Electronics: From Symbolic Analysis to Quantum Computing
On October 9, 2024, the book "Elektronika. Od analizy symbolicznej do obliczeń kwantowych" (translated title: Electronics: From Symbolic Analysis to Quantum Computing) was published by Helion Publishing. The co-authors include staff members of the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications (KTiT).
The graphic comes from the book's page on the Helion Publishing website, where the following description in Polish can be found:
Electronics accompanies us at every step. Without it — the field of technology and science concerned with generating and processing signals in the form of electric currents and voltages or electromagnetic fields — there would be no telephone, radio, television, radar, computer, smartphone, internet, and... in fact, none of the devices and conveniences of the 21st century that we use every day without even thinking about how they work or how they are built.
Electronic circuits permeate every aspect of our lives. Without them, civilization as we know it would cease to exist. The threat is not as small as it may seem. Electronics is a complex field, and educating specialists and passing on the necessary knowledge requires effort. One must start with the basics — hence the idea for a series of publications dedicated to the most important topics in electronics. This book covers subjects such as:
- Symbolic analysis and sensitivity analysis
- Noise theory
- Passive filters
- Transmission lines and antennas
- Electromagnetic wave propagation
- Chemoresistive gas sensors based on metal oxides and biosensors
- Quantum computing
