Analog Design for Industrial Systems: From Fundamentals to Industrial‑Scale Implementation

Analog Design for Industrial Systems: From Fundamentals to Industrial-Scale Implementation is a practical, experience-driven guide to designing analog electronics that survive the real world not just the lab.

Unlike traditional textbooks that focus on ideal circuits and theoretical performance, this book addresses the harsh realities of industrial environments: electrical noise, temperature extremes, long-term aging, EMC compliance, safety standards, and manufacturing constraints. It bridges the gap between theory and field-proven design, helping engineers build analog systems that remain stable, accurate, and reliable over decades of operation.

Written for practicing engineers and advanced students, the book emphasizes engineering judgment over academic perfection. Topics are presented in the context of complete systems where sensors, signal conditioning, power management, protection, layout, and compliance interact in complex and often unforgiving ways.

Key topics include:

> Industrial component selection and datasheet interpretation

> Non-ideal behavior of passive and active components

> Precision sensor interfaces (RTDs, thermocouples, strain gauges, photodiodes)

> Noise-resilient analog filtering and data-converter front-end design

> Power management, voltage references, and analog-friendly switching regulators

> Protection against ESD, EFT, surge, and reverse polarity

> Isolation techniques and industrial I/O standards (4–20 mA, 0–10 V)

> PCB layout, grounding, shielding, and EMC best practices

> Reliability engineering, derating, thermal management, and lifetime prediction

> Functional safety and compliance with IEC industrial standards

Rather than optimizing for peak specifications, this book teaches how to design for robustness, manufacturability, safety, and long-term reliability the metrics that truly matter in industrial systems.

If your goal is to design analog hardware that works consistently across temperature, time, and abuse and to reduce field failures, debugging cycles, and costly redesigns this book provides the practical insight needed to get there.

Ideal for:

Industrial electronics engineers, analog and mixed-signal designers, automation and control engineers, hardware architects, and serious students preparing for real-world engineering challenges.

Author: Poonam Sonawane

Please note that this product is an e-book only. No printed (physical) copy is included.