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. The number of examples, including new design examples, has been increased, giving students more opportunity to see problems worked out. Additionally, some of the less fundamental mathematical material has been moved to the ARIS website..

. In addition this edition comes with a Homework Management System called ARIS, which includes 450 static problems..

Customer Reviews

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Difficult book to understand

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It could possibly be my personal intelligence level, but this was a very difficult book for me to understand. It was required for my Electronics I class, so I didn't have much of a choice. Luckily I saved some money on this book by buying it used on here, so that made me feel a bit better about me not understanding the book. Not one I would personally recommend, but if you don't have a choice, go for it.

Microelectronic Circuit Design by Jaeger/Blalock	Customer Rating:
I'm an EE student who has taken the first course using the Sedra/Smith book but because of a delay in taking the second course, will be using the Jaeger/Blalock text. I'm reviewing the material from the first course as it is laid out in the Jaegaer/Blalock book and find the same material more understandable with more relevant detail.

Great book	Customer Rating:
This is the best book I have ever seen for electronics/mircroelec. It provides you a full coverage and in depth explanation, buy this book if you want really learn this stuffs.

GREAT BOOK!	Customer Rating:
If you really want to learn the structure and principles of function of the different types of electronic components, this is the perfect book for you. The theory is too easy to understand and it has a lot of exercises and problems with different dificulty levels. You can use this textbook in different courses, like: Analog Circuits, Electronic Circuit Design,and electronic physics.

Excellent

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These reviews certainly demonstrate that everyone has a different point of view. I thought Jaeger's organization was excellent. Jaeger leads you through the material in a user friendly, step by step manner. He provides what I think is the best explanation of pn junction physics. Jaeger takes the space needed to explain fully. Compared to Jaeger,Sedra and Smith race through the material providing few intermediate examples. I think Jaeger TEACHES and Sedra and Smith seem to be summarizing for the benefit of someone who has learned elsewhere.