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Have you published your own book(s) or had your content published in one?

cstanton

As the element14 Community we're doing an article/press release on our members, whom have gone on to publish your projects that you've shared or created on the element14 Community and then either published, or had published, a book on the project, your work, or topics, blogs, etc.

 

For example "Vintage Upcycling With Raspberry Pi and Arduino" from !

 

We'd like to include any members in the article who'd be interested in being a part of the press release and it would give you advertising for the book and its content as well.

 

Please do be a part of this and let us know about what you've been involved in!

  • Hello Chris, thank you for this great idea! Should we send an email with references and material of the published / in publishing books (in which Element14 is also involved as the one you mention)?

     

    Cheers. Enrico

  • in reply to balearicdynamics

    Replies to this thread are also accepted where it makes sense to, if people have information they don't want directly associated with their username, but are happy to have their real names mentioned in combination with the element14 Community then direct message me and we can sort something out.

  • Hi Christopher,

     

    I would be glad to help.

    So far I have about nineteen books out self published through Lulu.com.

     

    Most of the time they made it very easy to put a book together and then get it to a wide market place.

    So far I have sold books in about fourteen different countries.

     

    DAB

  • I write for a few tutorial type articles for computer magazines. Linux systems and Raspberry Pi's have been the focus. I have also done a few application related tutorials. A few of the projects I have discussed in blog posts on the site. I have also shared a few of the article (writer's copy) with members that have a particular interest in the subject matter.

     

    I've not book published so the freelance writing may not be of interest.

  • Hi Christopher,

    I am not sure what you can use from my publications, so I am posting below the entire list (including journal and conference papers):

     

    Books:

     

    • Technical book: “Introduction in the Troubleshooting of Video Cassette Recorders”, book, author Cosmin Iorga, 72 pages, ISBN: 973-601-009-0, Teora, 1992.
    • Technical book: “Noise Coupling in Integrated Circuits: A Practical Approach to Analysis, Modeling, and Suppression”, author Cosmin Iorga, Hardcover, 286p, ISBN: 978-0615197562, NoiseCoupling.com 2008.

     

    Papers:

     

    • "Measuring S-parameter Models of Power Delivery Networks in FPGA Systems by Using an Embedded Multi-port Vector Network Analyzer" DesignCon, Jan 30 - Feb 1, 2018
    • "Power Integrity Improvement in FPGA Boards Using Embedded 1-Port Vector Network Analyzer", PCB West, Sept. 12-14, 2017
    • Conference Paper: “Active Cancellation of Noise Coupling in Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits: Methodology, Design Examples, and Experimental Results”, DesignCon 2009, Santa Clara, CA, Feb. 2-5, 2009.
    • Conference Paper: “Experimental Optimization of Decoupling Capacitors in FPGA Designs by On-Die Measurement of Power Distribution Impedance Frequency Profile”, DesignCon 2012
    • Conference Paper: “Method for Troubleshooting Power Integrity Problems in Programmable Logic Device Electronic Systems by Embedded Measurement of Power Distribution Impedance”, DesignCon 2012,
    • Conference Paper: “Power Integrity and Noise Coupling Effects on Signal Integrity – Methodology for Identifying the Deterministic Jitter Components and Their Generating Sources in Data Communication Systems”, DesignCon 2010
    • Conference Paper: “Using SpectraQuest for Signal Integrity Simulations”, Cosmin Iorga, presented at the International Cadence User Group Conference, San Jose, 2002.
    • Journal Paper: “A Built-in Technique for Measuring Substrate and Power Supply Noise using PMOS-based Differential Sensors and a Waveform Sampler in System-on-Chip Applications”, Cosmin Iorga, Yi-Chang Lu, Robert W. Dutton, IEEE Transactions on Measure
    • Journal Paper: “Compartmental Analysis of Dielectric Absorption in Capacitors”, Cosmin Iorga, IEEE Transactions on Dielectric and Insulation, Vol 7, Issue 2, April 2000, pages 187 – 192
    • Technical Tutorial: “Practical Techniques for Understanding, Modeling, and Efficiently Suppressing the Noise Coupling through Chip, Package, and PCB in Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits and Systems on Chip”, instructor Cosmin Iorga
    • Technical Tutorial: “Understanding and Effectively Suppressing the Noise Coupling in System-on-Chip Applications”, IEEE SOC Conference, Newport Beach, CA Sept 17-20, 2008.
    • Technical Tutorial: “Understanding, Modeling, and Efficiently Suppressing the Noise Coupling in Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits and Systems-on-chip”, instructor Cosmin Iorga

     

    Let me know if you need details about any of these publications.

    Best Wishes,

    Cosmin

  • Hi Christopher,

     

    My book was released here on element 14 about two years ago and several of my friends requested copies. Due to printing costs for an actual in hand book and a limited potential customer base it was impractical to market. Here is a link to my original release posting.

     

    https://www.element14.com/community/people/jw0752/blog/2018/09/09/time-to-release-my-50-electronics-shop-tech-tips-book

     

    Thanks for your interest.

     

    John

  • in reply to jw0752

    Hey John image

     

    The way I got around that with my self published work was using Amazon Self publishing...That way I could set the price for a certain time and send my friends/family the link and then increase or decrease the price as needed. I could also set it for free to download on Kindle for anyone just wanting a digital copy too!

  • in reply to plowe

    Thanks Paul,

     

    I may check that out.

     

    John

  • I have got a book on using saws which is available print on demand or kindle. Also four of my projects are featured in the Book of Making Volume 1 and two in Book of Making Volume 2.

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