcircuits.com and finding it very thorough.
Paul
I am working through the online book at www.allcircuits.com and finding it very thorough.Paul
Sorry mikey_G, that was www.allaboutcircuits.com and somebody had already mentioned it anyway. So I guess I concur .. it is a very good resource.
The following pdf is aboute EMC basics, however in Norwegian only. So for those of you living in scandinavia and need an intro into EMC, go to
http://www.nortelco.no and enter site "Kompetanse" and "EMC Kurs". There will be a link to the document "EMC basic" in the site popping.Here is a direct link:
http://www.nortelco.no/default.a...(12%20sider).pdfEdit:
They've changed their site. Now you have to select "Nortelco Electronics AS" first when entering http://www.nortelco.no . Direct link, however, is still the same...
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Edit:
They've changed their site. Now you have to select "Nortelco Electronics AS" first when entering http://www.nortelco.no . Direct link, however, is still the same...
Hi
I have checked the link but that particular documant is not there. i have been trying some good e books on EMC(Mechanical perspective) for quite a long time. can u pls send the same to me..this is my request--
txs
-gsk
tg.sasikumar@gmail.com
2001 Magnetics Design Handbook
A collection of articles by legendary master of magnetics, Lloyd Dixon. Highly technical. includes a good intro to magnetics, and can be helpful for anybody designing a switching power supply or the magnetics for a switching power supply.
2001 Magnetics Design Handbook - MAG100A
http://focus.ti.com/docs/trainin...
From there you can download individual chapters or click on the link "All 2001 Magnetics Design Handbook Sections in a single compressed zip file" to download it as one file.
Alternatively, you can download it as a single zip file by using this URL (working as of August 5, 2008)
http://www-s.ti.com/sc/techzip/s...
If this link fails (they may re-arrange the site someday), go to www.ti.com and enter "MAG100A" in the search for key words box. That should get you to the page with the PDF files.
really? thanks for ur info ,it is very useful ! I like read them !
anybody have a link for design of application/demo boards using different components? (like power supplies , crystals, passive components, drivers, etc. something like the STK500 for AVR micros)
PATTERNS FOR TIME -TRIGGERED EMBEDDED SYSTEMS:
Building reliable applications with the 8051 family of microcontrollers
by Michael J. Pont
http://www.tte-systems.com//book...
This substantial (1000-page) book, and associated CD, together describe the first comprehensive set of ‘design patterns’ to support the development of embedded systems based on the 8051 family of microcontrollers. In total, PTTES contains details of more than 70 useful software patterns, complete with guidelines to help you apply these techniques in your own projects: full source code for all of the patterns is included on the associated CD.
What are the key features of this book?
The focus is on the rapid development of software for time-triggered, embedded systems, using software patterns. The meaning of ‘time-triggered’ is explained in Chapter 1; software patterns are introduced in Chapter 2.
The systems are all based on microcontrollers, from the widely-used 8051 family. This vast family of devices is manufactured by a number of companies, including Philips, Infineon, Atmel, Dallas, Texas Instruments and Intel. The range of different 8051 microcontrollers available is reviewed in Chapter 3.
Time-triggered techniques are the usual choice in safety-related applications, where reliability is a crucial design requirement. However, the need for reliability is not restricted to systems such as drive-by-wire passenger cars, aerospace systems or monitoring systems for industrial robots: even at the lowest level, an alarm clock that fails to sound on time, or a video recorder that operates intermittently may not have safety implications but, equally, will not have high sales figures. The patterns presented here allow time-triggered techniques to be simply and cost-effectively applied in virtually any embedded project.
The applications discussed in detail must carry out tasks or respond to events over time intervals measured in milliseconds. This level of response can be economically and reliably achieved with an 8-bit microcontroller using the approaches discussed in this book, and is appropriate for many applications, up to and including aircraft flight control systems.
The software is implemented entirely in ‘C’. All of the source code in the book appears on the enclosed CD.
How do you build time-triggered embedded systems?
The time-triggered systems in this book are created using schedulers. Briefly, a scheduler is a very simple ‘operating system’ suitable for use in embedded applications (see Chapter 13 for a detailed introduction to this topic).
A range of complete scheduler architectures for applications involving a single microcontroller is described
The Robot Builder's Cookbook by Owen Bishop:
[it's not clear whether that site has a legal right to host that text so link removed]
This is REALLY good DYI book on building robots. It uses PIC, but the hardware part of it can be very well used to build a robot with AVR uC.
All pages can be viewed online.
www.electronicstutorials.com[/url]
beautiful from the scratch electronics tutorials..
check out!!
A very nice LTspice tutorial
https://www.avrfreaks.net/index.p...
/Bingo
I was looking for the information.Thank you and your share this message at here
Basic Linear Design from Analog Devices
You can download individual chapters, or at the bottom of the list, you and download the entire 35 MB zip file.
i want something for winavr
These very helpful for beginners like me.
... more about arduino ?
These very helpful for beginners like me.
... more about arduino ?
edit ... ooops ... this is not a free book. Sorry.
many books here..
love it
U might not get a more exhaustive number of project circuits than this volume :
[link to pirate bay bit torrent removed - asshole!]
Not free per se, but you can find those at the library, or online if your google-fu is good... I'm not going to post links because of legal issues, but my personal belief is education should be free. While authors will disagree (with reason), I don't see anything wrong for someone wanting only to learn things and elevate themselves to breach a few copyright laws in the process. I would not be where I am if I hadn't read a whole lot of illegally obtained books.
If you find a book useful and well written, buy a hard copy, it's just easier to read anyways.
ARNOLD, K. (2001). Embedded Controller Hardware Design BALL, S. R. (2002). Embedded Microprocessor Systems - Real World Design (3rd ed.) BIRD, J. (2001). Electrical Circuit Theory and Technology (2nd ed.) BROWN, M. (2001). Power Supply Cookbook (2nd ed.) GANSSLE, J. G. (1999). The Art of Designing Embedded Systems HICKMAN, I. (1999). Analog Circuits Cookbook (2nd ed.) LAUGHTON, M. A. (2002). Electrical Engineer's Reference Book (16th ed.) MANCINI, R. (2002). Op Amps for Everyone STRAUSS, R. (1998). SMT Soldering Handbook - Surface Mount Technology (2nd ed.) TINDER, R. F. (2000). Engineering Digital Design (2nd ed.) VARTERESIAN, J. (2002). Fabricating Printed Circuit Boards WARNE, D. F. (2000). Newnes Electrical Engineer's Handbook WILLIAMS, J. (1991). Analog Circuit Design - Art, Science, and Personalities WILLIAMS, J. (1998). The Art and Science of Analog Circuit Design
Oh, Thanks for your comments. That is a pretty good compendium for me as a begginer....
Perhaps it was posted above and I missed it, but otherwise well worth siting here:
Bill Auckland's An Introduction to Practical Electronics, Microcontrollers and Software Design .
The (free) ~ 1000 page text can be downloaded from the above home page.
Most of the code is in Bascom, although there is a bit of C at the end.
Lots of projects including GSM modem interfacing, WizNet interfacing, etc.
JC
so useful topic...but if possible please take the cover page of books in your link...it would make decision easier to find the considered book...
[provide a direct link if you have one please. Moderator]
FYI: As of today link reports 404 Not Found.
Even searching for MAG100A at TI doesn't seem to work any longer. Edited making use of that ultra-short chain:
http://microblog.routed.net/wp-content/uploads/2006/07/slup222.zip may be worth a try, short of using http://archive.org/web/.
above links are not valid
For some reason or other, the forum software chooses to include the closing angular bracket in the link - next try without: http://microblog.routed.net/wp-c...
