Question: What introduction to electronics and computer engineering has been used in courses at Yale and the University of Texas-Austin, and also has a recipe for the best seafood gumbo youve ever tasted? Answer: Clive "Max" Maxfields mind-bending Bebop to the Boolean Boogie! Its friendly, funny, quirky. . . . and also a solid, comprehensive introduction to contemporary electronics and computing technology. |
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Bebop
to the Boolean Boogie is
packed with hundreds of lavish, painstakingly drawn illustrations that clearly show the
important points of each topic. Be warned! This is not your classical, electronics book. In addition to the superbly presented technical content, you'll find a treasure trove of interesting and enlightening nuggets of trivia. |
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writes clearly with humor and
zest, and there are hundreds of clear diagrams that clarify even the most difficult
subjects. The exhaustive glossary is almost worth the price of the book by itself. If you
are a student, electronics hobbyist, an experienced engineer wanting a handy reference to
new technologies, a software engineer wanting a better understanding of hardware, or are
just an ordinary Joe or Jill who wants to know how all this electronics and computer stuff
really works, this is the book for you! As Computer Design magazine said, "If you
want to be reminded of the joy of electronics, take a look at Clive "Max"
Maxfields book, Bebop to the Boolean Boogie." Over 470 large-format pages of really great electronics information! As you rampage your way through this book you will discover: |
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The difference between the analog and digital worlds. |
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| Bebop boldly goes behind the beyond, behind which no electronics book has boldly gone beyond before! Bebop is the only electronics book where you can simultaneously learn about state machines, musical socks, Reed-Müller logic, and the best time of the day to eat smoked fish. | ||
| a | Atoms ... Transistors ... Logic Gates ... Eskimo Counting Systems ... Fuzzbuttons ... Smoked Fish ... Musical Socks ... Reed-Müller Logic ... Seafood Gumbo ... Integrated Circuits ... Circuit Boards ... Hybrids ... Multichip Modules ... Optical Interconnects ... Protein Memories & Switches ... Diamond Substrates ... Virtual Hardware ... Holographic Interconnects ... Superconductors ... Nanotechnology ... and much, much more! | |