Research : Electrical and Computer Engineering: Books

Books

Comprehensive dictionary of electrical engineering. 2nd edition by Editor-in-Chief Phillip A. Laplante
Call Number: A&T REF TK9 .C575 2005

ISBN: 0849330866

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Electrical safety handbook. Third edition. by John Cadick, Mary Capelli-Schellpfeffer and Dennis K. Neitzel
Call Number: A&T REF TK152 .C22 2006

ISBN: 0071373497
Empires of light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, and the race to electrify the world. by Jill Jonnes
Call Number: A&T STACKS TK18 .J66 2004

ISBN: 0375758844
A History of Electrical Power Engineering by Percy Dunsheath
Call Number: A&T STACKS TK15 .D8 1969

ISBN: 9780262540070

Publication Date: 1969
New Developments in Computer Science Research by Susan Shannon
Call Number: A&T STACKS TK7885 .N464 2005

ISBN: 1594542562

Publication Date: 2005
Using the Engineering Literature by Bonnie A. Osif (Editor)
Call Number: A&T REF T10.7 .U85 2006

ISBN: 0824729641

Publication Date: 2006

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A prototype intelligent multiagent benchmark maintaining distributed situational awareness with a rule engine. by Monica E. Barnette
Call Number: A&T SPEC COLL LD3914.N7 B28447 2008

Develops a distributed battle tracking system (DBTS) for the U.S. Army CERDEC (Communications-Electronics Research, Development, and Engineering Center) C2D (Command and Control Directorate) as an integral part of the development of a distributed battle command for tracking technology. Uses the JADE (Java Agent Development) multiagent framework to allow multiple agents to maintain awareness of each other, to alert each other when they diverge from the common plan, and to establish a new common plan.

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3-D circuit modeling to enhance extraction of junction temperature information from converter output ringing. by Marsha Lee Walters
Call Number: A&T SPEC COLL LD3914.N71 W358 2008

Researches increasing the reliability of power electronic systems by making junction temperature control more practical. Examines a real-time, non-invasive technique to extract metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) junction temperature estimation from the ringing waveform on a DC output bus. Investigates how parasitics affect these ringing waveform properties that are junction temperature dependent and proposes printed circuit board (PCB) layout techniques that shape the ringing waveform for ease of detection