IEEE Standard Dictionary of Electrical and Electronics Terms

Advertisement, IEEE. In the expanded and revised IEEE Standard Dictionary, you find over 300 sources of input, including terms from all IEEE Standards since 1972; many from ANSI Standards. The 20,254 entries make up the bulk of the text Over 7,000 terms are new, or have been revised since the 1972 edition. Each entry is an official standard of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. This is the most authoritative single-volume dictionary of electrical and electronics terms available anywhere. Here are some of the features: 20,254 definitions, embracing the total language of E/E engineering; 896 pages; more than 140 illustrations; Comprehensive revisions assure most up-to-date definitions of terms; Identification of defining document and source field; New coding system simplifies identification of sources; Equations and formulas set in large, easy-to-read type; Designation of preferred terms, deprecated terms and alternate usages; Explanatory notes; and Cross indexing provided.