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Electrical Engineering Bibliography

CONTENTS

  1. JOURNAL ARTICLES: INDEXES AND ABSTRACTS
    1. General
    2. Applications
    3. Technical Reports
  2. BOOKS BY SUBJECT
  3. ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND DICTIONARIES
  4. HANDBOOKS AND MANUALS
  5. COMPONENTS, DEVICES, BUYERS' GUIDES
  6. CIRCUIT DESIGN, SCHEMATICS
  7. TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR
  8. STANDARDS

I. JOURNAL ARTICLES: INDEXES AND ABSTRACTS

A. General

B. Applications

C.Technical Reports

II. BOOKS BY SUBJECT

To find books by subject, title, or author use the computer catalog. To determine what subject term(s) to use, first check the Library of Congress Subject Headings (big red books on stands near the catalogs.) Cross references refer to related terms. The following codes indicate the kinds of relationship between terms: "USE"; means to use the specified subject term rather than the one you tried; "UF"; means "use for"; (i.e.. use the term in bold type instead of the term after UF); "BT", "NT", "RT"; are broader, narrower and related terms respectively; and terms after "--"; are subheadings to be used after the subject term in bold type at the head of the listing. Electronic books for programmers and IT professionals are available via Safari.

III. ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND DICTIONARIES

IV. HANDBOOKS AND MANUALS

Electronics Engineer's Handbook. 4th ed. Ed. by Donald G. Fink. McGraw-Hill, 1997. (ref TK 7825 .E34 1997 - Reference Room) One of the standard handbooks, complements the next entry. Sections on principles; materials, devices, components, and assemblies; circuits and functions; systems and applications.

Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers. 13th ed. Ed. by Donald G. Fink. McGraw-Hill, 1993. (ref TK151 .S8 1993 - Reference Room). Major sections include wiring design, motors, illumination, electricity in transportation, telecommunications, and electro-technology. Also electric power generation and transmission.

Electrical Engineering Handbook. New York : IEEE, 1997 (ref TK145 .E354 1997 - Reference Room)

Electronics Technology Handbook by Neil Sclater. New York : McGraw-Hill, 1999. (ref TK7825 .S33 1999 - Reference Room)

Newnes Electrical Engineer's Handbook Boston : Newnes, 2000 (TK145 .N471 2000 - Floor 3)

The resource Handbook of Electronics by Jerry C. Whitaker. Boca Raton, FL : CRC, 2001. (TK7825 .W48 2001 - Floor 3)

Electronics Portable Handbook by Stan Gibilisco. New York : McGraw-Hill, 2000. (TK7825 .G53 2000 - Floor 3)

Handbook for Sound Engineers, the New Audio Cyclopedia. 2d ed. Ed. by Glen Ballou. Howard Sams Co., 1998. (TK7881.4 .H36 1998 - Floor 3) Includes audio electronics components, devices, circuits and recording.

Master handbook of audio production by Jerry C. Whitaker. New York : McGraw-Hill, 2003. (Ref TK7881.4 .M37 2003 - Floor 3)

Printed circuits handbook New York : McGraw-Hill, 2001. (ref TK7868.P7 P76 2001 - Reference Room)

V. COMPONENTS, DEVICES, BUYERS' GUIDES

Manufacturers Web Sites

VI. CIRCUIT DESIGN, SCHEMATICS

VII. TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR

VIII. STANDARDS

The library has a few individual standards in electrical and electronics engineering. They are cataloged as books. Most must be ordered. There are catalogs for IEEE standards (ref TK 277 .I33) and American National Standards Institute (ANSI) (ref Z 7914 .A22). For further information on standards and their availability please check my "Standards, Codes and Specifications in the CSUN Library" website at \http://library.csun.edu/dhelfer/stand.html.

IHS Global - free standards search engine; standards may be purchased from this company.


Compiled by Barbara Magnuson 
Revised by Doris Helfer, Jan. 2002 & by Snowdy Dodson, Summer 2004

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