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Book Review: Operational Amplifiers — Integrated and Hybrid Circuits: GEORGE B. RUTKOWSKI

Chapter 11 (Selected IC Projects) aims to use the knowledge gained in the previous ten chapters to see how to design and build some useful practical systems, which embody many of the principles studied earlier. Several projects are considered, among which are power-supply design, a temperature indicator, an audio function-generator, and a digital motor-speed control-system. The chapter concludes with a list of suggestions for further project-work. In summary, this is a sensibly-priced, very-good-value, comprehensive textbook which succeeds in its aims. It contains an abundance of clear, well-presented diagrams, a number of useful data sheets in Appendix D, and a good index. Its organisation, presentation and layout, along with its numerous worked examples, questions, and problems (with many answers given) make it ideal for self-study purposes. I would recommend it, without reservation, to students, lecturers, and electronics engineers alike. BRIAN M. SHAW, Division of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Hertfordshire