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From: ankleand@mit-caf.MIT.EDU (Andrew Karanicolas)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Analog Circuit Design Tech-notes Quest
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Date: 14 Nov 89 03:27:37 GMT
References: <1989Nov13.135928.16752@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu>
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In article <1989Nov13.135928.16752@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu> kin@eecg.toronto.edu (Kin Man J Chan) writes:
>
>Hi there!
>
>I posted an article earlier with a view to gathering as many existing
>analog circuit design tech-notes as possible. (other than standard
>textbooks)
>Kin Chan
>
>Department of Electrical Engineering
>University of Toronto

For analog IC applications and some design information, 
you should check Linear and Data Conversion data books from Analog Devices.
In addition, there are references to some books that Analog Devices publishes.

Although much narrower in scope, check out Apex Microtechnology 
2895 W. Rudasill Rd., Tuscon AZ 85741.  602-742-8600.
Apex makes hybrid power op-amps and they have some useful application 
notes regarding hybrid amplifier application.  In any case, Apex has 
some very interesting power op-amps.  Very interesting stuff if you
are interested in control of power circuits. 

Of course, the IEEE literature will provide you with a large quantity
of analog circuit design techniqes. I don't know if you were including
the IEEE publications along with "standard texts".

Andrew Karanicolas
MIT Microsystems Laboratory
ankleand@caf.mit.edu