Books/Guide to become a Analog Specialist

[TuAtAu]

Does anyone can provide me or us any guide/Books that able to enchant a Analog Engineer's Design Ability/Skill?

Focus Attribute:
1) Compensation - Cascading Op-Amp and RCL
2) Power Supply Design - To as efficiency as possible (Switching or other more efficient design)
3) Analog Design - Transistor/Power System Transformer/Op-Amps etc

THANKS in ADVANCE! :idea:

 

[Miguel Gaspar]

1st start with transistors: Microelectronics Sedra/Smith McGrawHill
2nd Op-amps: Design with Operational Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits, Sergio Franco
3rd For Power supply wich one: linear or switching. Because for eficiency Switching. But you first must know about control system, Magnetic theory, and passive and active devices. One excelllent book is Practical design of Switching power supplies by JOhn D. Lenk
4th FOr transformers ( not the picture)it depends wich one, there are several kinds of them. Please let me know wich one.

 

[TuAtAu]

Thanks Miguel.
Anyone has any other suggestion?

More option better than no option

 

[leo_o2]

Practice is the best teacher.

 

[TuAtAu]

Practice is the best teacher.

that is high cost to practice in real components. If using simulator, I found that sometime the result is differ with the reality.. so bad~

 

[leo_o2]

Yes. However, practice can't be replaced by reading.

 

[Prof78]

For many Op Amp applications

Op Amp Applications Handbook Edited by W. Jung (Newness 2006) but earlier edition available online at:

ADI - Analog Dialogue | Op Amp Applications Handbook

(+download errata file also listed there.)

Coverage of many aspects of circuit theory, analog design and simulation:

Hamilton S (2007) An Analog Electronics Companion (Cambridge University Press ISBN 0780521687805)

(+ lots of reference books listed in the appendix)

and a great deal of study and practical experience.

Prof78