Building electro-optical systems
by Philip C. D. Hobbs · first published 2000
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…limited understanding of high speed circuits and transmission lines today. But something I like about analog electronics is that physics will always be physics. If you liked H&H, you might also like: Building Electro-Optical Systems: Making It all Work, by Phil Hobbs.
on “The Art of Electronics, 3rd Edition, to be released April 2015” ↗If you liked H&H, you might also like: Building Electro-Optical Systems: Making It all Work, by Phil Hobbs. +1, definitely an underrated book. It applies to a lot more than just EO systems.
on “The Art of Electronics, 3rd Edition, to be released April 2015” ↗On that note, does anyone have good resources on building laser powered products? I figured it would make sense to start by reading an optics textbook. [1] Something like Building Electro-Optical Systems by Hobbs. First problem is that I wouldn't even know which ones good. The next problem I see and which the article touches on is that the wrong setting might cause irreparable tissue damage. Which by…
on “Laser Products I Hate” ↗