title: Introduction to Mechatronic Design
author:  J. Edward Carryer 
description: Very comprehensiveWell written with good HW problems.  Larry Banta, West Virginia University<br /> <br /> What I love about this book is that it puts much of what we teach in one text allowing the students to study in more depth the details their projects require."  Daniel J. Block, University of Illinois<br /> <br /> I expect this to become the gold standard for Mechatronics classes for years to come.  David Fisher, Rose-Hulman<br /> <br /> I was very impressed with the organization of the material and the level of knowledge the authors bring to each topic. I was also impressed with the concise and clear way topics are introduced and explained.  David Fisher, Rose-Hulman<br /> <br /> I think thats great! My students get an introduction to Mechatronics then have a textbook to take with them after the course that they can continue to use and learn from.  David Fisher, Rose-Hulman<br /> <br /> The authors really know their stuff and offer good guidelines, rules of thumb, and advice on dealing with real electronics, actuators, and sensors. I also really enjoyed the project discussion and trying to put into words what needs to happen in a good design process!  David Fisher, Rose-Hulman<br /> <br /> The best features of the proposed text are its breadth and its detailed coverage of practical electronics.  William R. Murray, California Polytechnic State University<br /> <br /> The textbook is overflowing with information. There is traditional analysis, an extensive survey of current hardware (sensors, actuators, computer hardware), practical advice (dos &amp; donts). There is a lot to assimilate with many useful chapters that contain pedagogical examples and a wealth of practical information.  Mark Nagurka, Marquette University<br /> <br /> The textbook is applied and not just a theoretical product. It reflects years of hardware experience from the authors.  Mark Nagurka, Marquette University<br /> <br /> This one volume includes many subjects that are part of the enterprise of mechatronics. The book has exceptionally strong coverage of microcontrollers.  Mark Nagurka, Marquette University<br /> <br />
zlib_text: Mechatronic Systems Design
  
  Klaus Janschek
  Mechatronic Systems Design
  Methods, Models, Concepts
  Translation by
  Kristof Richmond
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  Prof. Dr. techn. Klaus Janschek
  Technische Universitaet Dresden
  Electrical and Computer Engineering
  Institute of Automation
  Dresden
  Germany
  klaus.janschek@tu-dresden.de
  Dr. Kristof Richmond
  Iowa City, Iowa
  USA
  kristof@frontierastronautics.com
  ISBN 978-3-642-17530-5
  e-ISBN 978-3-642-17531-2
  DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-17531-2
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