Op Amps: Design, Application, and Troubleshooting

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Summary: Excellent Book, Nice Examples for Op-Amps
Review: You don't need to look very hard to find some good examples in this book.The author has done a great job with the layout in the book.The methods for design and component selection are excellent.The math is always there, but not overly difficult.Some chapters I have skiped over, while others I have read 3 or 4 times.The approach the author takes to constructing active filters takes minimal effort with reasonable results for any design.Troubleshooting op-amp circuits is not always easy, but David Terrell explains details from the manufacturer data sheets which commonly fail amoung alot of the different families of op-amps. Some of the technical points are brief, but are helpful in all cases where your using them.I buy alot of engineering books each year.There's no myth or magic when designing with op-amps, but everthing you wanted to know is here.