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The discussion centers on the search for a comprehensive textbook on analogue electronic circuit analysis, specifically focusing on logic gates, non-ideal operational amplifier models, finite open-loop gain analysis, and Schmitt-trigger analysis. The user has reviewed numerous books and found Sedra & Smith to be the closest match to their needs but is still seeking a more rigorous option. While "The Art of Electronics" is frequently recommended, it is considered too practical and lacking in theoretical depth. The user emphasizes the need for a textbook that thoroughly addresses the specified topics with a strong theoretical foundation.
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Hey all,
I would like to ask your recommendation for analogue electronic circuit analysis textbooks ( diodes ,transistors and op amps etc... ) dealing with the following topics

Logic gates general description and their application using analogue electronics

Op-amps:

1)Non-ideal model of operational amplifier
2)finite open loop gain analysis
3)Schmitt-trigger analysis

Well ,I have crossed the library halls ,reviewing dozens of books and simply couldn't find one complete analogue electronics textbook analysing *rigorously* these topics

I must say -I have read Sedra&Smith -it was the closest book meeting my requirements...yet as mentioned I'm looking for the best textbook out there
I have paid attention to the fact many of you recommending "The Art Of Electronics" .However, its not as rigorous as I need ,and missing theoretical explnations (in my opinion)


Thanks in advance!
 
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You are right that Horowitz and Hill is much more practical than theoretically rigorous.

Good enough for an experimental physicist though.
 
Ok ,Thank you for your reply.

Yet ,I still need any recommendation for any theoretical book
dealing with the subjects mentioned above
 
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