Electronic Design has announced the publication of two free eBooks collecting reader-favourite articles from analogue integrated circuit designer Bob Pease, who passed away in 2011.
“It’s hard to believe so many years have passed since the analogue industry lost one of its most highly respected gurus, Bob Pease,” Electronic Design writes in introduction to the collection. “To celebrate Bob’s memory, Electronic Design released two eBooks featuring collections of reader favourites. These articles are timeless and showcase why Bob Pease will always hold a revered place in the analogue industry. We miss your wit and unabashed style of writing, Bob.”
The first volume includes articles on analogue engineering, technical reading, transimpedance amplifiers, frequency-to-voltage converters, capacitor leakage, noise gain, current limiters, and output impedance; the second covers battery power, a battery charger, ripple rejection and soakage, best amplifiers, bridge amplifiers, and Bob’s thoughts on energy.
Volume 1 and Volume 2 are available to download now, free of charge in exchange for an email address and business sector information.
Gareth Halfacree is a technology journalist and technical author best known for his work on the Raspberry Pi User Guide and an upcoming book covering the BBC’s micro:bit project. A keen open source advocate and RISC-V fan, Gareth is responsible for curating our fortnightly community round-up posts.