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DICTIONARY
OF ELECTRONIC TERMS |
UNDERSTANDING TRANSISTORS
And How To Use Them |
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UP-to-date, clear, concise definitions of more
than 3800 electronic terms encountered in general and professional usage. Edited by Robert E. Beam Ph.D., Professor of elec - trical Engineering, Northwestern University. Inculdes over 125 illustrations and diagrams. Appendix covers the EIA color code, standard schematic symbols, and abbreviations and letter symbols. Includes information on get- ting started in Amateur radio and a special section with definitions of terms used in Citizens Band Radio. Makes an ideal refer- ence for servicemen, hobbyists, Amateurs, CB'ers, technicians--everyone in the field of electronics. Solves the spelling problems of secretaries and typists. 88 pages. Size, 6x9". 37 K 756. Postpaid in U.S.A. ........... 75c |
A clearly written presentation on transistor
applications, characteristics, and construc- tion. Ideal for home study, classroom use, beginners, hobbyists, experimenters, etc. Un- excelled for supplementing a course in elec- tronics, whether the student's interest is pri- marily in transistors, or electronics in general. Covers NPN, PNP, alloy-junction, drift, tet- trode, surface barrier, power types, etc. Con- tains transistor symbols, diagrams of various construction projects using transistors for useful and " fun " devices around the home. Circuit theory as related to transitors opera- tion is discussed in simple terms. 96 pages. Size, 5½ x 8½". 37 J 602, Postpaid in U.S.A. ........... 50c |
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HOW TO BUILD
ELECTRONIC KITS |
BEST WAYS TO USE YOUR
VOM AND VTVM |
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A complete beginner's guide to electronic kit
building. Edited by R. G. Beason, Editor, Electronics Illustrated. Answers all the ques- tions a novice kit builder might have. Dis- cusses types of kits available, how to select kits, how to follow instruction manuals, tools required. Chapters include: The values of Kit Building; How to Identify Parts and Compo- nents; Installing and Connecting Components; Electrical Wiring, Soldering -- The Secret of Good Kit Building. Includes details on build- ing 3 popular kits. 96 pages, 5½ x 8½". 37 J 066, Postpaid in U.S.A. ........... 50c |
Get the most out of your VOM or VTVM
with this comprehensive and easy- to- under- stand book. Edited by Fred Shunaman, Edi- tor of Radio-Electronics. Covers construction and use of these instruments. Tells how to test cpacitors, chokes, switches and other components. Covers functions of shunts and multipliers and explains calculations neces- sary for obtaining correct shunt and multi- plier values. Discusses use of VOM's and VTVM's in CB, Ham Radio and High Fidel- ity components. Fully illustrated. 96 pages. Size, 5½ x 8½". 37 J 602, Postpaid in U.S.A. ........... 50c |
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