Within the dynamic field of analogue electronics, new technologies are constantly emerging. In recent years, CMOS devices have come to replace the existing bipolar devices and undergraduates need to be aware of how these latest developments affect analogue circuit design. Using an analytical approach, "Analogue Electronics" looks at the implications of these latest technical advances and covers a wide range of useful material not often found in single publications. The author has included experimental exercises and informative worked examples designed to simplify the complexities of circuit design and aid reader comprehension. Containing over 300 illustrations, "Analogue Electronics" is the perfect companion for the electronic engineering undergraduate for all 3 years of their degree and beyond.