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Electronic Devices Problems

Course: COMP EE367, Winter 2009
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Devices Electronic Problems Electronic Devices by Floyd, 7 Ed. Ch. 1, #13, 1619 inclusive =5 questions Ch. 2, #19, 1117, 1921, 2429, 31, 36 = 27 questions Ch. 3, #13, 617, 20 = 16 questions Ch. 4, #518, 23, 25, 26 = 17 questions Ch. 5, #113, 1520, 30 = 20 questions Ch. 6, #116, 1922, 27, 29(a and b), 30(a and b) Ch. 7, #113, 1622, 2427 Ch. 8, #1, 2, 11, 13(a), 1519, 2527 Electronic Devices Problems Electronic by...

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Devices Electronic Problems Electronic Devices by Floyd, 7 Ed. Ch. 1, #13, 1619 inclusive =5 questions Ch. 2, #19, 1117, 1921, 2429, 31, 36 = 27 questions Ch. 3, #13, 617, 20 = 16 questions Ch. 4, #518, 23, 25, 26 = 17 questions Ch. 5, #113, 1520, 30 = 20 questions Ch. 6, #116, 1922, 27, 29(a and b), 30(a and b) Ch. 7, #113, 1622, 2427 Ch. 8, #1, 2, 11, 13(a), 1519, 2527 Electronic Devices Problems Electronic by Devices Floyd, 8 Ed. Ch. 1, #13, 16, 17, 20, 21 =5 questions Ch. 2, #1, 2, 511, 1319, 2123, 26, 28, 3033, 35, 40 = 27 questions Ch. 3, #13, 617, 20 = 16 questions Ch. 4, #513, 1620, 25, 29, 30 = 17 questions Ch. 5, #18, 1115, 17, 2832, 34 = 20 questions Ch. 6, #18, 1018, 2124, 29, 31(a and b), 32(a and b) Ch. 8, #113, 1622, 2427 (chapter order different from 7 Ed.) Ch. 9, #1, 2, 11, 13(a), 1519, 2527
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