ISBN-13: 978-0750694995 // EDITION: 1991 // Tier 3: Engineer Reference ● HARDCOPY REFERENCE MANUAL (COMING SOON — REGISTER INTEREST)

Troubleshooting Analog Circuits

Author / Issuing Authority: Robert A. Pease • Category: RF Comms, Electronics & Offline Compute

Legendary National Semiconductor chief scientist Bob Pease teaches how to actually track down and fix faults in real hardware.

Why This Manual Matters in a Grid-Down Outage

Textbook theory rarely explains why a real circuit board oscillates, overheats, or dies in the field. Bob Pease distils decades of bench wisdom into a masterclass on hardware fault-finding.

Plant-Room & Field Operational Takeaway

Covers the hidden parasitics of capacitors, inductors, diodes, power transistors, and op-amps—plus how to isolate phantom ground loops, ESD damage, and intermittent solder joints with an oscilloscope and DMM.

Maintaining a physical dead-tree edition of Troubleshooting Analog Circuits (ISBN-13: 978-0750694995) in your plant room, comms rack, or site incident grab-bag ensures engineers and duty wardens have immediate access to statutory tables, pinouts, and safety protocols when cloud documentation portals and corporate intranets are unreachable.

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