The Wiley Encyclopedia of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, edited by John G. Webster, remains the most comprehensive and authoritative resource in the electrical and electronics engineering field to date: Each article has been written by expert in the field or discipline Articles are structured to start with basic material and then move on to more complex theory and applications All articles have been cross-referenced to related literature of further research Covers the history of electrical and electronics engineering, patents, computer engineering and much more Wiley is committed to ensuring that the online version of the Encyclopedia continues to reflect the state-of-the-art in engineering and computer science through frequently updating and expanding the Encyclopedia 24 Volumes plus supplement www.wileyonlinelibrary.com/ref/eeee

This 24 volume set offers comprehensive coverage of the electrical and electronics engineering field. Covers wide range of information from power systems and communications to advanced applications in neural networks and robotics.

"Containing over 1, 400 articles, this is the most comprehensive encyclopedia of electrical engineering available. The articles were written and reviewed by an international group of engineers with academic or research affiliations. The entries are grouped into 64 broad categories such as solid-state circuits, fuzzy systems, and medical imaging. Mathematical explanations, tables, and graphics illustrate the articles. An extensive index by subject and keyword makes locating material easy. All of the articles have bibliographies. Larger public libraries and academic libraries with engineerings majors will find this to be a useful source."--" Outstanding reference sources 2000 ", American Libraries, May 2000. Comp. by the Reference Sources Committee, RUSA, ALA.

This first update volume to the Wiley Encyclopedia of Electrical and Electronics Engineering contains 57 articles which provide the latest developments in the field.

Electrical and electronics engineering entails the design, development and implementation of electrical and electronic power systems. This may be as simple as designing a light bulb or as complex as the development of robotics for automating manufacturing. This Encyclopedia covers both the theory of electrical and electronics engineering as well as practical applications for industry. The annual update volume describes the latest developments in the field.

This work defines the discipline and serves as the starting point and reference for any electrical and electronic engineering research project. It covers all aspects of the field in around 1300 referenced articles.