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Electronics and instrumentation for audiologists

Paul J. Moser

2009

Multiple-base number system

Vassil Dimitrov

2012

Introduction to electrical installation work

Trevor Linsley

2009

Arduino Cookbook

Michael Margolis

2011

Troubleshooting switching power converters

Sanjaya Maniktala

2008

Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics

Stan Gibilisco

2006

Electrical power systems technology

Stephen W. Fardo

1997

Alternating currents

Karen L. Palmer, Salvador A. Martinez, Timothy J. Brennan

2002

Modern recording techniques

David Miles Huber

2005

A wavelet tour of signal processing

S. G. Mallat

1998

Statistical orbit determination

Byron Tapley, Bob Schutz, George H. Born

2004

Power transformers

John J. Winders

2002

Electrical engineer's reference book

M. A. Laughton

2002

Electrical Motor Controls for Integrated Systems

Gary Rockis, Glen A. Mazur

2013

Music engineering

Richard Brice

1998

WDM technologies

Masahiko Fujiwara, Achyut K. Dutta

2002

Photoelectrochemical Solar Conversion Systems

Andres G. Munoz

2012

Lossless compression handbook

Khalid Sayood

2003

Smart grids

Stuart Borlase

2012

Elements of electromagnetics

Matthew N. O. Sadiku

2010

Thermal engineering in power systems

Ryoichi Amano

2008

Power transmission and distribution

Anthony J. Pansini

1991

Understanding and servicing alarm systems

H. William Trimmer

1999

The power electronics handbook

Timothy L. Skvarenina

2002

Introduction to information optics

Yu, Francis T. S., Suganda Jutamulia

2001

Electric Power Distribution Handbook, Second Edition

Thomas Allen Short

2014

Bebop to the Boolean boogie

Clive Maxfield

1995

Home Recording Power! (Power)

Ben Milstead

2005

Electricity in the American Economy

Sam H. Schurr

1990

Comprehensive Dictionary of Electrical Engineering

Phillip A. Laplante

2005

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