The Electrical Engineering Handbook (AP Series in Engineering)

Features

• Cover Type: Hard Cover with 1018 pages
• Published by: Academic Press
• Edition: 1st Edition November 10, 2004
• Written in: English
• ISBN 10 Number: 0121709604
• ISBN 13 Number: 978-0121709600
• Book Dimensions: 11.1 x 8.8 x 2.1 inches
• Weighs: 6.8 pounds

Product Review
a surprisingly broad range of electrical topics of great concern to almost all modern engineers. The authors have assembled an authoritative and comprehensive reference tool specifically targeting practicing engineers. And, the volume has the potential to become a classic modern electrical engineering handbook. While it encompases many traditional subjects, it also addresses many areas of current research activity and international interest. Kenneth L. Corum Sun Microsystems

a surprisingly broad
range of electrical topics of great concern to almost all modern engineers. The authors have assembled an authoritative and comprehensive reference tool specifically targeting practicing engineers. And, the volume has the potential to become a classic modern electrical engineering handbook. While it encompases many traditional subjects, it also addresses many areas of current research activity and
international interest.
Kenneth L. Corum
Sun Microsystems -- Review

Product Review
a surprisingly broad
range of electrical topics of great concern to almost all modern engineers. The authors have assembled an authoritative and comprehensive reference tool specifically targeting practicing engineers. And, the volume has the potential to become a classic modern electrical engineering handbook. While it encompases many traditional subjects, it also addresses many areas of current research activity and
international interest.
Kenneth L. Corum
Sun Microsystems

Reader Reviews
In my opinion, a good handbook should begin each subject treated with a clear elementary introduction suitable for nonspecialists, and continue to include a collection of tables, diagrams, and formulas to aid the specialist. The introductions are sometimes incomplete and misleading. The specialist will usually not find the reference material normally expected in handbooks. It is an attractively printed volume and generally quite readable. The global plan is generally quite good, and one can hope that this work will be allowed to mature in future revisions.