Analog Circuit Design is available in two formats: a downloadable PDF E-Book and a PDF E-Book distributed on CD. Printing instructions for creating a hard copy of the 1000+ page book are available below.

The textbook Analog Circuit Design is sold in eBook format. The eBook has several advantages. It keeps the cost at a minimum and provides convenient navigation aids such as in-text links to formulae, diagrams and other sections of the book. It's portable: you can put a copy on your laptop or tablet, which beats lugging around a massive volume of paper. That said, there are times when it's nice to have a printed copy.

You're welcome to make a hard copy version for your own use. Here's one way to do that.

1. Purchase a 4 inch binder to hold the material. We recommend the Avery 4 inch 'One-Touch', heavy duty binder, part number 79704. It's available from Staples. The rings joint quite precisely, making it easy to move paper over them. One thing to note about that binder: on most binders, you can pull the rings apart to open them. Do *not* do that with this binder, you'll bend the rings. Use the 'one-touch' lever.
2. Take the eBook file on a USB key to your local copy shop and print it off, black-and white, double-sided, 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheets. Some copy machines can do a three-hole punch at the same time. That saves a lot of work.
3. Print the sheet for the front cover and spine, and the sheet for the rear cover. Use card stock, 11 x 17 inches, and print these in colour. Copy shops often have a shear that you can use to trim these sheets to size. Trim them and insert them in the cover pockets.
4. If the pages are not three-hole punched, you'll have to do it by hand. If you can, do it in the copy shop using their industrial hole-puncher. The light duty ones can only take a few pages at a time, so punching the entire manuscript by that method is pretty tedious.
5. Open the binder and install the sheets. You're done!