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basic electrical and electronics engineering...................... 1
circuits and networks......................................................................... 2
electric machines................................................................................. 3
power system analysis/non-conventional
energy resources.................................................................................. 4
power electronics................................................................................. 5
basic electronics/electronic devices and circuits............. 6
digital electronics................................................................................. 8
analog electronics/VLSI design................................................... 9
signals and systems............................................................................ 11
digital signal processing.................................................................. 12
filter design/MATLAB......................................................................... 13
communication systems................................................................. 14
field theory............................................................................................... 16
optical fibre communication........................................................ 17
microprocessors and microcontrollers.................................. 18
measurement and instrumentation......................................... 20
control engineering............................................................................ 21
artificial intelligence and expert systems.............................. 23
material science/computer fundamentals and
programming.......................................................................................... 24
data structures using C/C++......................................................... 28
discrete mathematics........................................................................ 29
formal languages and automata theory/
software engineering.................................................................... 30
web technology/operating systems........................................ 32
computer architecture/compiler design............................... 33
computer networks............................................................................ 34
computing............................................................................................. 35
data mining and warehousing..................................................... 36
numerical methods............................................................................. 37
engineering mathematics/engineering physics.............. 38
soft skills.....................................................................................................39
professional ethics............................................................................... 40
author index............................................................................................ 41
title index................................................................................................... 42
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basic electrical and electronics engineering
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering has been written primarily for the first
year undergraduate students of engineering to help them understand the basic
principles of electrical and electronics engineering.
Second Edition (Revised edition)
Basic Electrical Engineering

T K Nagsarkar, Formerly, Professor and Head, Punjab
Engineering College, Chandigarh;
M S Sukhija, Formerly, Founder Principal, Guru Nanak Dev
Engineering College, Bidar, Karnataka.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Electrical Engineering; 2. Network Analysis and

Network theorems; 3. Magnetic Circuits; 4. Alternating Quantities; 5. Three-phase
Systems; 6. Transformer Principles; 7. Induction Motor; 9. Direct Current Machines;
10. Measuring Instruments; 11. Power Systems; 12. Semiconductor Theory and
Diode Principles; 13. Basics of Bipolar Junction Transistors; 14. Basics of Field Effect
Transistors; 15. Oscillators; 16. Operational Amplifiers; 17. Transducers;
18. Telecommunication Systems and Information Technology; 19. Fundamentals of
Digital Systems; 20. Fundamentals of Control Systems
New sections on electrostatics, Biot-Savart law, and synchronous generator

connected to an infinite bus bar
New chapter on single-phase induction motors and special machines

Learning Objectives in the beginning of every chapter
Many new illustrations to supplement the text
Several additional solved examples to enhance the understanding of new concepts
Numerous new end-chapter exercises with answers and MCQs to stimulate student
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For Lecturers : Solution Manual
For Students : Scholastic capability test
July 2012
` 425 | 9780198081807 | 880 Pages | Paperback | Indian Original
interest
Continuing on the lines of the well-received first edition, this revision of Basic Electrical
Engineering provides a lucid exposition of the principles of electrical engineering
for both electrical as well as non-electrical undergraduate students of engineering.
Students pursuing diploma courses as well as those appearing for AMIE examinations
would find this book extremely useful.
Beginning with the fundamental concepts of electricity and electrical elements, the
book provides an exhaustive coverage of network theory and analysis, magnetic
circuits and energy conversion, alternating and direct current machines, basic
analogue instruments, and ends with a brief introduction to power systems.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Electrical Engineering; 2. Network Analysis and Network
Theorems; 3. Magnetic Circuits; 4. Alternating Quantities; 5. Three-phase Systems;
6. Transformer Principles; 7. Synchronous Machines; 8. Induction Motors; 9. Direct
Current Machines; 10. Single-phase Induction Motors and Special Machines; 11. Basic
Analogue Instruments; 12. Power Systems
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New Edition _____________________________

Revised Second Edition
Basic Electrical and Electronics

Engineering
B. R. Patil is currently Professor, Department of Electrical
Engineering, and Dean (R&D) at Lokmanya Tilak College of
Engineering, Navi Mumbai.
Provides plenty of end-chapter exercises to encourage self-study

Presents step-wise procedure for drawing phasor diagrams
Includes University of Mumbai Question Papers
New to the Revised Second Edition
Latest university question papers (Dec 2012 and May 2013), complete with
April 2011
solutions, based on the new examination pattern
Solved model question papers based on the new examination pattern

The revised second edition of Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering is specially
designed for the first year engineering students of the University of Mumbai.
Beginning with the basics of electricity, the book provides an exhaustive coverage
of topics such as dc and ac circuits, three-phase circuits, single-phase transformers,
and semiconductor devices. The subject matter in each chapter is developed
systematically from the basic principles and is supplemented with several solved
examples. In addition, there are appendices at the end of the book ,which would
prove useful in understanding the fundamental concepts of electricity, capacitor,
magnetic circuit, electromagnetism, and electromagnetic induction
Basic Electrical and Electronics

Engineering
Provides an in-depth and all-inclusive coverage of the different parts of electrical

and electronics engineering.
Contents: 1. DC Circuits; 2. AC Circuits; 3. Three-Phase Circuits; 4. Single-Phase

Transformer; 5. Semiconductor Devices; Appendix A: Fundamentals of Electricity;
Appendix B: Capacitor; Appendix C: Relation between Magnetic and Electric Fields;
Bibliography; Question Papers
Includes separate chapters on Transducers, Telecommunication Systems, Digital
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Provides a large number of solved examples, multiple choice questions, and
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Systems, and Control Systems

review questions

Provides plenty of end chapter numerical problems with answers to provide

students adequate practice for examinations
Includes carefully written chapter summaries to assist quick revision
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circuits and networks
Forthcoming______________________________
Contents: 1. Definitions and Basic Circuit Concepts; 2. Nodal and Mesh Analyses;
3. Signals and Waveforms; 4. Fundamentals of Reactive Circuits; 5. Sinusoidal SteadyState Analysis; 6. Network Theorems; 7. Alternating Current Power Circuit Analysis;
8. Balanced Three-Phase Circuits; 9. Mutually Coupled Circuits and Their Analyses;
10. Fundamentals of Graph Theory; 11. Analysis of Circuits by Laplace Transforms;
12. Impedance and Admittance Functions; 13. Network Functions; 14. Two-Port
Networks; 15. Fourier Series-Based Circuit Analysis; 16. Filter and Attenuator Circuits;
17. Network Synthesis and Realizability; Appendix A : MATLAB Applications in Linear
Circuits; Appendix B :Linear Circuit Analysis with PSpice; Appendix C : Answers; Appendix D:
Self Appraisal Test
Asian Edition
Foundations of Electrical Engineering

Leonard S. Bobrow was formerly Associate Professor of
electrical and computer engineering at the University of
Massachusetts, Amherst, USA. Navneet Gupta is Assistant
Professor of electrical and electronics engineering at Birla
Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani.
Covers major topics in greater depth than most introductory books

Includes classical concepts of circuit analysis as well as digital and analog
electronics
Provides maximum course flexibility with a modular organization of chapters

Contains a chapter on the circuit simulation software SPICE with a detailed
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discussion on PSpice
Drill exercises in every section to reinforce ideas presented in the text

Over 300 solved problems and nearly 1000 chapter-end problems to help assist
in practice and revision
Linear Circuits
Analysis and Synthesis
Foundations of Electrical Engineering is designed to serve as a textbook for first

year engineering students. It provides a solid understanding of the fundamental
principles on which modern electrical engineering is based.
Organized into four parts, the book offers more than just a basic survey of the three
major topics: circuit theory, electronics, and electromagnetics. With its coverage of
the fundamentals of electrical and electronics engineering topics, the text is useful
for both BEE as well as BEEE curriculums.
Contents: PART I CIRCUITS; 1. Basic Elements and Laws; 2. Circuit Analysis
Principles; 3. Time-Domain Circuit Analysis; 4. AC Analysis; 5. Frequency Response
and Resonance; PART II ELECTRONICS; 6. Diodes; 7. Bipolar Junction Transistors
(BJTs); 8. Field-Effect Transistors (FETs); 9. Transistor Biasing; 10. Operational
Amplifiers; 11. Electronic Circuits and Applications; 12. Digital Electronics; PART III
ELECTROMECHANICS; 13. Magnetic Circuits and Transformers; 14. Electromechanical
Transducers; 15. Introduction to Machines; PART IV SPICE; Chapter 16. SPICE
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(Includes CD)
A. Ramakalyan, National Institute of Technology,
Tiruchirapalli.
Covers both analysis and synthesis of circuits

Introduces the operational amplifier as a circuit element
Introduces and incorporates SPICE for the analysis of circuits
Reinforces theoretical concepts by providing numerous illustrative examples
Includes laboratory experiments
Each chapter ends with a Summary and Exercises.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. The Elements; 3. Graphs, Networks, and Circuits;
4. Analysis of Resistive Circuits; 5. Transients with Energy Storage Elements; 6.
Sinusoidal Sources and Response; 7. Frequency Response of Networks; 8. Power
Circuits; 9. Generalized Frequency Response; 10. Two-Port Parameters; 11. Synthesis
of Networks; 12. Operational Amplifiers; 13. Fourier Analysis of Signals and Circuits;
14. General Linear Systems; Appendices
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Circuits and Networks
Analysis, Design, and Synthesis

Second Edition
Numerous solved examples interspersed with text that apply the theoretical
concepts learned
Key formulae highlighted at the end of every chapter for easy revision
Separate appendices on MATLAB and PSpice
Self-appraisal test at the end of the book for a holistic chapter-wise evaluation
Circuits and Networks: Analysis, Design, and Synthesis is specially prepared to provide
an in-depth knowledge of electrical circuit analysis, design, and synthesis, the book
provides a comprehensive coverage of each topic with equal emphasis on theory
and practice.
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Linear Circuit Analysis

Time Domain, Phasor, and Laplace Transform
Approaches
Raymond A. DeCarlo and Pen-min Lin, both at Purdue
University, USA
Complete integration and extensive use of MATLAB in solving problems and

examples
Frequent use of SPICE, especially with op amp circuits

Twenty percent more examples and numerous additional illustrations
electric machines
Approximately three times as many exercises immediately following the
More than 1000 end-of-chapter problems (approximately 25% more than the
30. Network Topology; 31. Introduction to Laplace Transforms; Appendix 1 Circuit

Symbols; Appendix 2 The International System of Units (SI Units); Appendix 3 Unit
Conversion Factors; Appendix 4 American Wire Gauge Sizes and Metric Equivalents;
Appendix 5 Resistor Color Code; Appendix 6 Resistor and Capacitor Values; Appendix 7
Determinants; Appendix 8 Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems
Excellent pedagogical elements including case studies, motivational real-world
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examples
first edition, categorized and graded from the simpler to the more complex; this
edition includes many new basic problems)
illustrations, and key terms and concepts
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & Lab Manual
Each chapter ends with a Summary, Terms and Concepts, and Problems
April 2009
Contents: 1. Introduction and Basic Concepts; 2. Kirchhoffs Current & Voltage

Laws and Series-Parallel Resistive Circuits; 3. Nodal and Loop Analyses; 4. The
Operational Amplifier; 5. Linearity, Superposition, and Source Transformations; 6.
Thvenin, Norton, and Maximum Power Transfer Theorems; 7. Inductors, Capacitors,
and Duality; 8. First-Order RL and RC Circuits; 9. Second-Order Linear Circuits; 10.
Sinusoidal Steady-State Analysis by Phasor Methods; 11. Sinusoidal Steady-State
Power Calculations; 12. Balanced Three-Phase Circuits; 13. Laplace Transform
Analysis, 1: Basics; 14. Laplace Transform Analysis, 2: Circuit Applications; 15. Laplace
Transform Analysis, 3: Transfer Function Applications; 16. Time Domain Circuit
Response Computations: The Convolution Method; 17. Resonant and Bandpass
Circuits; 18. Magnetically Coupled Circuits and Transformers; 19. Two-Ports; 20.
Analysis of Interconnected Two-Ports; 21. Principles of Basic Filtering;
22. Fourier Series with Applications to; Electronic Circuits; APPENDICES:; A1. Matrices;
A2. Solving Circuit Problems with MATLAB; Chapters 1 to 12; A3. Use of SPICE in Linear
Circuits
` 535 | 9780195694284 | 1032 Pages | Paperback | Indian Adaptation
Second Edition
Spice
Gordon W. Roberts, Professor of Electrical Engineering
at McGill University. Adel S. Sedra, University of Waterloo
and former Provost of the University of Toronto
Unlike most SPICE books, which simply present SPICE in a how-to-use fashion,
this volume outlines how SPICE is used in the process of design itself. It features
methodologies for analyzing transistor and op amp circuits, over 100 SPICE
examples, and numerous chapter problems. This book can stand alone as a manual
for computer-aided circuit analysis for microelectronic circuits and also accompany
Sedra and Smiths Microelectronic Circuits, Fourth and Fifth Editions. SPICE decks
and the examples in this book, as well as examples from the first edition, are all
available on-line via the World Wide Web at: http://www.ece.mcgill.ca/~grober4//
ROBERTS/SPICE/Welcome1.html
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August 2003
` 595 | 9780195667509 | 1024 Pages | Paperback | Indian Reprint
Contents: 1. Introduction to Spice; 2. Operational Amplifiers; 3. Diodes; 4. Bipolar

Junction Transistors (BJTs); 5. Field-Effect Transistors (FETs); 6. Differential and
Multistage Amplifiers; 7. Frequency Response; 8. Feedback; 9. Output Stages and
Power Amplifiers; 10. Analog Integrated Circuits; 11. Filters and Tuned Amplifiers;
12. Signal Generators and Waveform - Shaping Circuits; 13. MOS Digital Circuits;
14. Bipolar Digital Circuits; Appendix A. A.1. Diode Model; A.2. BJT Model; A.3. JET
Model; A.4. MOSFET Model; A.5. MESFET Model; A.6. Bibliography Appendix; B. Index
Seventh Edition
Electric Circuits
David A. Bell, is a professional engineer. Formerly at
Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology
in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
August 2010
Numerous practical worked examples

Step-by-step circuit analysis procedures for each type of circuit
End-of-section practice problems with answers
Explanations of the correct use of basic digital and analog instruments
Computer graphic analysis of practical circuits
Unit definitions, standard component values, conversion factors, and more in the
appendices
Giving a comprehensive coverage of electricity, magnetism, and dc and ac circuits,

the book features new chapters on filters, network parameters, computer analysis,
network topology, and Laplace transforms.
Contents: 1. Basics of Electricity; 2. Measuring Current, Voltage, and Resistance;
3. Ohms Law and Electrical Calculations; 4. Conductors, Insulators, and Resistors;
5. Series Resistor Circuits; 6. Parallel Resistor Circuits; 7. Series-Parallel Resistor
Circuits; 8. Network Analysis Techniques; 9. Network Theorems; 10. Voltage Cells,
Batteries, and DC Power Supplies; 11. Magnetis SM; 12. Magnetic Circuits; 13. DC
Measuring Instruments; 14. Inductance; 15. Capacitance; 16. Inductance and
Capacitance in DC Circuits; 17. Alternating Current and Voltage; 18. Phasors and
Complex Numbers; 19. Inductance and Capacitance in AC Circuits; 20. Series and
Parallel AC Circuits; 21. Power in AC Circuits; 22. AC Network Analysis and Theorems;
23. Resonance; 24. Filters; 25. Transformers; 26. Three-Phase AC; Systems; 27. NonSinusoidal Waveforms; 28. Network Parameters; 29. Circuit Analysis by Computer;
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Third Edition
Electric Machinery and Transformers

Bhag S. Guru and Hseyin R. Hiziroglu, both from
Kettering University.
Emphasis on pedagogy and student understanding with review of basic theory

supported by numerous examples, illustrations, and exercises
Encourages intuitive reasoning and problem-solving over rote memorization of

equations and procedures
Provides a systematic development of electrical machine models based on
both electromagnetic field and circuit theories, presenting the material in a

systematic order: 1) explains the physical construction of a machine, 2) illustrates
its windings and the placement, 3) describes the fundamental laws governing its
operation, 4) justifies the assumptions imperative to develop the relevant theory,
and 5) emphasizes the machines limitations
power system analysis/non-conventional energy resources
Contents: 1. Review of Electric Circuit Theory; 2. Review of Basic Laws of

Electromagnetism; 3. Principles of Electromechanical Energy Conversion;
4. Transformers; 5. Direct-Current Generators; 6. Direct-Current Motors;
7. Synchronous Generators; 8. Synchronous Motors; 9. Polyphase Induction Motors;
10. Single-Phase Motors; 11. Dynamics of Electric Machines; 12. Special-Purpose
Electric Machines; Appendices; A. System of Units; B. The Laplace Transform
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` 550 | 9780198089827 | 720 Pages | Paperback | EPZ Print
Discusses latest development of digital/numerical relaying scheme for line and

equipment protection in each chapter
Provides an introductory chapter on PSCAD

Contents: 1. Protective Relaying Fundamentals; 2. Current Based Relaying Scheme
for Transmission Line; 3. Pilot Independent Distance Relaying Scheme; 4. Pilot
Relaying Scheme for Transmission Line; 5. Generator Protection; 6. Transformer
Protection; 7. Induction Motor Protection; 8. Protection of Busbar; 9. Current and
Potential Transformer for Relaying Schemes; 10. Protection Against Transients
and Surges; 11. Autoreclosing And Synchronizing; 12. System Response to Severe
Upsets; 13. Theory of Arc Interruption; 14. Types of Circuit Breakers; 15. Testing,
Commissioning & Maintenance of Relays; 16. Recent Developments in Protective
Relays; 17. Introduction to PSCAD
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Power System Analysis
September 2011

Engineering College, Chandigarh; M S Sukhija, Formerly,
Founder Principal, Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College,
Bidar, Karnataka.
Wind Electrical Systems
Includes numerous examples with step-by-step procedures and a variety of end

chapter problems to enhance understanding of key concepts
Contains a large number of illustrative problems that use MATLAB in the analysis
of power systems
Includes advanced topics such as contingency analysis and state estimation

Provides an introduction to HVDC and FACTS
Contents: 1. Power Sector Outlook; 2. Basic Concepts; 3. Transmission Line
Parameters; 4. Transmission Line Model and Performance; 5. Simulation of
Power System Components; 6. Formulation of Network Matrices; 7. Power Flow
Studies; 8. Power System Controls; 9. Symmetrical Fault Analyses; 10. Symmetrical
Components and Unsymmetrical Fault Analyses; 11. Power System Stability;
12. Contingency Analysis Techniques; 13. State Estimation Techniques; 14. An
Introduction to HVDC Power Transmission; 15. Introduction to FACTS; Appendices
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S.N. Bhadra, College of Engineering and Management,

Kolaghat, West Bengal; D. Kastha, IIT Kharagpur;
S. Banerjee, IIT Kharagpur. He has received the Shanti
Swarup Bhatnagar Award for his research on non-linear
dynamics.
Incorporates contemporary analytical methods to study the steady state as well

as dynamic behaviour of wind electrical systems
Includes recent developments in the area such as variable-speed, constant-
frequency systems based on cage rotor and wound rotor induction machines,
permanent magnet machines, and hybrid systems
Contains a large number of worked examples and exercise problems

Wind Electrical Systems provides an integrated and comprehensive treatment of
wind energy conversion without assuming any background of the subject.
Beginning with the basics of wind energy, the book goes on to discuss
conversion of wind energy into electrical energy, wind energy integration with
and consumption, and variable-speed wind generators. The book ends with a
discussion of hybrid power systems where wind energy is integrated with another
energy source such as solar energy or diesel generators to provide reliable power.
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With its wide inter-disciplinary coverage, the book would serve as an indispensable
text for students of electrical, mechanical, and energy engineering as well as
practising engineers.
Protection and Switchgear

Bhavesh Bhalja, Professor and Head, Department of
Electrical Engineering, A D Patel Institute of Technology,
Gujarat, R. P. Maheshwari, Professor, Department of
Electrical Engineering, IIT, Roorkee, Nilesh G. Chothani,
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering,
A D Patel Institute of Technology, Gujarat
Contents: 1. Fundamentals of Wind Turbines; 2. Wind Site Analysis and Selection;

3. Basics of Induction and Synchronous Machines; 4. Power Electronics; 5. Gridconnected and Self-excited Induction Generator Operation; 6. Generation Schemes
with Variable-speed Turbines; 7. Hybrid Energy Systems.
Provides in depth coverage of apparatus protection in an easily comprehensible
July 2005
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manner
Discusses circuit breaking fundamentals and selection & testing of circuit
breakers using actual field data
Includes solved examples and unsolved examples at the end of each chapter
along with review exercises and MCQs.
Provides the International code list for protective relying scheme with
description of each device
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Increased coverage of the peak oil debate and the environmental implications
Third Edition
of Chinas increasing energy use
Renewable Energy
Significantly revised and expanded exploration of the sustainability of fossil fuel
Power for a Sustainable Future
use, with new material on carbon capture and storage, the social cost of carbon,
hybrid electric cars, and prospects for a hydrogen economy
Edited by Godfrey Boyle, Professor of Renewable Energy,

The Open University, UK
Start-of-chapter overviews and end-of-chapter reviews aid navigation and

consolidation of information
Appendix of US units
Covers all principal sources of renewable energy currently being exploited.
The interdisciplinary approach considers economic, social, environmental and
policy issues.
New to this edition
Updated treatment of integration of renewables into existing energy systems.

Updated throughout to reflect new data, advances in technology and new
developments around the world.
Reflects increased appreciation of the economic, social and environmental

impact of renewables.
Interdisciplinary in its approach and global in its perspective, this book provides a
contemporary exploration of the economic, social, environmental, and policy issues
raised by current systems of energy use, as well as describing their key physical and
engineering features. The historical evolution of the worlds energy systems, the
principles underlying their use, and their present status and future prospects are
analysed, while emphasizing the important issue of sustainability.
Contents: 1: Introductory Overview; 2: Primary Energy; 3: What Do We Use Energy
For?; 4: Forms of Energy; 5: Coal; 6: Heat to Motive Power; 7: Oil and Gas; 8: Oil and
Gas Engines; 9: Electricity; 10: Nuclear Power; 11: The Future of Nuclear Power; 12:
Costing Energy; 13: Penalties: Assessing the Environmental and Health Impacts of
Energy Use; 14: Remedies: Making Fossil Fuel Use More Sustainable;
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End-of-chapter summaries consolidate information.

Expanded appendices on unit conversions and costing analysis.
For Lecturers : Figures from the book & Figures in PowerPoint

For Students : Self-assessment questions & Weblinks
The provision of sustainable energy supplies for an expanding and increasingly

productive world is one of the major issues facing civilisation today. Renewable
Energy examines both the practical and economic potential of the renewable
energy sources to meet this challenge. The underlying physical and technological
principles behind deriving power from direct solar (solar thermal and
photovoltaics), indirect solar (biomass, hydro, wind and wave) and non-solar
(tidal and geothermal) energy sources are explained, within the context of their
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Contents: 1: Introducing Renewable Energy; 2: Solar Thermal Energy; 3: Solar

Photovoltaics; 4: Bioenergy; 5: Hydroelectricity; 6: Tidal Power; 7: Wind Energy; 8:
Wave Energy; 9: Geothermal Energy; 10: Integrating Renewable Energy
Power Electronics
Devices, Circuits, and Industrial Applications
V.R. Moorthi, Formerly at Delhi College of Engineering.
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Figures from the book & Figures in PowerPoint
For Students : Weblinks
Provides detailed and easy-to-understand derivations

Includes detailed coverage of micro-computer control of industrial equipment
Contains a separate chapter on industrial applications
Includes a large number of illustrations, solved and unsolved problems, and
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review questions
Each chapter ends with review exercises
Second Edition
Energy Systems and Sustainability

Power for a Sustainable Future
Edited by Bob Everett, Godfrey Boyle, Stephen Peake,
and Janet Ramage, all at the Open University, UK
The only text to provide a fresh, contemporary perspective on energy and

sustainability for an undergraduate audience
Includes extensive coverage of both fossil fuels and nuclear power, but in the
context of an increasing use of renewable energy
Boxes throughout the text present clear explanations of the technologies,

underlying physics, and more advanced topics
Power Electronics: Devices, Circuits, and Industrial Applications provides

comprehensive coverage of various power electronic devices with emphasis on
the thyristor. The characteristics of modern power semiconductor devices like
the power transistor, MOSFET, and the IGBT are also discussed. In addition, other
relevant topics, such as cycloconverters, brushless D.C. motors, microprocessor
fundamentals, microprocessor control of industrial equipment, and field-oriented
control of A.C. motors, are dealt with in detail. With its in-depth presentation of
topics, this book is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate courses in power
electronics.
Contents: 1. Thyristor Physics; 2. Controlled Rectifiers; 3. D.C. Choppers; 4. A.C. Line
Voltage Control; 5. Inverters; 6. Cycloconverters; 7. D.C. Drives; 8. A.C. Drives;
9. Brushless D.C.Motors; 10. Control Circuits for Electronic Equipment; 11. Industrial
Applications; 12. Microprocessor Fundamentals; 13. Microcomputer Control of
Industrial Equipment; 14. Field-Oriented Control of A.C. Motors; Appendices
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International comparisons of key energy statistics now include India and China in
February 2005
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Elements of Power Electronics
15. Operational Amplifier Frequency Response and Compensation; 16. Signal

Generators; 17. Active Filters; 18. Linear and Switching Voltage Regulators; 19. Power
Amplifiers; 20. Thyristors; 21. Optoelectronic Devices; 22. Miscellaneous Devices;
Appendix A Device Data Sheets; Appendix B Standard Value Components; Appendix C
Answers to Odd - Numbered Problems
Philip T. Krein, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,

USA
Online Resource
For Students : Device Data Sheets
April 2008
Numerous examples, particularly design examples, reinforce concepts

Features authors web site http://power.ece.uiuc.ed u/krein_text
Makes extensive use of computer tools such as MATHCAD.
Elements of Power Electronics, discusses power electronics in a conceptual

framework, provides comprehensive coverage of the subject at a level suitable for
undergraduate student engineers, students in advanced degree programs, and
novices in the field. It aims to establish a fundamental engineering basis for power
electronics analysis, design, and implementation, offering broad and in-depth
coverage of basic material. The texts unifying framework includes the physical
implications of circuit laws, switching circuit analysis, and the basis for converter
operation and control.
Electric Circuits and Electronic Devices
Contents: PART 1. PRINCIPLES; 1. Background; 2. Organizing and Analyzing

Switches; 3. Converter Concepts; PART 2. CONVERTERS AND APPLICATIONS;
4. DC-DC Converters; 5. Diode-Capacitor Circuits and Rectifiers; 6. Inverters; 7. AC-AC
Conversion; 8. Introduction to Resonance in Converters; 9. Discontinuous Modes;
PART 3. REAL COMPONENTS AND THEIR EFFECTS; 10. Real Sources and Loads;
11. Capacitors and Resistors; 12. Concepts of Magnetics for Power Electronics;
13. Power Semiconductors in Converters; 14. Interfacing with Power
Semiconductors; PART 4. CONTROL ASPECTS; 15. Overview of Feedback Control for
Converters; 16. Approximate Methods for Control Design; 17. Geometric Control for
Power Converters; Appendices
August 2008

Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology in Sarnia,
Ontario, Canada.
Offers numerous understandable and practical circuit examples

Includes step-by-step circuit analysis procedures for each type of circuit
Contains end-of-section practice problems with answers
Includes appendices containing unit conversion factors, device data sheets,
standard-value components, and answers to odd-numbered problems
It provides a balanced presentation of the two key subjects of electric circuits and
electronic devices. The book is written in a lucid manner, supported by illustrations
to help students understand each new concept, or analysis method as it is
introduced. Explanatory captions are included for almost all illustrations, and each
illustration is carefully discussed in the text.
Contents: PART I: Electric Circuits; 1. Series Resistor Circuits; 2. Parallel Resistor
Circuits; 3. Series-Parallel Resistor Circuits; 4. Network Analysis Techniques;
5. Network Theorems; 6. Inductance; 7. Capacitance; 8. Inductance and Capacitance
in DC Circuits; 9. Alternating Current and Voltage; 10. Phasors and Complex
Numbers; 11. Inductance and Capacitance and AC Circuits; 12. Series and Parallel AC
Circuits; 13. AC Network Analysis and Theorems; 14. Resonance; PART II: Electronic
Devices; 15. Basic Semiconductor and pn-Junction Theory; 16. Semiconductor
Diodes; 17. Bipolar Junction Transistors; 18. AC Analysis of BJT Circuits; 19. Field
Effect Transistors; 20. AC Analysis of FET Circuits; 21. Thyristors; 22. Optoelectronic
Devices; 23. Miscellaneous Devices; Appendices; Appendix A Circuit Symbols; Appendix
B The International System of Units (SI Units); Appendix C Unit Conversion Factors;
Appendix D Determinants; Appendix E Device Data Sheets; Appendix F Standard-Value
Components; Appendix G Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems
Fifth Edition
Electronic Devices and Circuits

Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology
in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
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Contains a new chapter on active filters

Covers small-signal amplifiers, amplifiers with negative feedback, and op-amp
frequency response and compensation
For Lecturers : Solution Manual, Lab Manual, & PowerPoint Presentation

October 2010
Offers many understandable, practical, circuit design examples

Replaces rigorous analysis methods with practical approximations
Provides explanatory captions with illustrations
Includes appendices containing device data sheets, standard-value components,
and answers to odd-numbered problems
Contents: 1. Basic Semiconductor and pn-Junction Theory; 2. Semiconductor

Diodes; 3. Diode Applications; 4. Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs); 5. BJT Biasing;
6. AC Analysis of BJT Circuits; 7. Fabrication of Semiconductor Devices sand ICs.
8. BJT Specifications and Performance; 9. Field Effect Transistors; 10. FET Biasing;
11. AC Analysis of FET Circuits; 12. Small Signal Amplifiers; 13. Amplifiers with
Negative Feedback; 14 . IC Operational Amplifiers and Basic Op-amp Circuits;
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basic electronics/electronic devices and circuits
New Edition______________________________
It gives in detail the basic concepts and theories of both semiconductor and
device physics and analog electronic circuits. Written in a lucid and student-friendly
style, each chapter starts with the fundamental concepts and gradually dwells on
more advanced concepts with the help of detailed explanations and illustrations.
Numerous solved examples in each chapter expose the students to the problem
solving techniques, and the practice problems at the end of each chapter challenge
readers to test their understanding of the concepts.
Second Edition
Solid State Electronic Devices

D.K. Bhattacharya currently heads the Ion Implantation
Group, Microwave and Instrumentation Group, Hydrophone
Group and Quality Promotion Group at the Solid State
Physics Laboratory, New Delhi. Rajnish Sharma teaches
subjects related to electronic devices at Chitkara University,
HP.
Provides a thorough understanding of the basic principles of solid state physics

which forms the basis of semiconductor device design
Elucidates the working of traditional as well as modern semiconductor devices

Includes pedagogical features such as review questions, solved problems,
chapter-end review exercises, and a recapitulation of the topics covered
Includes appendices containing important physical and lattice constants,
international system of units, and important properties of semiconductors
New to the Second Edition
Contents: PART I: SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES; 1. Semiconductors, Crystal

Structures, and Fabrication Technology; 2. Basic Semiconductor Physics; 3. Excess
Carriers and Transport Processes in Semiconductors; 4. Junction Diodes; 5. Bipolar
Junction Transistors (BJTS); 6. Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (MOS) Capacitors;
7. Field-Effect Transistors (FETS); PART II. ANALOG CIRCUITS; 8. Biasing;
9. Amplifiers; 10. Output Stages; 11. Frequency Response; 12. Feedback, Stability,
and compensation; Chapter 13. Operational Amplifier and its Applications;
14. Oscillators
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March 2008
New sections such as reciprocal lattice, band structure modification,
electrons and holes in quantum wells, Early effect, short channel MOSFET I-V
characteristics, and photoluminescence and electroluminescence
Detailed explanations and coverage

Additional illustrations
Semiconductor Physics and Devices
The second edition of Solid State Electronic Devices serves as a textbook for an
introductory course on solid state electronic devices. It provides a comprehensive
coverage of the fundamental concepts of the subject that will be useful to
undergraduate and polytechnic students as well as practising engineers.
The book begins with basic solid state topics such as electron dynamics, growth
and crystal properties of semiconductors, energy bands, and excess carriers in
semiconductors, and then moves on to the study of p-n junctions, bipolar junction
transistors, and field-effect transistors. This is followed by an analysis of special
devices such as opto-electronic devices, power devices, and microwave devices.
Finally, the text covers integrated circuits, micro-electromechanical systems,
rectifiers, and power supplies.
Content: 1. Electron Dynamics; 2. Growth and Crystal Properties of
Semiconductors; 3. Energy Bands and Charge Carriers in Semiconductors; 4. Excess
Carriers in Semiconductors; 5. P-n Junction; 6. P-n Junction Current; 7. Metal
Semiconductor Junctions and Heterojunctions; 8. Bipolar Junction Transistors
9. Field-effect Transistor; 10. Opto-electronic Devices; 11. Power Devices; 12.
Integrated Circuits and Micro-electromechanical Systems; 13. Microwave Devices;
14. Rectifi ers and Power Supplies; Appendices
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Semiconductor Devices and Circuits
S.S. Islam, Faculty of Engineering & Technology, Jamia

Millia Islamia, New Delhi.
Facilitates insight into the working of traditional as well as modern

semiconductor devices .
Presents experimental techniques for semiconductor processing and

characterization.
Covers the latest trends in areas such as heavily doped semiconductors,

bandgap engineering, and high-electron-mobility transistors .
Includes a large number of worked-out examples as well as chapter-end

problems with answers.
Contents: Part I: PHYSICS OF SEMICONDUCTORS; 1. Quantum Mechanics of

Semiconductors; 2. Physical Statistics of Semiconductors; 3. Bonds and Bands;
4. Practical Semiconductors; 5. Doping of Semiconductors; 6. Carrier Processes in
Semiconductors; 7. Bandgap Engineering; 8. Semiconductor Growth, Processing,
and its Characterization; Part II: SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES; 9. Junction Analysis;
10. Bipolar Junction Transistors; 11. Junction Field Effect Transistor; 12. Metal
Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor; 13. High-electron-mobility Transistors;
14. Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor; 15. Optoelectronic Devices;
16. Microwave Devices; 17. Power Electronic Devices; Appendices
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Aloke K Dutta, Professor, Department of Electrical

Engineering, IIT Kanpur.

November 2005
Presents a strong and well-balanced combination of semiconductor physics,

devices, and analog circuits
Up-to-date and detailed coverage of MOSFETs and operational amplifiers

Includes numerous practice problems and solved examples
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digital electronics
New Edition______________________________
Sima Dimitrijev is Professor at the Griffith School of

Engineering and Deputy Director of Queensland
Micro- and Nanotechnology Centre at Griffith University in
Australia.
Content: 1. Introduction to Operational Amplifiers; 2. Operational Amplifier

Parameters and Performance; 3. Op-Amps as DC Amplifiers; 4. Op-Amps as AC
Amplifiers; 5. Op-Amp Frequency Response and Compensation; 6. Noise in
Operational Amplifier Circuits; 7. Miscellaneous Op-Amp Linear Applications;
8. Switching, Differentiating, and Integrating Circuits; 9. Signal Processing Circuits;
10. Signal Generators; 11. Sinusoidal Oscillators; 12. Active Filters; 13. DC Voltage
Regulators; 14 Audio Power Amplifiers; 15. Digital-to-Analog and Analog-to-Digital
Conversion; 16. Phase Locked Loop; Appendix A IC Data Sheets; Appendix B Standard
Value Components; Appendix C Answers to Odd - Numbered Problems
New to this edition
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A new chapter on the physics of nanoscale devices

A revised chapter on the energy-band model and fully reworked and updated
Principles of Semiconductor Devices

Indian Edition
material on crystals to include graphene and carbon nanotubes
January 2011
A revised P-N junction chapter to emphasize the current mechanisms that are
relevant to modern devices
JFETs and MESFETs in a stand-alone chapter

Designed for upper-level undergraduate and graduate courses, Principles of
Semiconductor Devices, Second Edition, presents the semiconductor-physics and
device principles in a way that upgrades classical semiconductor theory and
enables proper interpretations of numerous quantum effects in modern devices.
The semiconductor theory is directly linked to practical applications, including the
links to the SPICE models and parameters that are commonly used during circuit
design.
Contents: PART I INTRODUCTION TO SEMICONDUCTORS; Chapter 1. Introduction
to Crystals and Current Carriers in Semiconductors: The Atomic-Bond Model;
Chapter 2. The Energy-Band Model; Chapter 3. Drift; Chapter 4. Diffusion; Chapter
5. Generation and Recombination; PART II FUNDAMENTAL DEVICE STRUCTURES;
Chapter 6. Junction; Chapter 7. MOSFET; Chapter 8. BJT; PART III SUPPLEMENTARY
TOPICS; Chapter 9. Physics of Nanoscale Devices; Chapter 10. Device Electronics:
Equivalent Circuits and SPICE Parameters; Chapter 11. PHOTONIC DEVICES; Chapter
12. JFET and MESFET; Chapter 13. Power Devices
Digital Electronics
G. K. Kharate, Principal, Matoshri College of Engineering
and Research Centre, Nashik.
Establishes a balance between the theoretical concepts of digital electronics and

its applications
Includes a large number of solved examples and numerous illustrations

supporting the text for better understanding of complex topics
Includes separate chapters on the number system, synchronous and

asynchronous circuits, and K-maps
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Includes plenty of multiple choice questions and review questions for practice
Provides a glossary of the important terms at the end of each chapter
Digital Electronics is specially designed as a textbook for undergraduate students of

electronics, communication, computer science, and electrical and instrumentation
engineering for an introductory course on digital electronics or digital system and
design. The book will also be useful for students pursuing postgraduate courses in
electronics and computer science. Through its lucid presentation, the book seeks to
impart a thorough understanding of the basic concepts of digital electronics and its
applications.
Third Edition
Operational Amplifiers and Linear Ics

Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology in Sarnia,
Ontario, Canada.
Explains basic op-amp circuits, op amp parameters and performance

Covers a wide variety of op-amp and linear IC applications.
Numerous practical, easy to understand, circuit design and analysis examples
Computer graphic analysis of practical circuits
Contents: 1. Logic Families; 2. Number System and Codes; 3. Boolean Algebra and
Logic Gates; 4. Combinational Logic Circuits; 5. Sequential Logic Circuits;
6. Asynchronous Sequential Circuits; 7. Algorithmic State Machines;
8. Programmable Logic Devices; 9. A/D and D/A Converters; 10. Semiconductor
Memory Devices
March 2010
Beginning with a discussion of the basic op-amp internal circuit, the text explains
the operation of voltage followers, non-inverting amplifiers, and inverting
amplifiers. Op-amp parameters and performance limitations are investigated next,
followed by the design and analysis of direct-coupled and capacitor-coupled opamp circuits. This third edition features new chapters on noise in op-amp circuits,
sinusoidal oscillators, audio power amplifiers, D/A and A/D converters, and phaselocked loop. Additional topics treated include IC voltage comparator, IC timer
circuits, switching regulators, switched capacitor filters and IC power amplifiers.
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Link to simulation software: Cadence OrCAD
Step-by-step guidance to help with the simulation examples
Appendices for the book, including Appendix G on the SPICE device models, and
Third Edition
Digital Logic and State Machine Design

David J. Comer, Brigham Young University.
design and simulation examples using PSpice
This market-leading Microelectronics Circuits textbook continues its standard of

excellence and innovation built on the solid pedagogical foundation that Adel S.
Sedra and Kenneth C. Smith have shared with more than one million students to
date. All material is thoroughly updated to reflect changes in technology. These
technological changes have shaped the books organization and topical coverage,
making it the most up-to-date resource available for tomorrows engineers learning
how to analyze and design electronic circuits.
Fills the need for a concise, practical text on digital system design at the
undergraduate level.
Features completely new chapters on programmable logic devices and

computer organization.
Written by one of the best-known and most-respected authors in the field.

From one of the best-known and successful authors in the field comes the
third edition of Digital Logic and State Machine Design. The text is concise and
practical and covers the important area of digital system design specifically for
undergraduates. Comers primary goal is to illustrate that sequential circuits can be
designed using state machine techniques. After presenting the techniques, Comer
proceeds directly into designing digital systems.
Contents: 1. Binary Systems and Logic Circuits; 2. Boolean Algebra and Mapping
Methods; 3. Logic Function Realization with MSI Circuits; 4. Flip-Flops, Counters, and
Registers; 5. Introduction to State Machines; 6. Synchronous State Machine Design;
7. Interfacing and Design of Synchronous Systems; 8. Programmable Logic Devices;
9. Digital Computing; 10. Asynchronous State Machines; Appendix 1. Logic Families;
Appendix 2. Pulse Generating Circuits; Answers to Drill Problems; Answers to Selected
Problems
Contents: PART I: DEVICES AND BASIC CIRCUITS; 1. Introduction to Electronics and

Semiconductors; 2. Diodes; 3. Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs); 4. MOS Field-Effect
Transistors (MOSFETs); 5. Operational Amplifiers; PART II: ANALOG AND DIGITAL
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS; 6. Single-Stage Integrated-Circuit Amplifiers; 7. Feedback; 8.
Differential and Multistage Amplifiers; 9. Operational-Amplifier and Data-Converter
Circuits; 10. Digital CMOS Logic Circuits; PART III: ED TOPICS; 11. Filters and Tuned
Amplifiers; 12. Signal Generators and Waveform-Shaping Circuits; 13. Output Stages
and Power Amplifiers; 14. Advanced MOS and Bipolar Logic Circuits; 15. Memory
and Advanced Digital Circuits
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For Lecturers : Solutions Manual & PowerPoint Presentations
March 2013
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Second Edition
November 2012
The Science and Engineering of

Microelectronic Fabrication
Stephen A. Campbell, Department of Electrical and

Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota, USA
New Edition______________________________
Sixth Edition
Microelectronic Circuits
(Includes CD)
Adel S. Sedra, University of Waterloo and former Provost of
the University of Toronto and Kenneth C. Smith, University
of Toronto. Adapted by Arun N. Chandorkar, Professor,
Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Mumbai.
Complete and careful revision of all aspects of text and references

New full chapter on MEMS
Each chapter includes sample problems with solutions.
Uses popular readily available software including SUPREM III.
Powerpoint overheads are available
The Science and Engineering of Microelectronic Fabrication, 2/e provides a thorough and
accessible introduction to the field of microfabrication. The text covers all the basic unit
processes used to fabricate integrated circuits, including photolithography, plasma and
reactive ion etching, ion implantation, diffusion, oxidation, evaporation, vapor phase
epitaxial growth, sputtering, and chemical vapor deposition.
New to this International Version

Semiconductor primer, covering concisely the basics necessary to study
microelectronics
New chapters on Operational Amplifier Circuits and Advanced MOS and Bipolar
Logic Circuits
New solved examples, exercises, and problems, taking the counts to over 130,
500, and 1400 respectively
New topical coverage, including the basic gain cell, cascode amplifier, CMRR,
differential amplifier with active load, CMOS class AB output stages, and deep
submicron design and technology scaling (Moores law)
Contents: OVERVIEW AND MATERIALS; 1. An Introduction to Microelectronic

Fabrication; 2. Semiconductor Substrates; UNIT PROCESS I: HOT PROCESSING AND
ION IMPLANTATION; 3. Diffusion; 4. Thermal Oxidation; 5. Ion Implantation; 6. Rapid
Thermal Processing; UNIT PROCESS 2: PATTERN TRANSFER; 7. Optical Lithography;
8. Photoresists; 9. Nonoptical Lithographic Techniques; 10. Vacuum Science
and Plasmas; 11. Etching; UNIT PROCESS 3: THIN FILMS; 12. Physical Deposition:
Evaporation and Sputtering; 13. Chemical Vapor Deposition; 14. Epitaxial Growth;
15. UNIT PROCESS 4: INTEGRATION; 16. Device Isolation, Contacts, and Metallization;
17. CMOS Techniques; 18. Gaas Technologies; 19. Silicon Bipolar Technologies;
20. MEMS; 21. Integrated Circuit Manufacturing
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In the CD
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & PowerPoint Presentation in CD
Input files for all PSpice examples in Appendix G (also in the CD)
April 2012
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Vlsi Design
valuable resource for both practicing engineers and students taking courses in
analog electronics or CMOS analog design. The trademark approach of Phil and
Dougs textbook is its design recipes, which take readers step-by-step through the
creation of real circuits, explaining and demystifying complex design problems.
Debaprasad Das, Department of Electronics and TeleCommunication Engineering, Assam University, Silchar
CMOS Analog Circuit Design, Third Edition, presents a complete picture of design
(including modeling, simulation, and testing) and enables readers to undertake the
design of an analog circuit that can be implemented by CMOS technology.
The greatest strength of the book is that it provides a clear learning path-from
device, technology, and modeling, to building blocks, subcircuits, and applications.
Provides a comprehensive coverage of the various components of the VLSI

system
Provides numerous examples and illustrations from actual industry designs.

Explains thoroughly the different state-of-the-art Electronic Design Automation
(EDA) tools.
Covers important softwares such as Xilinx, IRSIM, and GOSPL.

Provides a tutorial on SPICE as appendix for better understanding of the process
of designing and simulation of circuits.
-Yun Chiu, University of Texas, Dallas

The coverage on SPICE simulations and layout issues is a welcome addition and
makes the book unique from others.
-Eun Sok Kim, University of Southern California
Contents: 1. Introduction and Background; 2. CMOS Technology; 3. CMOS Device
Modeling; 4. Analog CMOS Subcircuits; 5. CMOS Amplifiers; 6. CMOS Operational
Amplifiers; 7. High-Performance CMOS Op Amps; 8. Comparators
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For Lecturers : Appendix & Figure only PowerPoint slides
Written in a lucid manner, the book contains numerous examples and illustrations
supporting the text. Exercises in the form of MCQs and review questions,
including both short and long answer type questions are provided at the end of
every chapter. An appendix on the tutorial on SPICE is provided to enhance the
understanding of designing and simulation of circuits.
Contents: 1. Introduction to VLSI Systems; 2. MoS Transistor; 3. Standard Cell
Library Design and Characterization; 4. Analog CMOS Design; 5. Digital CMOS Logic
Design; 6. BiCMOS Technology and Circuits; 7. Digital Design using VHDL; 8. Digital
Design using Verilog; 9. Logic Synthesis; 10. Timing Analysis; 11. Physical Design
(Floorplanning, Placement, and Routing); 12. Verification and Reliability Analysis;
13. IC Packaging; 14. VLSI Testing; 15. FPGA; 16. VLSI Process Technology; Appendix:
SPICE Tutorial
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New Edition__________________________________
Third Edition
Operation and Modeling of the Mos

Transistor
Yannis Tsividis is Charles Batchelor Professor of Electrical
Engineering at Columbia University; Colin McAndrew works
at Freescale Semiconductor, and is a Fellow of the IEEE.

March 2011
New to this edition:
Energy bands and the energy barrier viewpoint are integrated into the
discussion in a smooth, simple manner
Expanded discussion of small-dimension effects, including velocity saturation,

drain-induced barrier lowering, ballistic operation, polysilicon depletion,
quantum effects, gate tunneling current, and gate-induced drain leakage
New Edition__________________________________
Expanded discussion of small-signal modeling, including gate and substrate
third Edition
current modeling and flicker noise
New chapter on substrate nonuniformity and structural effects, discussing
Cmos Analog Circuit Design
transversal and lateral (halo) doping nonuniformity, stress and well proximity
effects, and statistical variability
International Edition
A completely re-written chapter on modeling for circuit simulation, covering the
Phillip E. Allen, Professor Emeritus of Electrical and

Computer Engineering, Georgia Tech, and Douglas R.
Holberg, Technical Consultant and the former founder,
CTO, and V.P. of Cygnal Integrated Products, Inc.
considerations and pitfalls in the development of models for computer-aided

design
An updated Chapter 2 that reflects the latest technology on twin-well shallowtrench-isolation CMOS
Expanded coverage of such topics as frequency response, feedback, distortion,

noise, bootstrapped voltage references, and photosensitivity
A new appendix on layout techniques

An extensive instructor ancillary package, including online resources, making
this text the perfect choice for lecture-based, online, or hybrid managerial
economics courses
Most of the circuits, techniques, and principles presented in CMOS Analog Circuit
Design come directly from the authors industrial experience, making the book a
Extensively updated bibliography
Operation and Modeling of the MOS Transistor has become a standard in academia
and industry. Extensively revised and updated, the third edition of this highly
acclaimed text provides a thorough treatment of the MOS transistorthe key
element of modern microelectronic chips.
Contents: 1: Semiconductors, Junctions, and Mosfet Overview; 2: The Two Terminal
MOS Structure; 3: The Three Terminal MOS Structure; 4: The Four - Terminal MOS;
Transistor; 5: Small Dimension Effects; 6: The MOS Transistor In Dynamic Operation Large Signal Modeling; 7: Small - Signal Modeling for Low and Medium Frequencies
; Chapter 8: High Frequency Small - Signals Models; 9: Substrate Nonuniformity and
Structural Effects; 10: MOSFET Modeling for Circuit Simulation
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signals and systems
Digital Integrated Circuit Design
An Introduction to Mixed-signal Ic Test

and Measurement
Ken Martin, University of Toronto.
Mark Burns, Texas Instruments and Gordon W. Roberts,

McGill University.
Emphasizes conceptual thinking over detailed circuit analysis techniques

Transistor level details are presented before system considerations
Working from the fundamentals of transistorlevel design and building up to
system-level considerations, Digital Integrated Circuit Design shows students
with minimal background in electronics how to design state-of-the-art high
performance digital integrated circuits. Ideal as an upper-level undergraduate text,
it can also be used in first-year graduate courses and as a reference for practicing
engineers.
Contents: 1. The Basics; 2. Processing, Layout, and Related Issues; 3. IntegratedCircuit Devices and Modeling; 4. Traditional MOS Design; 5. Transmission-Gate and
Fully Differential CMOS Logic; 6. CMOS Timing and I/O Considerations; 7. Latches,
Flip-FLops, and Synchronous System Design; 8. Bipolar and BiCMOS Logic Gates;
9. Advanced CMOS Logic Design; 10. Digital Integrated System Building Blocks;
11. Integrated Memories; 12. GaAs Digital Circuits; 13. Digital System Testing
This book was written in response to the shortage of basic course material for
mixed-signal test and measurement. The book assumes a solid background in
analog and digital circuits as well as a working knowledge of computers and
computer programming. A background in digital signal processing and statistical
analysis is also helpful, although not absolutely necessary. This material is designed
to be useful as both a university textbook and as a reference manual for the
beginning professional test engineer. The prerequisite for this book is a junior level
course in linear continuous-time and discrete-time systems, as well as exposure to
elementary probability and statistical concepts.
Contents: 1. Overview of Mixed-Signal Testing; 2. The Test Specification Process;
3. DC and Parametric Measurements; 4. Measurement Accuracy; 5. Tester Hardware;
6. Sampling Theory; 7. DSP-Based Testing; 8. Analog Channel Testing; 9. Sampled
Channel Testing; 10. Focused Calibrations; 11. DAC Testing; 12. ADC Testing; 13. DIB
Design; 14. Design for Test (DfT); 15. Data Analysis; Chapter 16. Test Economics
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January 2004
Signals and Systems
Mosfet
Tarun Kumar Rawat, Department of Electronics and

Communication Engineering, Netaji Subhas Institute of
Technology (NSIT), Delhi
Theory and Design

R. M. Warner, Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering,
University of Minnesota and B. L. Grung, Chief Technology
Officer, Rocketchips INC, Minneapolis.
Offers a hands on approach to learning, employing analytic, computer, and
Contains more than 500 solved examples along with numerous multiple-choice
Incorporates pedagogical aids such as in-text exercises with accompanying
Includes a separate chapter on Hilbert transform including the concept of pre-
design problems.
solutions.
By focusing solely on the MOSFET, this volume recognizes the dominance of this
device in todays microelectronics technology while also providing students with an
efficient text free of extra subject matter. Carefully building from simple examples to
more complex, real-life cases, the text begins with elementary theory for the MOS
capacitor, adding and explaining the complicating factors step by step. It treats
the interplay of MOS capacitor and PN junction in the MOSFET both physically and
analytically, using some original tools. The book goes on to cover advanced models
of the MOSFET, including SPICE treatments of small-signal and large-signal problems
using Level 1, 2, and 3 first-generation models, and ending with a brief discussion of
second- and third-generation models.
Contents: 1. Basic MOSFET Theory; 2. MOS-Capacitor Phenomena; 3. MOSCapacitor Modeling; 4. Improved MOSFET Theory; 5. SPICE Models; 6. MOSFET-BJT
Performance Comparisons; Appendixes
June 2009
questions and numerical problems

envelope and complex envelope
Provides appendices containing mathematical relations, complex numbers, and

partial fraction expansion
Contains model question papers for practice

The book provides a simultaneous coverage of continuous-time and discrete-time
signals and systems. Beginning with classifying signals, the book sequentially covers
important topics such as convolution and correlation of signals, continuous-time
Fourier series, discrete-time Fourier series, continuous-time Fourier transform,
sampling, Hilbert transform, Laplace transform, and z-transform. A chapter on
MATLAB programs presenting the applicability of the software to problems of
signals and systems has also been included at the end of the book
Contents: 1. Signals and Systems; 2. Convolution and Correlation; 3. ContinuousTime Fourier Series; 4. Discrete-Time Fourier Series; 5. Continuous-Time Fourier
Transform; 6. Discrete-Time Fourier Transform; 7. Hilbert Transform; 8. Sampling;
9. Laplace Transform; 10. z-Transform; 11. State Space Analysis; 12. MATLAB Programs
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Second Edition
Third Edition
Principles of Linear Systems and Signals
Signals and Systems
International Version
Chi-tsong Chen, State University of New York, Stony Brook.
B.P. Lathi, California State University, Sacramento.
Covers new topics such as: Fourier applications to communication systems; bode

plots; bandpass systems; convergence of an infinite series; group and phase

delay; impulse invariance method of designing analog systems using digital
filters
Offers MATLAB focus sessions at the end of each chapter
Provides updated and revised illustrations throughout
Presents historical background notes to stimulate interest in the field
Contents: 1. Signals and Systems; 2. Time-domain Analysis of Continuous-time

Systems; 3. Time-domain Analysis of Discrete-time Systems; 4. Continuous-time
System Analysis Using the Laplace Transform; 5. Discrete-time System Analysis using
the Z-transform; 6. Continuous-time Signal Analysis: The Fourier Series; 7. Continous
Time Signal Analysis: The Fourier Transform; 8. Sampling: The Bridge from Continuous
to Discrete; 9. Fourier Analysis of Discrete-time Signals; 10. State-space Analysis; Appendix
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & Answer to appendix problems
Stresses application of computer computation (MATLAB, Fast Fourier Transform)

throughout
Includes engineering constraints when discussing mathematics

Focuses on practice-oriented subjects such as model reduction, speeds of
responses, and operational frequency ranges of devices
Uses op amps to discuss modeling problems.

Provides reasons for not discussing Fourier analysis of systems, which is discussed
in most other similar texts
The third edition of Signals and Systems prepares students for real-world engineering
applications. It is concise, focused, and practical. The text introduces basic concepts
in signals and systems and their associated mathematical and computational tools.
It also stresses the most important concepts in signal analysis (frequency spectra)
and system analysis (stability and frequency responses) and uses them throughout,
including the study of seismometers and accelerometers.
Contents: 1. Signals; 2. Systems; 3. Convolutions, Difference and Differential
Equations; 4. Frequency Spectra of CT Signals; 5. Sampling Theorem and FFT
Spectral Computation; 6. CT Transfer Functions: Laplace Transform; 7. Realizations,
Characterization, and Identification; 8. Model Reduction, Feedback, and Modulation;
9. DT Transfer Functionsz-Transform; 10. DT State-Space Equations and
Realizations
July 2009
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Principles of Signal Processing and

Linear Systems

August 2012
B.P. Lathi, California State University, Sacramento.
An informal and reader-friendly style

An emphasis on intuitive and heuristic understanding of concepts
Real-life problems that solidify students physical comprehension of concepts
Over 200 worked examples and exercises with answers
Over 400 end-of-chapter problems for practice
Numerous MATLAB problems
Contents: 1. Introduction to Signals and Systems; 2. Time-Domain Analysis of
Continuous-Time Systems; 3. Signal Representation by Fourier Series; 4. ContinuousTime Signal Analysis: The Fourier Transform; 5. Sampling; 6. Continuous-Time System
Analysis Using the Laplace Transform; 7. Frequency Response and Analog Filters;
8. Discrete-Time Signals and Systems; 9. Time-Domain Analysis of Discrete-Time
Systems; 10. Fourier Analysis of Discrete-Time Signals; 11. Discrete-Time System
Analysis Using the z-Transform; 12. Frequency Response and Digital Filters; 13. StateSpace Analysis;
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Digital Signal Processing

Spectral Computation and Filter Design
Chi-tsong Chen, State University of New York, Stony Brook.
Establishes a simplified version of the sampling theorem for periodic signals

Uses FFT to compute frequency spectra of DT and CT signals, and inverse FFT
to compute DT and CT signals from their frequency spectra + Employs FFT to

compute the inverse z-transform
Covers steady-state and transient responses of digital filters and gives an estimated
time for a transient response to die out
Offers a mathematical justification for using an anti-aliasing analog filter in digital
signal processing
July 2009
Introduces a discrete least-squares method to design FIR filters

Presents an analog bandstop transformation that yields better results than those
generated by MATLAB
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filter design/MATLAB
This book covers two major topics: the computation of frequency contents of signals
and the design of digital filters. While it focuses on basic ideas and procedures and
covers the standard topics in the field, this unique text distinguishes itself from
competing texts by extensively employing the fast Fourier transform (FFT). Integrated
with MATLAB throughout, Digital Signal Processing features careful definitions of all
terminology and a wealth of examples and problems.
Contents: 1. Introduction; PART 1: SPECTRAL COMPUTATION; 2. CT and DT Fourier
SeriesFrequency Components; 3. CT and DT Fourier TransformsFrequency
Spectra; 4. DFT and FFTSpectral Computation; PART 2: DIGITAL FILTER DESIGN;
5. Linear Time-Invariant Lumped Systems; 6. Ideal and Some Practical Digital Filters;
7. Design of FIR Filters; 8. Design of IIR Filter Design; 9. Structures of Digital Filters;
Appendix
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December 2013
Getting Started with Matlab

A Quick Introduction For Scientists And Engineers
Rudra Pratap, IISC, Bangalore

May 2007
Discusses new features and applications, including the new engine of symbolic
computation in MATLAB 7.8 (released March 2009)
Provides two sets of self guided tutorials for learning essential features of MATLAB
Includes updated commands, examples, figure, and graphs
Covers elementary, advanced, and special functions
Supplements any course that uses MATLAB
Works as a stand-alone tutorial and reference
New Edition____________________________
Second Edition
Design of Analog Filters

Rolf Schaumann, Professor Emeritus, Electrical and
Computer Engineering, Portland State University,
Haiqiao Xiao, Senior Member of Technical Staff,Vitesse
Semiconductor Corporation, and Mac E. Van Valkenburg,
Distinguished Professor, Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois
Includes a wealth of examples, all of which have been tested on simulators or in

actual industrial use
Uses the very easy-to-use and learn program Electronics Workbench to help
students simulate actual experimental behavior
Provides sample design tables and design and performance curves

Avoids sophisticated mathematics wherever possible in favor of algebraic or
intuitive derivations
MATLAB, a software package for high-performance numerical computation and

visualization, is one of the most widely used tools in the engineering field today.
Its broad appeal lies in its interactive environment, which features hundreds of
built-in functions for technical computation, graphics, and animation. In addition,
MATLAB provides easy extensibility with its own high-level programming language.
Enhanced by fun and appealing illustrations, Getting Started with MATLAB employs
a casual, accessible writing style that shows users how to enjoy using MATLAB.
Online Resource
Visit the companion website at http://www.oup.com/us/pratap for more information on

updates to MATLAB software.
May 2010
Addresses practical and realistic design
New to this Edition
Includes a chapter on noise

Chapter 16 offers a comparison of active and passive inductor design and a
discussion of high-frequency active LC filter design using spiral inductors
Texas Instruments OPA300 opamps replace the Harris HA2542-2 opamps

Design of Analog Filters, Second Edition, moves beyond the elementary treatment of
active filters built with opamps. The book discusses fundamental concepts; opamps;
first- and second-order filters; second-order filters with arbitrary transmission zeros;
filters with maximally flat magnitude, with equal ripple (Chebyshev) magnitude, and
with inverse Chebyshev and Cauer response functions; frequency transformation;
cascade designs; delay filters and delay equalization; sensitivity; LC ladder filters;
ladder simulations by element replacement and by operational simulation; in
addition, high-frequency filters based on transconductance-C concepts and on
designs using spiral inductors are covered; as are switched-capacitor filters, and
noise issues.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Operational Amplifiers; 3. First - order Filters: Bilinear
Transfer Functions and Frequency Response; 4. Second - Order Lowpass and Bandpass
Filters; 5. Second - Order Filters with Arbitrary Transmission Zeros; 6. Lowpass filters
with maximally flat magnitude; 7. Lowpass Filters with Equal - Ripple (Chebyshev)
Magnitude Response; 8. Inverse Chebyshev and Cauer Filters; 9. Frequency
Transformation; 10. Delay Filters; 11. Delay Equalization; 12. Sensitivity; 13. LC Ladder
Filters; 14. Ladder Simulations by Element Replacement; 15. Operational Simulation of
Ladders; 16. High - Frequency Filters; 17. Switched - Capacitor Filters; 18. Noise
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MATLAB and Simulink For Engineers

(Includes CD)
Agam Kumar Tyagi, Electrical Engineering Department,
College of Engineering Studies, University of Petroleum &
Energy Studies, Dehradun, Uttarakhand.
Uses version 2010a of MATLAB

Includes important MATLAB graphs in color
Emphasizes on circuit simulations and designing using Simulink
In the companion CD
User interactive programs

Modeling and Simulation projects
Programming and Simulation excersises
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Based on the latest version of MATLAB (2010a), the book begins with an
introduction to MATLAB programming describing the MATLAB toolbar and
Simulink toolboxes. It goes onto discuss various MATLAB operators, functions, and
graphics in detail. Analog and digital communiction techinques are covered in
depth. Applications of Simulink and MATLAB in electrical engineering, electrical
machines and power system projects, simulation of rectifiers, inverters, choppers,
and cycloconverters are presented in detail. Applications in computer science,
communication, and mechanical engineering are also discussed. It also includes
a chapter on recent developments in this area covering topics such as the matrix
converter, modulation techniques, and PWM rectifiers.
Analog Communication
The book provides numerous MATLAB programs, tested and run for various
projects in different disciplines of engineering. The programs with their outputs,
through various screenshots of the MATLAB windows, will help readers familiarise
themselves with the software.
Discusses application-based case studies on software defined radio (SDR),
Contents: 1. Introduction to MATLAB Programming; 2. Fundamentals of MATLAB

Programming; 3. Fundamentals of Simulink; 4. Basic Electrical Engineering
Applications; 5. Simulation of Rectifiers; 6. Simulation of Inverters; 7. Simulation of
Choppers and Cycloconverters; 8. Power System Engineering; 9. Control System
Engineering and Electrical Machines; 10. Miscellaneous Applications; 11. Simulation
of Power Converters; Appendix A: Fourier Series and Laplace Transform; Appendix B:
Maximum Power Transfer Theorem and EMF Equation of Transformer and DC Machine
November 2011
V Chandra Sekar, Formerly, SASTRA University, Srinivasa

Ramanujan Centre, Kumbakonam
function generator using DDS, and frequency synthesizer using PLL
Illustrates many practical circuits in support of the text

Provides coverage of topics such as Costas loop, direct digital synthesis, and
frequency modulation feedback (FMFB) techniques
Provides a large number of worked-out examples and graded questions for

practice
Highlights important formulae at the end of every chapter

Includes additional MATLAB exercises as an appendix
Analog Communication provides an exhaustive coverage of the fundamental
concepts and recent developments in communication theory. The book follows
a bottom-up approach by building up the basic concepts of conventional
modulation systems in the initial chapters and describing the latest trend in
communication towards the end. The book also provides a chapter on digital
communication, which briefly covers the concept of frequency shift keying (FSK),
pulse shift keying (PSK), quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM), etc.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Signals: An Introduction; 3. Amplitude Modulation;
4. Angle Modulation; 5. Pulse Modulation; 6. Noise; 7. Introduction to Digital
Communication; 8. Information Theory; 9. Introduction to Probability, Random
Variable, and Random Processes; Appendix A MATLAB Exercises; Appendix B Important
Mathematical Relations/Formulae; Appendix C Fourier Series Representation and Its
Properties; Appendix D Miscellaneous
New Edition _____________________________

Second Edition
Hands on Introduction to Labview for

Scientists and Engineers
Online Resource
John Essick, Professor of Physics, Reed College
Activity-based Approach
Do-It-Yourself projects at the end of every chapter to allow a reader to gauge his
or her understanding of the presented material

May 2010
A selection of homework-style problems is included at the end of each chapter

so that interested readers can further develop their LabVIEW-based skills.
Second Edition
All chapters fully updated to latest version of LabVIEW

Color tear-outs of LabVIEW data types
Quick Example sections at the beginning of each chapter give concise
Digital Communication
R N Mutagi, Professor and Head, Department of Electronics
and Communication Engineering, Indus Institute of
Technology and Engineering, Ahmedabad
introductions to the MathScript Node, Shift Register, and Case Structure
Hands-On Introduction to LabVIEW for Scientists and Engineers takes a learn-by-doing

approach to acquiring the computer-based skills used in daily experimental work.
Ideal as either a course textbook or a self-study supplement, the book explores
practical programming solutions for carrying out interesting and relevant projects.
Contents: 1. The While Loop and Waveform Chart; 2. The For Loop and Waveform
Graph; 3. The Mathscript Node and XY Graph; 4. Data Acquisition using DAQ
Assistant; 5. Data Files and Character Strings; 6. Shift Registers; 7. The Case Structure;
8. The Sequence Structure; 9. Built-In Analysis VIs-Curve Fitting; 10. Analysis VIs-Fast
Fourier Transform; 11. Data Acquisition and Generation using DAQmx VIs; 12. PID
Temperature Control Project; 13. Control of Stand-Alone Instruments; Appendix I:
Construction of Temperature Control System
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Discusses latest compression standards such as DAB, MPEG, H.264, and MP3
Shows applications of digital communication concepts in satellite, optical, and
cellular communication
Provides a detailed laboratory manual with procedures and results

Includes MATLAB programs to illustrate important concepts of digital
communication along with the representative output
New to the edition:
Separate chapter on Spread Spectrum Modulation Techniques

Discussion on Chebyshev inequality, mean and variance of sum of random
variables, linear mean square estimation, PWM and PPM signals, codecs and combo
chips
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Contents: 1. Introduction to Digital Communication Systems 2. Communication

Signals and Systems 3. Probability and Random Processes 4. Information Theory
5. Digital Coding 6. Multiplexing and Multiple Access 7. Digital Modulation 8.
Demodulation and Detection 9. Error Control Coding 10. Spread Spectrum Modulation
Techniques 11. Applications of Digital Communication Appendix A Trigonometric
Identities, Appendix B Table of Q functions, Appendix C MATLAB codes, Appendix D
Laboratory manual, Appendix E Note on random error generator, Appendix F model
question papers, Appendix G answers (hints) to select exercise problems
Communication Systems
V. Chandra Sekar, Formerly, SASTRA University, Srinivasa
Ramanujan Centre, Kumbakonam
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & PowerPoint Presentation
For Students : MCQs
Provides discussion on topics such as waveform distortion,
distortionless line, waveguide impedence matching, and microstrip antennas
February 2013
Includes practical circuits for topics such as FM detection and generation,
transmitters and receivers, and phase-locked loop (PLL)
Provides application case studies on PLL frequency synthesizer, satellite

instructional television experiment (SITE), and digital microwave radio
Includes an appendix on MATLAB programs with their representative outputs
Fourth Edition
for various modulation techniques including spread spectrum modulation and

Smith chart generation
Modern Digital and Analog

Communication Systems
B.P. Lathi, is Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering
at California State University, Sacramento. Zhi Ding,
Professor, University of California, Davis
Retaining the superb pedagogical style of the first three editions, the authors first
introduce the fundamentals of signals and systems and core communication
topics; they then present the tools essential to the design and analysis of digital
communications.
New chapters (12 and 13) on spread spectrum communications and frequency
selective channels and OFDM systems
New and updated MATLAB examples give students hands-on experience

Accessible to students with no background in probability theory
Abundant real-world examples that are applicable to students everyday lives
Incorporates new topics including code division multiple-access (CDMA),
orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), equalization, soft decoding,

turbo codes, and low-density parity check (LDPC) codes
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Signals and Signal Space; 3. Analysis and Transmission

of Signals; 4. Amplitude Modulations and Demodulations; 5. Angle Modulation and
Demodulation; 6. Sampling and Analog to Digital Conversion; 7. Principles of Digital
Data Transmission; 8. Fundamentals of Probability Theory; 9. Random Processes
and Spectral Analysis; 10. Performance Analysis of Modulated Communication
Systems Under Noise; 11. Performance Analysis of Digital Communication Systems;
12. Spread Spectrum Communications; 13. Digital Communications under Linearly
Distortive Channels; 14. Introduction to Information Theory; 15. Error Correcting
Codes
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Communication Systems is a textbook designed specifically for students of

computer science, information technology, and electrical engineering disciplines.
It provides a balance between theory and the related applications with the help
of figures, solved problems, numerical exercises, and review questions. The book
starts with a detailed discussion on the basic principles of analog communication
and the essential concepts of digital communication. The subsequent chapters
elaborate upon the various types of transmission media such as transmission
lines, waveguides, microwave, optical, satellite, television, and radar, followed
by a discussion on data communication and its equipment. The last chapter is
devoted to spread spectrum modulationa recent technique which enables the
transmission of information through multiple frequencies, ensuring greater security.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Signals: An Introduction; 3. Amplitude Modulation;
4. Angle Modulation; 5. Pulse Modulation; 6. Noise; 7. Introduction to Digital
Communication; 8. Information Theory; 9. Introduction to Probability, Random
Variable, and Gaussian Process; 10. Transmission Lines; 11. Waveguides;
12. Antennas; 13. Microwave Communication; 14. Fibre Optic Communication;
15. Satellite Communication; 16. Data Communication; 17. Data Communication
Equipment; 18. Television and Radar; 19. Spread Spectrum Modulation; Appendices
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For Lecturers : Solutions to numerical problems
May 2012
Wireless Communication
Upena Dalal, Electronics Engineering Department, Sardar
Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat
February 2011
Comprehensive coverage of topics in a lucid manner with emphasis on digital

communication as well digital signal processing
Provides a point-wise summary to aid quick revision of concepts

Covers advanced topics such as Turbo coding, OFDM, and MIMO
Includes multiple choice questions, review questions, problems, and case studies
Includes solved model question papers
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Wireless Communication provides an exhaustive coverage of the basic topics and the
latest developments in the field of wireless communication. The chapters have a rich
pedagogy consisting of over 400 self-explanatory figures and numerous end-chapter
exercises and will help students revise the concepts through visualization and practice.
Contents: 1. Present Scenario; 2. Fundamentals; 3. Source Coding Techniques;
4. Channel Coding Techniques; 5. Radio Propagation over Wireless Channel; 6. Channel
Models, Diversity, Equalization, and Channel Estimation Techniques; 7. Single Carrier
Digital Modulation Techniques; 8. Spread Spectrum Techniques (Single Carrier
Modulation); 9. OFDM (Multicarrier Modulation); 10. Multiplexing and Multiple User
Access Techniques; 11. Infrastructure to Develop Mobile Communication Systems:
Cellular Theory; 12. Broadcast Networks; 13. Infrastructure-Based/Cellular Networks;
14. Ad hoc Network, WLAN, and WMAN; 15. MIMO Systems; 16. Simulation of
Communication Systems and Software-Defined Radio; Appendices; Further Readings;
Contents: 1. Introduction to Probability; 2. Random Variables; 3. Several Random

Variables; 4. Elements of Statistics; 5. Random Processes; 6. Correlation Functions;
7. Spectral Density; 8. Response of Linear Systems to Random Inputs; 9. Optimum
Linear Systems; Appendices; A. Mathematical Tables; B. Frequently Encountered
Probability Distributions; C. Binomial Coefficients; D. Normal Probability Distribution
Function; E. The Q-Function; F. Students t Distribution Function; G. Computer
Computations; H. Table of Correlation Function; Spectral Density Pairs; I. Contour
Integration
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For Lecturers : Solution Manual in CD
June 2007
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solutions to Numerical Problems & Glossary
July 2009
Fundamentals of Engineering
Electromagnetics
(Includes CD)
Sunil Bhooshan, Professor and Head, Department of
Electronics and Communication Engineering, Jaypee
University of Information Technology, Waknaghat
Introduction to Error Control Codes

S. Gravano, University of Keele.
Includes over 250 illustrations, many of which provide a three-dimensional view

for better understanding
Providing a firm foundation for those studying the field of error control codes, this
volume gives step-by-step instructions on this complex topic. It begins with single
parity code checks and repetition codes. Then, with the use of detailed examples,
the book guides students from basic error-control codes through linear codes,
cyclic codes, linear feedback shift registers, vector fields, Galois fields, BCH codes
and convolutional codes. Wherever possible, numerous detailed examples illustrate
the principles so that complex mathematical proofs can be omitted, thereby
keeping the text concise and easy to follow.
Contents: 1. Block codes; 2. Linear codes; 3. Cyclic codes; 4. Linear Feedback Shift
Registers for Encoding and Decoding Cyclic Codes; 5. Linear Algebra; 6. Galos Fields;
7. Bose Chaudhuri Hocquenghem Codes; 8. Convolutional Codes
May 2007
Provides additional interesting information related to the topic under discussion

Provides numerous solved examples within the chapter, and a self-assessment
section at the end of the chapter comprising numerical problems, objective type
questions, review questions, and short-answer questions
Provides quick recapitulation of important formulae and definitions

In the CD
MATLAB exercises for each chapter

Colour illustrations from the book
Java applets showing derivation of fields
Fundamentals of Engineering Electromagnetics, is designed for undergraduate
engineering courses in electromagnetics. The book aims to provide students of
electrical engineering and electronics and communication engineering with an
understanding of the fundamentals of electromagnetic fields and their applications.
Contents: 1. Scalars and Vectors 2. Coordinate Systems and Fields 3. Vector Calculus
4. The Electric Field and Gausss Law 5. Energy and Potential 6. The Electric Field and
Material Media 7. Laplaces and Possions Equation 8. The Steady Magnetic Field 9.
Magnetic Forces, Inductance, and Magnetisation 10. Time-Dependant Fields 11.
Electromagnetic Waves 12. Transmission Lines and Waveguides 13. Radiation from
Currents 14. Introduction to Antennas 15. Radio Wave Propagation; Appendix A
Coordinate Systems Appendix B Mathematical Reference Appendix C Some Key Features
Appendix D Example Question Papers
Third Edition
Probabilistic Methods of Signal and

System Analysis
George R. Cooper and the late Clare D. McGillem, both
of Purdue University, USA
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & PowerPoint presentation
July 2012
Probabilistic Methods of Signal and System Analysis, Third Edition, stresses the
engineering applications of probability theory and uses MATLAB as a computational
tool throughout. It includes sections relating to Bernoulli trials, correlation of data
sets, smoothing of data, computer computation of correlation functions and
spectral densities, and computer simulation of systems. All computer examples can
be run using the Student Version of MATLAB. It is ideal for undergraduate classes in
signal and system analysis.
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optical fibre communication
Contents: 1. Electromagnetic Radation; 2. Antenna Characteristics; 3. Wire

Antennas; 4. Aperture Antennas; 5. Antenna Arrays; 6. Special Antennas; 7. Antenna
Measurements; 8. Wave Propagation; Appendix
Fourth Edition
Principles of Electromagnetics
Online Resource
Matthew N. O. Sadiku, A & M University, USA.

July 2007
Presents a section on real-world applications of the material at the end of every

chapter
Devotes an entire chapter to modern computer toolsincluding MATLAB
Fiber Optics and Optoelectronics
Contains more than 100 illustrations and 600 figures to help students visualize
R. P. Khare, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani
that are used in electromagnetics
different electromagnetic phenomena
Highlights key terms and boxes essential formulae

Includes numerous examples-each worked step-by-step-and a set of multiplechoice review questions at the end of each chapter
Elements of Electromagnetics , Fourth Edition, uses a vectors-first approach to explain

electrostatics, magnetostatics, fields, waves, and applications like transmission lines,
waveguides, and antennas. It also provides a balanced presentation of time-varying
and static fields, preparing students for employment in todays industrial and
manufacturing sectors.
Contents: PART 1: VECTOR ANALYSIS; 1. Vector Algebra; 2. Coordinate Systems and
Transformation; 3. Vector Calculus; PART 2: ELECTROSTATICS; 4. Electrostatic Fields;
5. Electric Fields in Material Space; 6. Electrostatic Boundary-Value Problems;
PART 3: MAGNETOSTATICS; 7. Magnetostatic Fields; 8. Magnetic Forces, Materials,
and Devices; PART 4: WAVES AND APPLICATIONS; 9. Maxwells Equations;
10. Electromagnetic Wave Propagation; 11. Transmission Lines; 12. Waveguides;
13. Antennas; 14. Numerical Methods; Appendix A: Mathematical Formulas; Appendix
B: Material Constants; Appendix C: MATLAB; Appendix D: The Complete Smith Chart;
Appendix E: Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Answer to practice examples, PowerPoint Presentation & Solution to
numerical problems
For Students : MCQs
July 2009
Explains all relevant topics related to modern fiber-optic communications
Includes a chapter on laser-based systems and their applications in various fields
Reinforces theoretical concepts by providing numerous solved examples, along with

multiple choice questions and review questions
Includes fiber-optic sensors, to aid the reader in understanding non-communication

applications of fiber optics
Contains a separate chapter on lab-oriented projects involving PC-based/manual

measurements
Developed for introductory courses, this book covers the major building blocks of
present day fiber-optic systems and their use in communications and sensing. The text
begins with easy-to-understand ray propagation in optical fibers and progresses to the
more complex topics of wave propagation in planar and cylindrical waveguides. Special
emphasis is given to the treatment of single-mode fibers, the backbone of presentday optical communication systems. It also offers a detailed treatment of the theory
behind optoelectronic sources (LEDs and injection laser diodes), detectors, modulators,
and optical amplifiers. In addition, contemporary topics such as erbium-doped fiber
amplifiers (EDFAs), and wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM), and dense WDM are
discussed.
Contents: 1. Introduction; PART I: FIBER OPTICS; 2. Ray Propagation in Optical Fibers;
3. Wave Propagation in Planar Waveguides; 4. Wave Propagation in Cylindrical
Waveguides; 5. Single-mode Fibers; 6. Optical Fiber Cables and Connections; PART II:
OPTOELECTRONICS; 7. Optoelectronic Sources; 8. Optoelectronic Detectors;
9. Optoelectronic Modulators; 10. Optical Amplifiers; PART III: APPLICATIONS;
11. Wavelength-division Multiplexing; 12. Fiber-optic Communication Systems;
13. Fiber-optic Sensors Laser-Based Systems; PART IV: LAB-ORIENTED PROJECTS
Antennas & Wave Propagation

A.R. Harish and M. Sachidananda, IIT Kanpur.
Online Resource
March 2004
Provides a clear exposition of the fundamental concepts and theorems of

antenna theory
Explains concepts clearly with the help of detailed derivations, illustrations, and
worked examples
Includes simple design procedures for popular antennas

Includes propagation issues related to modern communication systems
Includes exercises problems with varying difficulty levels
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Includes discussions on advanced processors, such as 80186, 80286, 80386,
Sixth Edition
80486, Pentium, PowerPC, and PIC 16F877
Photonics
Contains a section on the advent of high-level language programming in 8051
Amnon Yariv, California Institute of Technology, Pochi Yeh,

Professor, University of California, Santa Barbara.
processors with examples illustrated using the most popular language C
In the CD
Nonlinear Optical Effects in Fibers: self-phase modulation, cross-phase modulation,
stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS), stimulated Raman scattering (SRS), optical fourwave mixing, and spectral reversal (phase conjugation)
Electroabsorption: waveguide electro-optic Mach-Zehnder modulators

Photonic Crystals: Bloch wave formulation, photonic bands, photonic bandgaps,
periodic layered media, fiber Bragg gratings, and Bragg reflection waveguides
Optical Amplifiers: SOA, EDFA, and Raman

Stokes Parameters and Poincare Sphere: polarization states in birefringent optical
networks, principal states of polarization
Fermats Principle: rays, beam propagation, and the Fresnel diffraction integral
Matrix Formulation: wave propagation in multi-cavity etalons, multi-layer structures,
mode coupling, and supermodes in mode- locked lasers
Dispersion: chromatic dispersion and polarization mode dispersion (PMD) in fibers

and their compensation
Coupled Resonators Optical Waveguides (CROWs): matrix formulation, critical

coupling and dispersion relation
Contents: 1. Electromagnetic Fields and Waves 2. Rays and Optical Beams

3. Dielectric Waveguides and Optical Fibers 4. Optical Resonators 5. Interaction of
Radiation and Atomic Systems 6. Theory of Laser Oscillation and Some Specific Laser
Systems 7. Chromatic Dispersion and Polarization Mode Dispersion in Fibers
8. Nonlinear Optics 9. Electro-Optics and AO modulators 10. Noise in Optical Detection
and Generation 11. Detection of Optical Radiation 12. Periodic Structures
13. Waveguide Coupling 14. Nonlinear Optical Effects in Fibers 15. Semiconductor
Lasers 16. Advanced Semiconductor Lasers 17. Optical Amplifiers 18. Classical
Treatment of Quantum Optics, Quantum Noise, and Squeezing; Appendixes: A. Wave
Equation in Cylindrical Coordinates and Bessel Functions; B. Exact Solutions of the StepIndex Circular Waveguide; C. Kramers-Kronig Relations; D. Transformation of a Coherent
Electromagnetic Field by a Thin Lens; E. Fermi Level and its Temperature Dependence;
F. Electro-optic Effect in Cubic 43m Crystals; G. Conversion for Power
Online Resource
October 2009
Simulator for 8085 processor

ALP codes for 8085 which can be readily executed in the simulator
ALP codes for 8051 and 8086 which can run in any executable environment
Contents: 1. MicroprocessorsIntroduction and Evolution; PART 1: INTEL 8085
ARCHITECTURE AND PROGRAMMING; 2. Intel 8085 microprocessor architecture;
3. Instruction set and execution in 8085; 4. Assembly language programming of 8085;
PART 2: HARDWARE INTERFACING WITH INTEL 8085. Methods of data transfer and
interrupt structure in 8085; 6. Interfacing memory and i/o devices with 8085;
7. Features and interfacing of programmable devices for 8085-based systems;
8. A complete 8085-based system; PART 3: INTEL 8051 MICROCONTROLLERS;
9. Introduction to 8051 Microcontrollers; 10. 8051 instruction set and programming;
11. Hardware features of 8051; 12. 8051 Interface examples; PART 4: INTEL 808616BIT MICROPROCESSORS; 13. Intel 8086 Microprocessor architecture, features, and
signals; 14. Addressing modes, instruction set, and Programming of 8086;
15. 8086 Interrupts; 16. Memory and i/o interfacing; 17. Multiprocessor configuration;
18. 8086-Based Systems; PART 5: INTEL 809616-BIT MICROCONTROLLERS;
19. Overview of Intel 8096 Microcontrollers; 20. 8096 Instruction Set and
Programming; 21. Hardware Features of 8096; PART 6: ADVANCED TRENDS;
22. Microprocessor System Developments And Recent Trends; 23. Advanced
Microprocessors and Microcontrollers; Appendix A: 8085 Instruction Set; Appendix B:
8051 Instruction Set; Appendix C: 8086 Instruction Set; Appendix D: 8096 Instruction Set;
Appendix E: Case Studies
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & Teaching Notes
November 2010
Microprocessors and Interfacing

N. Senthil Kumar, Mepco Schlenk Engineering
College, Sivakasi, M. Saravanan, Thiagarajar College of
Engineering, Madurai, S. Jeevananthan, Pondicherry
Engineering College, and S.K. Shah, The Maharaja
Sayajirao University of Baroda
Provides assembly language program codes with

corresponding comments
Explains memory and peripheral interfacing concepts in an easily

understandable way
Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
Discusses case studies on electronic weighing machine, temperature monitoring
(Includes CD)
and control,
DC motor speed monitoring, and control as an appendix.

Provides numerous programming examples, think and answer type questions,
N Senthil Kumar, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College,

Sivakasi; M Saravanan, Thiagarajar College of Engineering,
Madurai; S Jeevananthan, Pondicherry Engineering
College, Puducherry.
design-based exercises, and programming exercises
Includes case studies on traffic light control, washing machine control, and
elevator control to enable students appreciate the applications of processors
Provides numerous programming examples (in assembly language) which can

also be used for conducting lab sessions.
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Includes more than 200 multiple choice questions on 8085, 8086, and 8051
processors
Microprocessors and Interfacing is a textbook designed for engineering courses

covering a study of various microprocessors, microcontrollers, their interfacing,
programming, and applications.
microprocessors and microcontrollers
The book, in 20 chapters, provides a brief overview of the 8085 processor, followed
by a detailed discussion of the 8086 architecture, programming, and interfacing
concepts. The book also provides a brief introduction to the 8088 processor,
bringing out its architectural difference with the 8086 processor. Subsequently,
the book discusses the 8-bit 8051 and 16-bit 8096 microcontrollers, and advanced
processors such as 80186, 80286, 80386, 80486, Pentium, and embedded controllers
such as RISC, CISC, SUNSPARC, and ARM. The last chapter focuses on hybrid
programming techniques to provide an understanding of the efficient combination
of assembly language with C/C++. Providing a balance between theory and
practice, the book is interspersed with complete ALP codes, review questions,
programming, and design-based exercises.
Contents: 1. MicroprocessorsEvolution and Introduction to 8085; 2. Methods
of Data Transfer and Serial Transfer Protocols; PART I: INTEL 808616-BIT
MICROPROCESSORS; 3. Intel 8086 Microprocessor Architecture, Features, and
Signals; 4. Addressing Modes, Instruction Set, and Programming of 8086;
5. 8086 Interrupts; 6. Memory and I/O Interfacing; 7. Features and Interfacing of
Programmable Devices for 8086-based Systems; 8. Multiprocessor Configuration;
9. 8086-based Systems; PART II: INTEL 80518-BIT MICROCONTROLLERS;
10. Introduction to 8051 Microcontrollers; 11. 8051 Instruction Set and
Programming; 12. Hardware Features of 8051; 13. 8051 Interface Examples;
PART III: INTEL 809616-BIT MICROCONTROLLERS; 14. Overview of Intel 8096
Microcontrollers; 15. 8096 Instruction Set and Programming; 16. Hardware Features
of 8096; PART IV: ADVANCED TRENDS; 17. Microprocessor System Developments
and Recent Trends; 18. Advanced Microprocessors and Microcontrollers;
19. Embedded Systems; 20. Hybrid Programming Techniques using ASM and C/
C++; Appendix A: 8086 Case Studies; Appendix B: 8051 Case Studies; Appendix C: 8275
CRT Controller Chip; Appendix D: Multiple Choice Questions; Appendix E: 8086 Instruction
Set; Appendix F: 8051 Instruction Set
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8051 MICROCONTROLLERS is designed as a comprehensive textbook for undergraduate

students of engineering. It provides a detailed exposure to product development
using the 8-bit microcontroller MCS 51 and its variants.
Contents: 1. Evolution of Microcontrollers; 2. Introduction to Microcontroller Families;
3. Introduction to Assembly Language Programming; 4. Advanced Programming
Techniques; 5. External Peripheral Devices; 6. Interfacing Parallel Devices; 7. Interfacing
Serial Devices; 8. System Design; 9. Application I: Smart Energymeters; 10. Application II:
Power Line Communication; 11. Application III: Projection Welding Machine Controller;
12. Application IV: Add-On Features For Telephones; 13. Application V: IR-Based Wireless
Communication; 14. Application VI: RF-Based Inter-Controller Wireless Communication;
15. Application VII: Mobile Communication; Appendix A : Functional Grouping of
Instructions; Appendix B : Instructions: Byte/Period
May 2010
Using the Mcs-51 Microcontroller

(Includes CD)
Han-way Huang, Minnesota State University.
Provides very complete coverage of I/O functions of the MCS-51 family
For Lecturers : Solutions Manual & PowerPoint Presentation
microcontrollers.
Development tools and lab projects. Several lab projects are provided in most
May 2012
chapters. An evaluation version of MCS-51 development tools is included in a

CD for readers to test their program. A tutorial is provided for using one of the
evaluation boards and the included software tools.
Emphasizes design analysis. Wherever appropriate, electrical analysis and
timing analysis are provided. Examples include memory design timing analysis,
Centronics interface timing analysis, i8255 interfacing timing verification, LED
and seven-segment display electrical load analysis, etc.
8051 Microcontrollers:
Extensive examples - keypad scanning debouncing, Centronics printer interface,
Mcs 51 Family and its Variants
memory system design verification, A/D conversion, D/A conversion, motor

control, RS-232 standard, etc.
(Includes CD)
Satish Shah, Professor, Department of Electrical
Engineering, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda,
Vadodara, Gujarat
Covers the operation, initialization, interfacing, and programming of peripheral IC

chips: 8255,8253/8254, 8279, 8251, and RTC-DS1287
Discusses popular microcontrollers such as Intel MCS 51, Atmel, and other variants
Illustrates programming examples with algorithms and code segments
Provides review questions and programming exercises at the end of every chapter
Contains C programs in all chapters where applications are discussed
Includes appendices containing instruction sets
Contents: 1. Introduction to the Intel MCS-51; 2. MCS-51 Assembly Programming;

3. Advanced Assembly Programming; 4. Bus Cycles and Memory Expansion;
5. Interrupts, Resets, and Exception Processing; 6. Parallel I/O Ports; 7. Timer
Function; 8. Analog to Digital Converter; 9. Serial Communication; 10. Serial
Expansion Port Lab Exercises and Assignments; Appendix A. Instruction Execution
Time Appendix; B. Special Function Registers (SFR) Appendix; C. Interrupt Vector
Addresses Appendix; D. Standard Resistors Appendix; E. MCS-51 Software and Hardware
Vendors Appendix; F. MCS-51 Variants Appendix; G. MCS-51 Instruction Set Appendix; H.
Dallas DS87C520 Datasheet
December 2009
In the CD
An overview of architectural features and instruction sets in the form of wellnavigated quick charts
Microcontroller-based boards with expansion and device interfacing

Algorithms and program codes for problems discussed in the text
Application software for selected applications
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measurement and instrumentation
Second Edition
and energy measurement. To make the text comprehensive, dedicated chapters on

magnetic measurements, transducers, and telemetry have been included.
Principles of Microcomputers and

Microcontroller Engineering
Fredrick M. Cady, Associate Professor, Department
of Electrical Engineering at Montana State UniversityBozeman, USA
This international version of the second edition of Principles of Microcomputers and

Microcontroller Engineering is an ideal introductory text for an embedded system or
microcontroller course. While most texts discuss only one specific microcontroller,
this book offers a unique approach by covering the common ground among all
microcontrollers in one volume.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Microcontroller Architecture; 3. Structured
Program Design 4. Introduction to the CPU; 5. Memory Addressing Modes; 6.
Assembly Language Programming; 7. Embedded C Programming; 8. Debugging
Microcontroller Software and Hardware; 9. Computer Buses and Parallel I/O; 10.
Interrupts and Real-Time Events; 11. Memory; 12. Serail I/O; 13. Analog Input and
Output; 14. Counters and Timers; 15. Interfacing Techniques; Appendices
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Contents: 1. Measurement Systems, Units, and Standards; 2. Measurement Errors;

3. Classical Electromechanical Instruments; 4. Electromechanical Ammeters,
Voltmeters, and Ohmmeters; 5. Analog Electronic Instruments; 6. Digital Instrument
Basics; 7. Digital Voltmeters, Multimeters, and Frequency Meters; 8. Low, High, and
Precise Resistance Measurements; 9. Inductance and Capacitance Measurements;
10. Classical AC Bridge Methods; 11. Analog Oscilloscopes; 12. Special Oscilloscopes;
13. Signal Generators; 14. Instrument Calibration; 15. Miscellaneous Instruments; 16.
Power and Energy Measurement; 17. Magnetic Measurement; 18. Introduction to
Transducers; 19. Telemetry; Appendix 1: Unit Conversion Factor; Appendix 2: Answers
for Odd-numbered Problems
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solutions Manual & Figures in PowerPoint
April 2013
` 425 | 9780195696141| 588 Pages | Paperback | Indian Reprint
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & Answer to appendix problems
Second Edition
May 2009
Instrument Transducers
An Introduction to their performance and design
H.K.P. Neubert
New Edition _______________________________
The second edition of Instrument Transducers maintains the emphasis on

transducers as entities with respect to physical principles, performance analysis,
design, and construction.Aspects of mechanical and electrical design procedures of
specific materials, and of modern construction techniques are discussed in greater
detail than available elsewhere, against the background of exacting performance
requirements.The International System of Units (SI) is used throughout the text.
The book is aimed at engineers active in the field of instrumentation and control
engineering.
Third Edition
Electronic Instrumentation and

Measurements
David A. Bell, Professor at Lambton College of Applied Arts
and Technology in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
Numerous illustrations to explain the concepts

Practical worked-out examples throughout the text to link theory with
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Classification of Instrument Transducers; 3. Mechanical

Input Characteristics; 4. Electrical Output Characteristics; 5. Force- Balance
Transducers; The International System of Units (SI); Conversion Tables; Index
application
Plenty of chapter end review questions and unsolved problems for practice
June 1999
New to the Third Edition
` 310 | 9780195629972 | Paperback | Indian Reprint
Every part of the book has been revised, rewritten, and rearranged to strive for
the most appropriate coverage. The most notable additions are:
Five new chapters: classical AC bridge methods, power and energy
measurement, magnetic measurements, introduction to transducers, and

telemetry
Improved coverage on ground resistance measurement and cable fault location.

Electronic Instrumentation and Measurements is designed as a textbook for
undergraduate students of electrical, electronics, and instrumentation disciplines. It
presents a comprehensive treatment of the operation, performance, applications,
and limitations of both digital and analog instruments, normally encountered in an
electronics laboratory.
Starting with SI units and measurement errors, the text covers electromechanical
instruments, analog electronic instruments, digital voltmeters, frequency meters, and
resistance, inductance, and capacitance measurement techniques. The specialized
instruments investigated in the latter half of the book include analog oscilloscopes,
digital storage oscilloscopes, signal generators, waveform analysers, and graphic
recording instruments. Instrument calibration is also discussed as well as power
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Instrumentation for Engineers and

Scientists
John D. Turner, Chief Research Scientist, Transport
Research Laboratory and Martyn Hill, Mechanical
Engineering Department, University of Southampton.
The approach used is to present instrumentation from the viewpoints of both

electronics and signal analysis. The authors aim throughout has been to write a
book which guides the reader through the intricacies of specifying and selecting
an instrumentation system, acquiring data without corrupting or distorting it in
the process, and applying sensible signal analysis techniques. Examples and case
studies are used to illustrate the techniques discussed, including many drawn from
real-life instrumentation problems encountered by the authors in engineering,
physics and medicine.
control engineering
Contents: 1. Introduction - General design of instrumentation systems: Error

analysis; 2. Temperature sensors; 3. Displacement sensing; 4. Velocity and
acceleration transducers; 5. Strain measurement techniques; 6. Pressure sensors;
7. Torque and mechanical power measurement; 8. Flow sensors; 9. Signal
conditioning circuits; 10. Signal conversion and data acquisition; 11. Signal analysis:
frequency domain techniques
May 2009
Contents: 1. Introduction to Process Control; 2. Process Dynamics & Mathematical

Modelling; 3. Theory of Controllers; 4. Closed Loop Response; 5. Hydraulic &
Pneumatic Controllers; 6. Electronic Controllers; 7. Direct Digital Control; 8. Control
Valves; 9. P&I Diagram; 10. Cascade, Feed forward & Ratio Control; 11. Selective
& Adaptive Control System; 12. Multiloop Interactions; 13. Programmable Logic
Controllers; 14. DCS & Scada System; 15. Intelligent Control & Artificial Intelligence;
16. Expert Systems; 17. Artificial Neural Network; 18. Fuzzy Logic
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March 2008
Electronic Instrument Design

Architecting for the Life Cycle
Kim R. Fowler, Ixthos, Inc.
Fourth Edition
Design of Feedback Control Systems
Focuses on practical application of engineering principles, creating an excellent
Raymond T. Stefani, Bahram Shahian,

Late Clement J. Savant, and Late Gene H. Hostetter,
all of California State University, Long Beach.
reference for engineers in diverse fields
Includes numerous examples and case studies, offering practical design

solutions
Contents: 1. Systems Engineering; 2. Architecting and Engineering Judgment; 3.

Documentation; 4. The Human Interface; 5. Packaging and Enclosures; 6. Grounding
and Shielding; 7. Circuit Design; 8. Circuit Layout; 9. Power; 10. Cooling; 11. Software;
12. Debugging and Testing; 13. Integration, Production, and Logistics; Appendix A.
Outline of Milestones and Documents for Developing Electronic Instruments; Appendix
B. Design Review Checklists; Appendix C. Software Design Tools
June 2006
Includes drill problems for gauging knowledge and skills after each topic
Provides state-of-the-art design examples
Uses marginal summaries to guide the student
Introduces new ideas in the context of previous material, with a guide to the
information that follows
Presents practical examples of the latest advances in control sciences

This volume is designed for electrical and mechanical engineering students in
advanced undergraduate control systems courses. This tutorial-style textbook
has been completely updated to include the use of modern analytical software,
especially MATLAB. It thoroughly discusses classical control theory and state
variable control theory, as well as advanced and digital control topics. Each topic
is preceded by analytical considerations that provide a well-organized parallel
treatment of analysis and design. Design is presented in separate chapters devoted
to root locus, frequency domain, and state space viewpoints.
Contents: 1. Continuous-Time System Description; 2. Continuous-Time System
Response; 3. Performance Specifications; 4. Root Locus Analysis; 5. Root Locus
Design; 6. Frequency Response Analysis; 7. Frequency Response Design; 8. State
Space Analysis; 9. State Space Design; 10. Advanced State Space Methods;
11. Digital Control; Appendixes
Process Control
Principles and Applications
Surekha Bhanot, Instrumentation Group, BITS, Pilani.
Online Resource
February 2006
Presents the fundamental concepts in a student-friendly manner

Includes numerous solved examples with step-by-step procedures
Provides plenty of review questions and numerical problems to enhance
understanding of key concepts
Presents advanced topics such as Artificial Intelligence techniques related to

process control
Process ControlPrinciples and Applications is specifically designed to serve as

a basic text for undergraduate and postgraduate students of instrumentation
engineering. It provides a thorough understanding of the basic principles and
techniques used in analysis and design of process control. Beginning with the
basic concepts of process dynamics and mathematical modelling, the book gives
an exhaustive coverage of theory of controllers, types of controllers, control valves,
complex control systems, multiloop interactions, and computerbased control. It
includes advanced topics such as programmable logic controllers and distributed
control and SCADA. It also covers AI techniques such as expert systems, neural
networks, and fuzzy logic.
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Second Edition
Second Edition
Systems and Control
Digital Control Systems
Stanislaw H. Zak, Purdue University.
Benjamin C. Kuo, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign (Emeritus).
Systems and Control presents modeling, analysis, and control of dynamical systems.
It acquaints students with the basics of dynamical system theory and also equips
them with the tools necessary for control system design. It emphasizes design and
demonstrates how dynamical system theory fits into practical applications. Classical
methods and the techniques of post-modern control engineering are covered in a
unified fashion.
Contains updated information on microprocessor and DSP (Digital Systems
Contents: 1. Dynamical Systems and Modeling; 2. Analysis of Modeling Equations;

3. Linear Systems; 4. Stability; 5. Optimal Control; 6. Sliding Modes; 7. Vector Field
Methods; 8. Fuzzy Systems; 9. Neural Networks; 10. Genetic and Evolutionary
Algorithms; 11. Chaotic Systems and Fractals; Appendix: Math Review
October 2006
Programs) controls, with particular attention paid to design.
Describes, in a clear explanation of the sampling process, the mathematical

treatment and operation of various types of sampling.
Offers a contemporary treatment of the Nyquist criterionpresenting a simpler

application than the conventional method.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Signal Conversion and Processing; 3. The z-Transform;

4. Transfer Functions, Block Diagrams and Signal Flow Graphs; 5. The State Variable
Technique; 6. Controllability, Observability and Stability; 7. Time-Domain and
z-Domain Analysis; 8. Frequency-Domain Analysis; 9. Digital Simulation and Digital
Redesign; 10. Design of Discrete-Data Systems; 11. Optimal Control;
12. Microprocessor and DSP Controls; Appendices
Online Resource
February 2012
Automatic Control Systems
Basic Analysis and Design

William A. Wolovich, Brown University, USA
Second Edition
Intelligent Systems and Control

The ultimate objective of any controls text is to teach students how to achieve the
best possible design. In this new text, Wolovich integrates classical and modern
techniques, systematically develops all the background material necessary to
achieve the best possible design, and stresses flexibility to attain this goal. All the
relevant controls topics are presented in a clear pedagogical sequence beginning
with the equivalence of system descriptions, followed by coverage of performance
goals and tests, and concluding with some new and innovative design methods for
achieving the goals independent of the particular system description.
Contents: 1. Introduction and Historical Perspective; Part I: Dynamical System
Representations; 2. Differential Operator and State-Space Models; 3. The Transfer
Function/Matrix; 4. Dynamical Response; Part II: Performance Goals and Tests;
5. General Control and Nominal Stability; 6. Loop Goals; 7. Response Goals; Part III:
Compensation; 8. Classical Control Techniques; 9. Modern Control Techniques
Appendix; A. Matrix/Vector Algebra Appendix; B. Laplace Transforms and Polynomial
Algebra References
Principles and Applications

(Includes CD)
Laxmidhar Behera, Department of Electrical Engineering,
IIT Kanpur and Indrani Kar, IIT Guwahati
Includes exercises for self-practice at the end of each chapter

Intelligent control schemes have been designed for benchmark nonlinear
systems across various disciplines
Comprehensively covers fuzzy and neural control schemes and introduces

quantum neural networks using a novel paradigm
Incorporates experiments on cart-pole inverted pendulum system and seven

DOF robot manipulator
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Provides illustrative examples with MATLAB codes
In the CD
October 2011
C-codes for selected end-chapter exercises and examples have been included in
the CD accompanying the book. Simulation results and experimental videos are
also provided in the CD
Contents: 1. Non-linear Control: Primer; 2. Neural Networks; 3. Fuzzy Logic;

4. Indirect Adaptive Control Using Neural Networks; 5. Direct Adaptive Control
Using Neural Networks; 6. Approximate Dynamic Programming; 7. Fuzzy Logic
Control; 8. TakagiSugeno Fuzzy Model Based Control; 9. Intelligent Control of
a Pendulum on a Cart; 10. Visual Motor Control of a Redundant Manipulator;
Appendix: List of C Programs on CD; References
November 2009
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artificial intelligence and expert systems
Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent

Systems
The book strikes a perfect balance between theoretical and mathematical exposition,
with several numerical examples, review questions, numerical exercises, and MATLAB
programs.
N.P. Padhy, IIT Roorkee.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Image Processing; 2. Digital Imaging System; 3. Digital

Image Processing Operations; 4. Digital Image Transforms; 5. Image Enhancement
and Restoration; 6. Image Compression; 7. Image Segmentation; 8. Colour Image
Processing; 9. Image Morphology; 10. Image Features Representation and Description;
11. Object Recognition; 12. Related Topics; Appendix A; Appendix B; Appendix C
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Includes real-world examples to illustrate concepts

Contains a separate chapter on programming languages in AI
Includes new topics such as swarm intelligent systems
Explains genetic algorithms and swarm intelligence using examples
Provides numerous illustrations, examples, and end-chapter exercises
Intelligent systems such as expert systems, fuzzy systems, artificial neural networks,
genetic algorithms, and swarm intelligent systems are discussed in detail with
examples to facilitate in-depth understanding of AI. The text emphasizes the
solution of real-world problems using the latest AI techniques. Since the ultimate
goal of AI is the construction of programs to solve problems, an entire chapter has
been devoted to the programming languages used in AI problem solving.
Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition
May 2011
Contents: 1. Artificial Intelligence: History and Applications; 2. Knowledge

Representation: Reasoning, Issues, and Acquisition; 3. Heuristic Search; 4. State Space
Search: Implementation and Applications; 5. Artificial Intelligence Problem-solving
Languages; 6. Expert Systems; 7. Fuzzy Systems; 8. Artificial Neural Networks; 9.
Genetic Algorithms and Evolutionary Programming; 10. Swarm Intelligent Systems
Online Resource
February 2005
C.M. Bishop, Distinguished Scientist, Microsoft Research

Cambridge
This is the first comprehensive treatment of feed-forward neural networks from

the perspective of statistical pattern recognition. After introducing the basic
concepts, the text examines techniques for modeling probability density functions
and discusses the properties and merits of the multi-layer perceptron and radial
basis function network models. Also covered are various forms of error functions,
principal algorithms for error function minimalization, learning and generalization
in neural networks, and Bayesian techniques and their applications. With more
than 100 exercises, this work will benefit anyone involved in the fields of neural
computation and pattern recognition.
Contents: 1. Statistical Pattern Recognition; 2. Probability Density Estimation;
3. Single-Layer Networks; 4. The Multi-Layer Perceptron; 5. Radial Basis Functions;
6. Error Functions; 7. Parameter Optimization Algorithms; 8. Pre-processing and
Feature Extraction; 9. Learning and Generalization; 10. Bayesian Techniques;
Appendixes; A. Symmetric Matrices; B. Gaussian Integrals; C. Lagrange Multipliers;
D. Calculus of Variations; E. Principal Components
Digital Image Processing

(Includes CD)
S Sridhar, Department of Information Science and
Technology, College of Engineering Guindy, Anna University,
Chennai.
August 2005
Adopts algorithmic approach to illustrate image processing

Provides simple explanations to topics such as ShannonFano coding,
Pattern Recognition
morphological gradient, polygonal approximations, shape number, and

component labelling
Techniques and Applications
Includes solved numerical examples interspersed throughout the book

Contains appendices that discuss the basics of MATLAB programming and ImageJ,
and provide information on other public domain image processing software
(Includes CD)
Rajjan Shinghal Formerly, Professor of Computer Science,
Concordia University, Montreal.
Includes a laboratory manual with simple examples illustrated through MATLAB and
augmented through ImageJ, a GUI-based public domain software
Includes separate chapters on decision trees, evolutionary approach, Bayes,
In the CD
MATLAB programs discussed in the lab manual, with representative input and
output images.
Select images from Chapters 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, and 12 of the book reproduced in colour
Additional test images for performing laboratory exercises
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nearest neighbour, neural nets, linear classifier, attribute selection, clustering, and
syntactic pattern recognition
Emphasizes the practical applications of all the theory presented

Provides programming as well as non-programming exercises for each chapter
Proposes projects for medical prognostication and optical character recognition
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material science/computer fundamentals and programming

Includes a separate CD containing data files for the project on optical character
recognition
Contents: 1. Learning to Recognize Patterns; 2. Decision Trees: Basics; 3. Decision

Trees: Extensions; 4. Obtaining Prules by Evolution; 5. Bayes Classification; 6. Nearest
Neighbour Classification; 7. Multilayer Neural Nets; 8. Linear Classification; 9. Cross
Validation and Attribute Selection; 10. Clustering; 11. Syntatic Pattern Recognition;
12. Summing Up; Appendices
Eighth Edition
Electrical Properties of Materials

Laszlo Solymar, Imperial College, London, and
Donald Walsh, University of Oxford
December 2005
Full coverage of the whole field of the electrical properties of materials, including
device applications
Materials Science for Electrical and

Electronic Engineers
Written in a style that appeals to undergraduates

Has been endorsed by lecturers as bedtime reading
Economic with the use of mathematics
Ian Jones, University of Birmingham
New to this edition
Entire new chapter on Metamaterials, alongside expanded coverage of plasma

phenomena and anomalous dispersion.
Coverage of new developments in many areas, including THz devices,

Concise; covers whats needed at this level without burrying the reader in
unnecessary detail
Focused on what electrical and electronic engineers need to know

Exercises set in the text are answered at the back of the book, showing students
how to tackle problems
The writing is refreshingly relaxed, clear and confident, making concepts easy to
understand and remember
This is a book for electrical and electronic engineers, not for materials scientists.
Every explanation is rendered in its simplest and clearest form and as many relevant
examples are included as possible. At every point, the author makes clear the
direct relevance of every topic to the readers main course of study: electrical and
electronic engineering. The central theme is that the type of bonding in a solid not
only controls its electrical properties but also, and just as directly, its mechanical
properties and how things are made from it. Thus the reason why a copper wire can
conduct electricity is exactly the same reason it can be drawn into a wire in the first
place. The reason why a piece of porcelain does not conduct electricity is the same
as why it cannot be rolled into its final shape as copper could and thus has to be
made directly. This common origin of electrical and mechanical properties dictates
the structure of the book.
Contents: 1: Conductors, insulators, and semiconductors; 2: An introduction to
metals; 3: Mechanical properties; 4: Manufacturing conductors; 5: Steel;
6: Electrochemistry: electroplating and corrosion; 7: Ceramics; 8: Plastics;
9: Semiconductors and the electronics industry; 10: Magnetic materials;
11: Superconductors and optical fibres
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semiconductor devices, spintronics, quantum-dot devices, optoelectronic

devices and superconductors.
An informal and highly accessible writing style, a simple treatment of mathematics,

and clear guide to applications, have made this book a classic text in electrical and
electronic engineering. Students will find it both readable and comprehensive.
The fundamental ideas relevant to the understanding of the electrical properties
of materials are emphasized; in addition, topics are selected in order to explain
the operation of devices having applications (or possible future applications) in
engineering.
The whole text is designed as an undergraduate course. However most individual
sections are self contained and can be used as background reading in graduate
courses, and for interested persons who want to explore advances in microelectronics,
lasers, nanotechnology and several other topics that impinge on modern life.
Contents: 1: The electron as a particle; 2: The electron as a wave; 3: The electron;
4: The hydrogen atom and the periodic table; 5: Bonds; 6: The free electron
theory of metals; 7: The band theory of solids; 8: Semiconductors; 9: Principles of
semiconductor devices; 10: Dielectric materials; 11: Magnetic materials; 12: Lasers;
13: Optoelectronics; 14: Superconductivity; 15: Metamaterials
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Computer Fundamentals and

Programming In C
Reema Thareja, Department of Computer Science,
Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College for Women, University
of Delhi
Gives a thorough overview of the concept of data structures including linked

lists, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs
Contains numerous appendices on topics such as ASCII chart, ANSI C library
functions, algorithms and calculating program efficiency, and frequently asked

questions, with answers for further reference
Includes plenty of examples codes along with their outputs and several endchapter exercises, including objective type questions, review exercises, and
programming problems.
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Provides model test papers to familiarize students with thetype of questions
asked in examinations
Beginning with an introduction to computers, the book offers a detailed account of

various topics covered in computer fundamentals ranging from the evolution and
characteristics of computers, description of latest software technologies, and the
Internet, to the basics of C programming along with an introduction of important
data structures.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Computers; 2. Input and Output Devices; 3. Binary
Number System; 4. Computer Memory; 5. Computer Software; 6. Computer
Networks and the Internet; 7. Introduction to Algorithms and Programming
Languages; 8. Introduction to C; 9. Decision Control and Looping Statements; 10.
Functions; 11. Arrays; 12. Strings; 13. Pointers; 14. Structure, Union, and Enumerated
Data Types; 15. Files; 16. Preprocessor Directives; 17. Data Structures; Appendix A ASCII Chart and Bitwise Operations; Appendix B - ANSI C Library Functions; Appendix C
- Advanced Type Qualifiers and Inline Functions in C; Appendix D - Versions of C; Appendix
E - Algorithms and Calculating Program Efficiency; Appendix F - Interview Questions with
Solutions Appendix G - Model Test Papers; Appendix H - Answers to Objective Questions
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of Delhi
Includes numerous examples and programs with outputs to illustrate the

concepts
Provides several end-chapter exercises to test the understanding of the theory

Provides programming tips in the form of sidebars to help troubleshoot errors
Includes solutions to all the end-chapter MCQs
Contains a section on FAQs with their solutions
Contains useful appendices
The key topics include loops and decision-control statements, functions, arrays,
strings, pointers, structures and unions, file management, and pre-processor
directives. It deals separately with the fundamental concepts of various data
structures such as linked lists, stacks and queues, trees, and graphs.
For Lecturers : Solution Manual, PowerPoint Presentation & Projects

For Students : MCQs & Projects
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The book provides numerous case studies linked to the concepts explained in the
text. With its highly detailed pedagogy entailing examples, figures, algorithms,
programming tips, keywords, and exercises, the book will serve as an ideal resource
for students to master and fine-tune the art of writing efficient C programs.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Programming; 2. Introduction to C; 3. Decision Control
and Looping Statements; 4. Functions; 5. Arrays; 6. Strings; 7. Pointers; 8. Structure,
Union, and Enumerated Data Types; 9. Files; 10. Preprocessor Directives; 11. Linked
Lists; 12. Stacks and Queues; 13. Trees; 14. Graphs; Appendix A: ANSI C Library Functions;
Appendix B: Type Qualifiers and Inline Functions; Appendix C: Versions of C; Appendix D:
Algorithms; Appendix E: Graphics Programming; Appendix F: Mouse Programming
New Edition _____________________________

Second Edition
Computer Fundamentals and

Programming in C
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For Lecturers : PowerPoint Presentation, Solution Manual & Projects
Pradip Dey and Manas Ghosh, RCC Institute of

Information Technology, Kolkata
March 2011
New to this Edition
New chapters: Introduction to Software; Internet and The World Wide Web
Improved explanations of algorithms and codes, and new in-text examples
Points to Note, Key Terms with definitions, and Frequently Asked Questions with
each chapter
Forthcoming_____________________________
Project Questions with relevant chapters

The book begins with an introduction to the basic features of a digital computer,
number systems and binary arithmetic, Boolean algebra and logic gates, software,
operating systems, and the Internet. A major part of the book provides a detailed
coverage of programming in C. It discusses the primary functions of compilers,
linkers, and loaders, and provides an exhaustive coverage of concepts such as data
types, control statements, arrays, strings, functions, pointers, structures, file systems,
and command-line arguments. This edition also highlights C99 features wherever
relevant in the text.
Programming in C #
Harsh Bhasin, Visiting Faculty, Delhi Technological
University, Delhi
Entails dedicated chapters on Basic and Advanced
window forms and controls, common dialogs, data

connectivity, networking, deployment, and introduction
to WPF and WCF.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Computer Fundamentals; 2. Number Systems and

Binary Arithmetic; 3.Boolean Algebra and Logic Gates; 4. Introduction to Software;
5.Basic Concepts of Operating Systems; 6.Internet and The World Wide Web; 7.
Introduction to Programming, Algorithms, and Flowcharts; 8.Basics of C; 9.Input and
Output; 10.Control Statements; 11. Arrays and Strings; 12.Functions; 13.Pointers in
C; 14.User-defined Data Types and Variables: Structures, Unions, Enumerations, and
Bitfields; 15. Files in C.
Includes projects on IP addresses, Greedy algorithm, Student Management
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C# and .NET is designed to meet the requirements of undergraduate students of

computer science and engineering as well as Information Technology students.
This book will also prove useful for postgraduate students as well as serve as an
invaluable reference for practising software engineers or developers.
For Lecturers : Solution Manual & PowerPoint presentation

For Students : Appendices, Program Codes & Interview Questions
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System, Notepad, and Genetic algorithms.
Provides numerous screenshots to help students assimilate the concepts

learned.
Provides several end-chapter exercises in the form of MCQs, review questions,

and exercises to test the understanding of the theory
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4: Conditional Statements; 5: Loops; 6: Collections; 7: Functions; 8: Strings; 9:
Arrays; 10: Structures Union and Enum; 11: Classes and Objects; 12: Inheritance;
13: Interfaces; 14: Operator Overloading; 15: Exception Handling; 16: Generics; 17:
Multithreading; 18: Window Forms; 19: Advanced controls and Menu; 20: Common
Dialogs; 21: Introduction to File system and Data Connectivity; 22: Introduction to
ASP.Net; 23: Networking; 24: Deployment; 25: Introduction to WPF and WCF
Online Resources
For Lecturers : Chapter-wise PPTs
For Students : A set of 10 Graded problems for each chapter, Source codes of the projects
given in the book, Additional projects - Student Management System, Hindi to Marathi
Converter, Knapsack problem, web page similarity, and Travelling Salesman problem
Second Edition
Programming in C
(Includes CD)
Pradip Dey and Manas Ghosh, RCC Institute of
Information Technology, Kolkata.
Illustrates widely used library functions with program codes and test cases
Highlights the common mistakes to indicate the possible problem areas
Highlights C99 features wherever relevant in the text
Provides numerous review questions and programming exercises at the end of
each chapter
New chapter on Stacks, Queues, and Trees

Chapter-end case studies to demonstrate how concepts can be put into practice
Points to Note, Key Terms with definitions, Frequently Asked Questions, and
Introduction to C Programming
of Delhi
Project Questions with each chapter
Improved explanations of algorithms and codes, and new in-text examples

Incremental problem running through Chapters 3 to 9, illustrating program code
building from basics
Provides several end-chapter exercises to test the understanding of the theory

Includes numerous examples and programs with outputs to illustrate the
concepts
Contains chapter-wise case studies to enhance learning

Provides programming tips in the form of sidebars to help troubleshoot errors
In the CD
Chapter-wise programming examples

Program codes provided in the case studies
Appendices on Library functions, Type Qualifiers and Inline Functions, Versions of
C, Algorithms, Graphics and Mouse Programming
Frequently asked questions and answers to all the objective-type questions

Introduction to C Programming is designed to serve as a textbook for students of
engineering, computer applications, and computer science for a basic course on
C programming. The aim of the book is to enable students to write effective C
programs.
The book starts with an introduction to programming in general followed by a
detailed introduction to C programming. It then delves into a complete analysis of
various constructs of C such as decision control and looping statements, functions,
arrays, strings, pointers, structure and union, file management, and preprocessor
directives. It also provides a separate chapter on linked list detailing the various
kinds of linked lists and how they are used to allocate memory dynamically.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Programming; 2. Introduction to C; 3. Decision Control
and Looping Statements; 4. Functions; 5. Arrays; 6. Strings; 7. Pointers; 8. Structure,
Union, and Enumerated Data Types; 9. Files; 10. Preprocessor Directives; 11. Linked
Lists; Case Study for Chapters 8, 9, and 11
New sections such as variable length arrays, searching and sorting algorithms,
pointer and const qualifier, and applications of linked lists
In the CD
All the example programs, incremental problems, and case studies in a userfriendly format.
Beginning with the basic concepts of programming, the book gives an exhaustive
coverage of arrays, strings, functions, pointers, and data structures. Separate
chapters on linked lists and stacks, queues, and trees, with their implementation in
C, have been provided to simplify the learning of complex concepts.
Some advanced features of C such as memory models, command-line arguments,
and bitwise operators have also been included. Case studies demonstrating the use
of C in solving mathematical as well as real-life problems have also been presented.
This edition also highlights C99 features wherever relevant in the text.
Students will find this book an excellent companion for self-study owing to its easyto-understand approach with plenty of programs complete with source codes,
sample outputs, and test cases.
Contents: 1 Introduction to Programming, Algorithms and Flowcharts; 2 Basics of C;
3 Input and Output; 4 Control Statements; 5 Arrays and Strings; 6 Functions;
7 Pointers in C; 8 User-Defined Data Types and Variables; 9 Files in C; 10 Linked Lists;
11 Advanced C; 12 Stacks, Queues, and Trees; Appendices
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September 2011
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For Lecturers : PowerPoint Presentation & Solution Manual
August 2012
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Second Edition
Object-Oriented Programming with C++ 2/e imparts a clear understanding of objects

and the method of modelling them in the object-oriented programming system.
With plenty of solved examples and exercises in each chapter, the text provides the
right balance between explanation of fundamentals and demonstration of good
programming.
Programming with ANSI C++

(Includes CD)
Bhushan Trivedi, GLS Institute of Computer Technology,
Ahmedabad
Detailed discussion on advanced topics such as RTTI, Casting operators, MIL,

Reference variables, and Templates
Contents: 1. Introduction to C++; 2. Classes and Objects; 3. Dynamic Memory

Management; 4. Constructors and Destructors; 5. Inheritance; 6. Virtual Functions
and Dynamic Polymorphism; 7. Stream and File Handling; 8. Operator Overloading,
Type Conversion, New Style Casts, and RTTI; 9. Data Structures; 10. Templates; 11.
Exception Handling; Appendix A: Case Study; Appendix B: Comparison of C++ with C;
Appendix C: Comparison of C++ with Java; Appendix D: Object-Oriented Analysis and
Design; Appendix E: Glossary; Appendix F: Self Tests
Contains numerous application-oriented programs, complete with their source
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Programs are followed by a detailed analysis section that decode the logic behind
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codes and test cases

the programs
Includes plenty of end-chapter programming exercises to convert learning into
For Lecturers : PowerPoint Presentation
practice
Accompanied with a CD that contains the codes of all the programs as well as the
case study
Programming with ANSI C++ 2/e is thoroughly updated while preserving the essence
of the original edition. It provides a fine balance between theory and practice and
an in-depth coverage of both elementary as well as advanced topics. Starting with
an introduction to object-oriented paradigm and an overview of C++, it gradually
moves on to analyse in detail important concepts such as classes, objects, functions,
constructors and destructors, operator overloading, inheritance, polymorphism, and
exception handling. Besides, there are dedicated chapters on templates, RTTI and
casting operators, streams, files, namespaces, string objects, and STL.
Contents: 1. Object-Oriented Programming and C++; 2. Overview of the C++
Language; 3. Classes and Objects; 4. Functions; 5. Constructors and Destructors;
6. Operator Overloading and User-defined Conversions; 7. Template; 8. Exception
Handling; 9. Inheritance; 10. Runtime Polymorphism by Virtual Functions; 11. RTTI
and Casting Operators; 12. Streams and Formatted IO; 13. Using Files for IO; 14.
Namespaces; 15. String Objects; 16. Standard Template Library; Appendix: Case Study
New Edition______________________________
Second Edition
Programming in Java
Sachin Malhotra, Associate Professor in the IT department
of IMS Ghaziabad; Saurabh Choudhary is currently a
practising IT consultant and corporate trainer.
Provides a quick recap of object-oriented programming

concepts before getting started with Java
Includes plenty of user-friendly programs with line-by-line explanations and

comments in them to encourage self-study
Contains a Lab Manual with useful program codes and a set of interview
questions with answers as appendices
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solution Manual, PowerPoint Presentation & Program codes

Fully updated to cover the latest Java SE 7

New practical programming examples to show how Java is used in practice
Enhanced coverage of utility classes, servlets and JDBC along with an
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introduction to JSP, Java beans, Jar files, and enterprise Java beans
Thoroughly updated for Java Standard Edition 7 (Java SE 7), this revised edition
provides greater topical coverage and more programming examples in every
chapter. Starting with the basics of object-oriented concepts, it gradually moves on
to discuss all the essentials of Java. The topics covered include interfaces, packages,
enumeration, exception handling, assertions, multithreading, generics, applets,
event handling, AWT, and swing. In addition, the last chapter provides a glimpse of
JDBC, servlets, JSP, Java beans, and EJB.
Second Edition
Object-Oriented Programming with C++

(includes CD)
Sourav Sahay, Lead Consultant, Capgemini, USA
New chapter on data structures containing new and original algorithms,
especially an elegant and simple recursive algorithm for inserting nodes into
trees.
New sections on explicit constructors, command line arguments, and rethrowing exceptions
Elaborate explanations, well-supported with illustrative diagrams

Accompanied with a CD that contains the codes of all the programs
Contents: Chapter 1. Introduction to OOP; Chapter 2. Getting Started With Java;

Chapter 3. Java Programming Constructs; Chapter 4. Classes and Objects; Chapter 5.
Inheritance; Chapter 6. Interfaces, Packages, and Enumeration; Chapter 7. Exception,
Assertions, and Logging; Chapter 8. Multithreading in Java; Chapter 9. Input/Output,
Serialization and Cloning; Chapter 10. Generics, java.util and other API; Chapter 11.
Network Programming; Chapter 12. Applets; Chapter 13. Event Handling in Java;
Chapter 14. Abstract Window Toolkit; Chapter 15. Swing; Chapter 16. Introduction
to Advanced Java
Online Resources
For Lecturers : Chapter-wise PowerPoint Slides
For Students : Illustrations of key concepts, Java programs for typical problems,
Debugging exercises and general quiz questions
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data structures using C/C++
Forthcoming_______________________________________________
Second Edition
Data Structures Using C

Reema Thareja, Department of Computer Science, Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
College for Women, University of Delhi
Provides a brief recapitulation of C programming basics before delving into the

analysis of data structures
Makes use of numerous algorithms, programs, and illustrations to explain the

concepts
Provides adequate chapter-end exercises for revision and practice
Beginning with an introduction to data structures, the book moves on to present

linear data structures such as arrays, stacks, queues, structures, and linked lists and
their applications. The book also discusses various sorting and searching techniques
that are implemented on these data structures. It then moves on to the non-linear
data structures, namely trees and graphs along with their applications. Finally, the
book discusses hashing, including collision-resolution techniques.
Interspersed with numerous solved examples, illustrations, programs, and
algorithms, the book balances the theoretical aspects of data structures with their
practical implementation.
Contents: 1. Introduction to Data Structures; 2. Arrays; 3. Sorting and Searching; 4.
Stacks and Queues; 5. Structures; 6. Linked Lists; 7. Trees; 8. Graphs; 9. Hashing and
Collision
Online Resource
New to the section edition
Includes output of all C programs

Covers new topics such as omega and theta notations, application of heaps in
implementing priority queues, applications of queues, conversion of trees into

graphs, graph operations
For Lecturers : PowerPoint Presentations and Solution Manual

For Students : MCQs, Projects and Program Codes
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Improved explanation of algorithms and a greater variety of in-text examples

The book balances the theoretical aspects of data structures with their practical
implementation. It starts off with a brief overview of C programming concepts,
which is followed by the study of various data structures such as arrays, linked lists,
stacks, queues, trees, and graphs. A separate chapter discusses efficient binary
search trees such as AVL trees, red-black trees, and splay trees, and multi-way search
trees such as B and B+ trees. In addition, the book includes detailed description
on sorting, searching, and hashing techniques, and an exclusive chapter on the
attributes and organization of files.
Contents: 1: Introduction to C; 2: Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms;
3: Arrays; 4: Strings; 5: Structures; 6: Linked Lists; 7: Stacks; 8: Queues; 9: Trees; 10:
Binary Search Trees and M-way Search Trees; 12: Heaps; 13: Graphs; 14: Sorting and
Searching; 15: Hashing and Collision; 16: Files and their Organization
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For Students : 200 C programs; 40 Frequently asked C Language Interview Questions;
100 Quiz questions
Data and File Structures Using C

of Delhi
Conforms strictly to the GTU syllabus for data and file structures
Supplies numerous algorithms, programs, and illustrations to explain the
concepts
Contains practical implementation of the algorithms using tested C programs

Provides adequate end-chapter exercises and multiple-choice questions with
answers for revision and practice.
Beginning with an introduction to data structures, including data management

concepts, the book moves on to present linear data structures such as arrays,
stacks, structures, queues, and linked lists, and their applications. It then treats the
non-linear data structurestrees and graphs and their applications. Finally, the text
discusses hashing and file structures, including collision-resolution techniques and
file organization.
New______________________________________
Data Structures Using C

For MSBTE
Interspersed with numerous solved examples, the book balances the theoretical
aspects of data structures with their practical implementation.

of Delhi
Specifically designed for the MSBTE syllabus for Data Structures Using C (new
scheme G)
Provides numerous algorithms, programs, illustrations in support of the text

Contains practical implementation of the algorithms using pre-complied and
tested C programs
Provides adequate chapter-end exercises and multiple choice questions with

their answers for revision and practice
Contains annexures on pointers and arrays, memory allocation, and additional
Contents: PART 1: Introduction To Data Structures; 1. Introduction to Data

Structures; PART 2: Linear Data Structures; 2. Arrays; 3. Stacks and Queues; 4.
Structures; 5. Linked Lists; PART 3: Nonlinear Data Structures; 6. Trees; 7. Graphs;
PART 4: Hashing and File Structures; 8. Hashing and Collision; 9. Files and Their
Organization; PART 5: Appendices
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programs
Data Structures Using C is specially designed to serve as a textbook for the students
of the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE).
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discrete mathematics
Data Structures Using C++
material in a way that makes it accessible to readers with no more than a basic
background in the subject.
Varsha H. Patil, Head, Computer & I.T. Engineering

Department, Matoshri College of Engineering, Nashik
Contents: 1. Software Engineering and Computer Programming; 2. Designing

Software: Two Approaches; 3. Software Reliability; 4. Abstract Data Types, Classes,
and Objects; 5. Efficiency; 6. Recursion; 7. Lists; 8. Stacks; 9. Queues; 10. Tables; 11.
Trees; 12. Graphs; Appendix A: A Brief Review of C; Appendix B: C++ for the Pascal
Programmer; Appendix C: C++ for the Programmer
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Provides a thorough overview of the fundamental concepts

Includes numerous algorithms and program codes in C++ to illustrate the topics
discussed
Provides several illustrations and flowcharts to help understand the subject

effectively
Discrete Mathematics
S.K. Chakraborty, Department of Applied Mathematics,
BIT, Mesra, Ranchi. B.K. Sarkar, Department of Information
Technology and MCA, BIT, Mesra, Ranchi
Contains glossary and summary at the end of every chapter for a quick
recapitulation
Data Structures Using C++ is designed to serve as a textbook for undergraduate

engineering students of computer science and information technology as well
as postgraduate students of computer applications. The book aims to provide a
comprehensive coverage of all the topics related to data structures
The book begins with a discussion on the fundamentals of data structures
and algorithms, and moves on to the concepts of linear data structures, stacks,
recursion, queues, and searching and sorting. All the elements of data structures,
such as linked lists, trees, graphs, hashing, heaps, and indexing, are covered in
separate chapters in detail. The chapter on files explains file management and
organization using C++ and the chapter on the standard template library provides
detailed coverage of entities such as containers and iterators.
Written in a simple manner with strong pedagogy including numerous multiple
choice and review questions, the book also provides programming problems at the
end of every chapter.
Contents: 1. Fundamental Concepts; 2. Linear Data Structure Using Arrays 3. Stacks;
4. Recursion; 5. Queues; 6. Linked Lists; 7. Trees; 8. Graphs; 9. Searching and Sorting;
10. Search Trees; 11. Hashing; 12. Heaps; 13. Indexing and Multiway Trees; 14.
Files; 15. Standard Template Library; 16. Algorithm Analysis and Design; Appendix:
Overview of C++ Programming
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Contains numerous solved examples and end-chapter exercises

Lays emphasis on the applicability of mathematical structures to computer science
Includes separate chapters on combinatorics and automata theory
Discrete Mathematics is designed to serve as a textbook for undergraduate
engineering students of computer science and postgraduate students of computer
applications. Beginning with a detailed analysis of modern mathematical concepts
like sets, relation and functions, and matrices, the book delves into core concepts
of discrete mathematics like combinatorics, logic and truth tables, groups, order
relation and lattices, Boolean algebra, trees, and graphs. Special emphasis is also laid
on certain advanced topics like complexity and formal language and automata.
Contents: 1. Sets, Relations, and Functions; 2. Combinatorics; 3. Mathematical
Logic; 4. Algebraic Structures; 5. Matrix Algebra; 6. Order, Relation, and Lattices;
7. Boolean Algebra; 8. Complexity; 9. Graph Theory; 10. Tree; 11. Formal Language
and Automata; Appendix: Number System
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February 2012
Second Edition
Data Structures via C++

Objects by Evolution
Discrete Mathematics
A. Michael Berman, California State Polytechnic

University, Pomona.
Norman L. Biggs, London School of Economics,

University of London.
An appendix covering the basics of the C++ language makes this text accessible
New edition of a best-selling undergraduate textbook

Contains nine new introductory chapters, in addition to updated chapters from
This book is designed as a survey of CS2 data structures using C++ as the base
programming language. The author introduces Object-Oriented Programming
concepts in the context of traditional data structures and algorithms, emphasizing
encapsulation from the beginning and gradually bringing in generics, inheritance
and polymorphism as the book progresses. Real-world examples illustrate the
Contains over 1000 individual exercises and selected solutions

Companion website www.oup.com/mathematics/discretemath contains hints
to students with little or no background in C++
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Contents: 1. Statements and proofs; 2. Set notation; 3. The logical framework; 4.

Natural numbers; 5. Functions; 6. How to count; 7. Integers; 8. Divisibility and prime
numbers; 9. Fractions and real numbers; Techniques: 10. Principles of counting;
11. Subsets and designs; 12. Partition, classification and distribution; 13. Modular
arithmetic; Algorithms and Graphs; 14. Algorithms and their efficiency; 15. Graphs;
16. Trees, sorting and searching; 17. Bipartite graphs and matching problems; 18.
Digraphs, networks and flows; 19. Recursive techniques; Algebraic Methods: 20.
Groups; 21. Groups of permutations; 22. Rings, fields and polynomials; 23. Finite fields
and some applications; 24. Error-correcting codes; 25. Generating functions; 26.
Partitions of a positive integer; 27. Symmetry and counting
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Theory of Computation
Vivek Kulkarni, Principal Architect, Persistent Systems Ltd.,
Pune
Provides comprehensive coverage of fundamental

concepts of theory of computation and formal
languages
Includes algorithms and program codes in C for
implementation and description of the key concepts
Describes different computational models such as Turing

model, Post machine, and Markov model in detail
Provides numerous solved examples inside the text and notes for extra yet
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relevant information
Contains appendices on implementation of concepts learnt in C language and
five model test papers
Theory of Computation is designed to serve as a textbook for undergraduate

students of Computer Science and Engineering, Computer Applications, and
Information Technology. It seeks to provide a comprehensive coverage of all the
essential concepts of the subject.
Formal Language and Automata Theory
Contents: 1. Preliminaries; 2. Finite State Machine; 3. Regular Expressions; 4. Turing

Machine; 5. Grammars; 6. Pushdown Stack-Memory Machine; 7. Parsing Techniques;
8. Post Machine; 9. Undecidability; 10. Complexity and Classification of Problems;
11. Production Systems; Appendix A Implementations; Appendix B Model Test Papers
Chander Kumar Nagpal, Principal & Professor (CSE/IT),

Echelon Institute of Technology, Faridabad
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Presents complex mathematical concepts in a simplified manner

Provides several solved examples as well as supplementary examples in each
chapter for better recapitulation of concepts
Includes numerous multiple-choice questions with answers, and problems for
For Lecturers : PowerPoint Presentation & Answers to review questions

For Students : Solutions to Model question papers & Source codes
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practice at the end of each chapter
Includes appendices on ChurchTuring thesis, Godel numbering, key scientists,

and important events in this field
The book provides extensive coverage of essential topics such as computability,

formal languages, models of computation/automation, complexity theory, NP
completeness, and decidability.
Contents: 1. Automata, Formal Languages, and Computability; 2. Mathematical
Preliminaries; 3. Finite Automata; 4. Regular Grammar and Regular Sets;
5. Context-free Grammars and Languages; 6. Pushdown Automata; 7. Turing
Machines; 8. The Pitfall of Algorithmic Computing: Undecidability; 9. Computable
Functions; 10. Computational Complexity: Tractable and Possibly Intractable
Problems; Appendix A: ChurchTuring Thesis; Appendix B: Godel Numbering; Appendix
C: Homage to Key Scientists; Appendix D: Chronology of Some Important Events
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Software Engineering
Concepts and Applications
Subhajit Datta , Software Professional.
Discusses the theory of software engineering in the context of its practice

Covers topics best suited to readers with limited or no prior exposure to software
engineering

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Presents background information in the form of exhibits for many of the topics
Includes worked-out examples, review questions, reflective questions, numerical
problems, case studies, and programming examples to aid self-evaluation.
Keeps the readers updated with new developments in the field through blogs
and other online social media (www.dattas.net)
Software Engineering:Concepts and Applications bridges the critical gap between

software engineering as taught in the classroom, and as practised in the real world.
Primarily designed as a book for students of software engineering, it offers key
insights for succeeding as professional software engineers.
Contents: Part I: Understanding the Realm of Software Engineering; 1. What is
Software Engineering? 2. Evolution of Software Engineering; 3. Basic Ideas and
First Principles; Part II: Planning and Managing Software Development; 4. Software
Development Methodologies; 5. Place of Process in Software Development;
6. Software Estimation; 7. Role of Metrics in Software Development; 8. Software
Project Management; 9. Human Aspects of Software Development; 10. Role of
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Automation in Software Development; Part III: Making Software; 11. Understanding

Software Architecture; 12. Paradigms of Software Development; 13. Languages of
Software Development; 14. Software Development across Workflows and Phases;
15. Building a Software System: An Extended Case Study; 16. Tricks of the Trade;
Part IV: Testing, Maintaining, and Modifying Software Systems; 17. Software Testing,
Reliability, and Quality; 18. Towards Software Evolution Part V: Latest Trends of
Software Development; 19. Software Engineering and the World Wide Web;
20. Towards Enterprise Software Development; 21. Global Software Development;
22. Open Source Software Development; 23. Future of Software Development
October 2010
Software Engineering Fundamentals

Ali Behforooz and Frederick J. Hudson, both at Towson
State University.
Offers extensive coverage of software metrics, reliability, resource estimations, risk
management, planning, text and integration process, and technical management.
Introduces the notion of using sofware metrics (attributes) as a management tool

to evaluate and control the development process.
Provides explicit guidance for virtually every task that a software engineer may be
Software Engineering
assigned.
Principles and Practice
Uses realistic case studies and examples extensively to reinforce conceptual

material.
Deepak Jain, HCL Technologies Limited, Noida
Encourages the use of modeling techniques while emphasizing the need to
calibrate models with actual data and includes separate chapters on real-time
software and human factors.
Lays emphasis on automated processes for development and testing of

software.
Discusses various Software Development Process Models of latest industrial

practices including a section on Capability Maturity Model (CMM).
Provides exhaustive coverage of software project cost estimation models like

Cost Constructive Model (COCOMO) and Delphi model.
Incorporates several case studies to bring out the practical implications of

software engineering.
Includes end-chapter exercises with several review, multiple-choice questions

and critical-thinking questions
Contents: UNIT ONE: INTRODUCTION; 1. Overview of System and Software

Development Life Cycles; 2. Case Studies; 3. Technical Planning; UNIT TWO: ANALYSIS
AND DESIGN; 4. Software Specifications and Requirement Analysis;
5. Software Specification Tools; 6. Software Development Environment; 7. Software
Design; 8. Object-Oriented Analysis and Design; UNIT THREE: IMPLEMENTATION
AND MAINTENANCE; 9. Fundamentals of Coding; 10. Software System Test and
Integration; 11. Module Level Testing; 12. Debugging; 13. Software Maintenance
and Maintainability; UNIT FOUR: SOFTWARE METRICS OR ATTRIBUTES; 14. Software
Attributes and Their Estimation; 15. Software Development Resource Estimation;
16. Software Development Risk Assessment and Containment; 17. Reliability;
18. Software Quality and Quality Assurance; UNIT FIVE: SPECIAL TOPICS; 19. Real-Time
Software; 20. Human Factors in Software Engineering; APPENDIXES; A. Communication
Skills; B. Cost Benefit Analysis; C. Decisions and Trade-Offs; D. Reviews
Contains sample question papers and interview questions for cracking university
Online Resource
Contents: 1. Software and Software Engineering; 2. Software Engineering Process

and Models; 3. Software Requirements Engineering; 4. Principles of Modelling;
5. Quantifying Software with Metrics; 6. Software Project Planning and
Management; 7. Software Design and Implementation; 8. Software Testing;
9. Software Delivery and Maintenance; 10. Software Retirement; Appendix A: Glossary
Appendix B: Sample Case Studies; Appendix C: ISO 9000; Appendix D: Quality Assurance
Plan Appendix E: An Overview of CASE Tools; Appendix F: Model Question Papers;
Appendix G: Important Interview Questions; Appendix H: Answers to Multiple Choice
Questions
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examinations and job interviews
Online Resource
November 2008
Software Testing
Principles and Practices
Naresh Chauhan, Professor and Chairman, Department
of Computer Engineering, YMCA University of Science &
Technology, Faridabad
It is the first text book for a course on Software Testing as per Indian University
syllabi requirements
Provides a comprehensive coverage of the software testing methodologies

through a large number of diagrams and test cases.
Includes separate chapters on Software Quality Assurance and Debugging that

help in better understanding of the applications of Software testing.
Detailed summary at the end of the chapters help in better grasping of the
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A case study on Income Tax Calculator providing a practical approach to learning
software testing techniques and concepts is included.
Appendices providing answers to multiple-choice questions given at the end

of every chapter and ready-to-use checklists that can be used at the time of
verification of an item at various stages of SDLC are included.
Contents: Part I Testing Methodology; 1. Introduction to Effective Software

Testing; 2. Software Testing Terminology and Methodology; 3. Verification and
Validation; Part II Testing Techniques; 4. Dynamic Testing : Black Box Testing
Techniques; 5. Dynamic Testing : White Box Testing Techniques; 6. Static Testing;
7. Validation Activities; 8. Regression Testing; Part III Managing the Test Process; 9.
Test Management; 10. Software Metrics; 11. Testing Metrics for Monitoring and
Controlling the Testing Process; 12. Efficient Test Suite Management; Part IV Quality
Management; 13. Software Quality Management; 14. Testing Process Maturity
Models; Part V Test Automation; 15. Automation and Testing Tools; Part VI Testing
for Specialized Environment; 16. Testing Object Oriented Software; 17. Testing Web
based Systems; Part VII Tracking the Bug; 18. Debugging; Case Studies; References;
Appendices
Online Resource
January 2010
New___________________________________
Unix and Shell Programming

B. M. Harwani is the founder and owner of Microchip
Computer Education (MCE), Ajmer, which provides
computer education in all programming and web
developing platforms.
Follows a bottom-up approach in explaining the
conceptsfrom simple to large, complex, and critical

commands and description
Provides dedicated chapters on the three shells, namely, Bourne, Korn, and C
Includes around 1000 solved examples for practising Unix commands and scripts
Provides over 900 end-chapter exercises including objective-type questions,
review questions, programming exercises, and brain teasers
Unix and Shell Programming is a textbook that has been specially designed for
undergraduate and postgraduate students of engineering, computer science,
information technology, and computer applications. The book seeks to provide a
strong foundation on the working of the Unix operating system and its features.
The large number of examples and complete program scripts in the book will aid
students in grasping the key concepts effectively.
Contents: Chapter 1. Unix: An Introduction; Chapter 2. Unix File System; Chapter
3. Basic Unix Commands; Chapter 4. Advanced Unix Commands; Chapter 5. File
Management and Compression Techniques; Chapter 6. Manipulating Processes
and Signals; Chapter 7. System Calls; Chapter 8. Editors in Unix; Chapter 9. AWK
Script; Chapter 10. Bourne Shell Programming; Chapter 11. Korn Shell Programming;
Chapter 12. C Shell Programming; Chapter 13. Different Tools and Debuggers;
Chapter 14. Interprocess Communication; Chapter 15. Unix System Administration
and Networking
Web Technologies
Uttam K. Roy, Department of Information Technology,
Jadavpur University, Kolkata
Online Resources
For Lecturers : Chapter-wise PowerPoint slides & Answers to programming exercises
For Students : Chapter-wise executable and complete shell scripts and codes, Two
projectsMail Organizer and Inventory Management System, Debugging exercises with
solutions & Flashcardsfor active recall of all important Unix commands
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Provides thorough understanding of the working of each technology through
extensive examples along with the program codes and screenshots
Demonstrates where and how to use web technologies effectively

Provides relevant software installation and configuration information wherever
necessary
Covers advanced concepts such as MVC and Struts and emerging topics such as
XQuery
The book provides a comprehensive coverage of the complete range of topics

taught in this course. The text is supported by numerous illustrations, examples,
program codes, and screenshots. With its lucid presentation and inclusion of
numerous real-world examples and codes, the book will be equally useful for web
professionals.
Contents: Part IWeb Fundamentals; 1. Introduction to the Web; 2. HyperText
Transfer Protocol (HTTP); 3. Java Network Programming; 4. HyperText Markup
Language (HTML); 5. Cascading Style Sheet (CCS); Part IIXML Technologies;
6. eXtensible Markup Language (XML); 7. XML DTD; 8. W3C XML Schema;
9. Parsing XML; 10. XPath; 11. XML Transformation; 12. Other XML Technologies; Part
IIIClient-side Programming; 13. JavaScript; 14. JavaScript and HTML DOM;
15. Advanced JavaScript and HTML Forms; 16. JavaScript Regular Expression;
17. AJAX; 18. Applets; Part IVServer-side Programming; 19. Common Gateway
Interface (CGI); 20. Servlet; 21. Java Server Pages (JSP); 22. Introduction to J2EE;
Appendix
Online Resource
November 2010
Forthcoming______________________________________________
Principles of Operating Systems

Naresh Chauhan, Professor and Chairman, Department of Computer Engineering,
YMCA University of Science & Technology, Faridabad
Provides a comprehensive coverage of topics with a lucid narrative

Covers Real Time Operating Systems such as VxWorks
Presents case studies on latest mobile operating systems such as Android
Provides plenty of review questions, MCQs, and also brain teasers that test the
conceptual understanding of the student
Provides case studies on LINUX, UNIX and Windows in every unit

Presents a complete section on Introduction to Shell and Shell Programming.
Principles of Operating Systems is designed as a textbook for students of computer
science engineering and computer applications. The book aims to help students
learn the various aspects of operating systems such as process management,
memory management and input/output management.
Contents: 1: Introduction to Operating Systems; 2: Overview of Computer
Hardware; 3: Resource Types; 4: Operating System Architectures; 5: Fundamentals of
Process and its Management; 6: Process Scheduling; 7: Interprocess Communication
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and Synchronization; 8: Deadlocks; 9: Multithreading; 10: Basic Memory anagement;

11: Virtual Memory; 12: File System; 13: File System Implementation; 14: I/O Systems;
15: Disk Management; 16: Security; 17: Protection; 18: Distributed Operating System;
19: Multiprocessor Operating System; 20: Database Operating System; 21: Real time
Operating System; 22: Introduction to Shell; 23: Shell Programming
Online Resources:
For Lecturers : Chapter-wise PPT
New coverage within existing chapters includes: History of computing in
Chapter 1; Error detecting codes and data compressing codes in Chapter 4;

The Bus in Chapter 10; A summary of the latest optical memory technology in
Chapter 9.
Principles of Computer Hardware explores the fundamentals of computer structure,

architecture, and programming that underpin the array of computerized
technologies around which our lives are now built.
Contents: 1: Introduction to computer hardware; 2: Gates, Circuits, and
Combinational Logic; 3: Sequential logic; 4: Computer arithmetic; 5: The Instruction
Set Architecture; 6: Assembly language programming; 7: Structure of the CPU; 8:
Accelerating Performance; 9: Processor Architectures; 10: Buses and Input/Output
Mechanisms; 11: Peripherals for Computers; 12: Computer memory; 13: The CPU,
memory and the operating system; 14: Computer communications.
Computer Architecture
Online Resource
From Microprocessors to Supercomputers
For Lecturers : Figures from the book, Solutions to problems featured in the book,
Multiple choice question test bank
Behrooz Parhami, University of California, Santa Barbara.
January 2013
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Contents: PART 1: BACKGROUND AND MOTIVATION; 1. Combinational Digital Circuits;

2. Digital Circuits with Memory; 3. Computer System Technology; 4. Computer
Performance; PART 2: INSTRUCTION-SET ARCHITECTURE; 5. Instructions and
Addressing; 6. Procedures and Data; 7. Assembly Language Programs; 8. Instruction-Set
Variations; PART 3: THE ARITHMETIC/LOGIC UNIT; 9. Number Representation;
10. Adders and Simple ALUs; 11. Multipliers and Dividers; 12. Floating-Point Arithmetic;
PART 4: DATA PATH AND CONTROL; 13. Instruction Execution Steps; 14. Control Unit
Synthesis; 15. Pipelined Data Paths; 16. Pipeline Performance Limits; PART 5: MEMORY
SYSTEM DESIGN; 17. Main Memory Concepts; 18. Cache Memory Organization;
19. Mass Memory Concepts; 20. Virtual Memory and Paging; PART 6: INPUT/OUTPUT
AND INTERFACING; 21. Input/Output Devices; 22. Input/Output Programming;
23. Buses, Links, and Interfacing; 24. Context Switching and Interrupts; PART 7:
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURES; 25. Road to Higher Performance; 26. Vector and Array
Processing; 27. Shared-Memory Multiprocessing; 28. Distributed Multicomputing
Compiler Design
(Includes CD)
K. Muneeswaran, Head of the Department, Computer
Science and Engineering, Mepco Schlenk Engineering
College, Sivakasi
Contains a dedicated chapter on compiler writing tools, including Lex, Yacc,

JavaCC, and ANTLR
Provides numerous objective type questions with answers, review questions, and
Online Resource
exercises at the end of every chapter, graded as per Blooms Taxonomy principles
Includes appendices on the parsing of C language using tools such as Lex, Yacc,
April 2012
and JavaCC, additional solved problems, and five model question paper
In the CD
A mini-compiler
Laboratory exercises along with the source codes
Complete executable code showing the data structures and prototype
Fourth Edition
Principles of Computer Hardware
declarations associated with the generation of quadruples (Chapter 6)
Source code for generating 8086 machine code from its instruction format
Alan Clements, University of Teesside
(Chapter 8)
Complete codes for parsing C language using Lex, Yacc, and JavaCC (Appendices
A and B)
New to this edition
New two colour text design enlivens the books presentation to fully engage
students, and enhance the educational value of the illustrations presented
New boxes throughout, to augment the content of the main text, and relate key
concepts to familiar contexts, such as the PC
Advanced topics from chapter 12 integrated throughout the book, offering

deeper insights into key topics
Revised structure, featuring four new chapters (5, 8, 9, 11): The Instruction Set
Architecture; Peripherals for computers; ARM and RISC now split across two new
chapters: Accelerating Performance; Processor Architectures.
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Contents: 1. Overview of Computer Hardware and System Software; 2.

Introduction to Compilers; 3. Lexical Analysis; 4. Syntax Analysis; 5. Run-Time
Storage Organization; 6. Intermediate Code Generation; 7. Optimization; 8. Code
Generation; 9. Compiler Writing Tools
Online Resource
For Lecturers : PowerPoint Presentations, Solutions to Model Question Papers &
Case Study
For Students : Solutions to Model Question Papers
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Systems Programming
analogies and provides a rich combination of examples and exercises to help

students assimilate the theory.
Srimanta Pal, Professor, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata
Contents: 1. Introduction to Computer Networks; 2. Network Fundamentals;

3. Data Communication Fundamentals; 4. The Physical Layer; 5. The Data Link Layer;
6. The Medium Access Sublayer; 7. The Network Layer; 8. The Transport Layer; 9. The
Application Layer; 10. Cryptography and Security
Online Resource
May 2011
Present real-life analogies to clarify the concepts discussed.
Contains plenty of programming examples, algorithms, and conceptual as well as

analytical exercises.
Includes separate chapters on debuggers, editors, system administration, and a

detailed coverage of operating systems.
Contains an appendix comprising instruction sets for SIC/XE machine, Intel 8086, and
MIPS.
Comprehensive in its coverage, the book aims to provide an understanding of the

design of assemblers, loaders, linkers, and macroprocessors.
Contents: 1. Scope of Systems Programming; Part 1: SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING
BACKGROUND; 2. Prerequisites of Systems Programming; 3. Overview of System
Software; 4. Machine Structures; 5. System File and Library Structures; Part 2:
LOW-LEVEL TRANSLATORS; 6. Machine and Mnemonic Languages; 7. Assembly
Languages; 8. Programming in Assembly Language: an Illustrative Approach;
9. Assemblers; 10. Macros and Macro Languages; 11. Macro Programming: An
Illustrative Approach; 12. Macro Processors; 13. Linkers; 14. Loaders; 15. Object
Code Translators; Part 3: HIGH-LEVEL TRANSLATORS; 16. Overview of High-Level
Translators; 17. High-Level Programming Languages for Compilers; 18. Design
of Compilers; 19. Compiler-Compilers; Part 4: LOWEST-LEVEL TRANSLATORS; 20.
Principles of Operating Systems; Part 5: SYSTEM TOOLS; 21. Editors; 22. Debuggers;
23. System Administration; Appendix
May 2011
Networks for Computer Scientists and

Engineers
Youlu Zheng, University of Montana, and Shakil Akhtar,
Central Michigan University.
Networks for Computer Scientists and Engineers is a data communications and

networks textbook with a unique software projects and laboratory-based approach.
Designed for undergraduate students, it covers both fundamental theory and
modern technologies. The Instructors Manual and CD (available to adopters)
provide step-by step instructions for configuring client/server computers, hubs,
routers, and switches to construct a cost-effective prototype network lab with
implementation of web (http), email, VPN, and other servers. This prototype lab is
based on Linux and other popular platforms, demonstrates how different protocols
and components are integrated into a heterogeneous network, and provides an
ideal environment for troubleshooting and experimental network management.
The books accompanying software projectsincluded on the instructors CD
are not merely samples but complete software packages with real applications
and utilities written in Java, C, C++, assembly language, and thoroughly tested by
professors and students at several universities.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Data Communications; 3. The OSI Seven-Layer
Network Model; 4. LAN Technologies; 5. TCP/IP and the Internet; 6. Networking
Technologies; 7. Switching and Virtual LAN; 8. Network Performance;
9. Network Management; 10. Communication and Network Security; 11. Network
Programming
Computer Networks
Bhushan Trivedi, GLS Institute of Computer Technology,
Ahmedabad.
Online Resource
For Lecturers : Solution Manual, Figures from the book, Project Assignment & Lab Manual
April 2012
Incorporates the layered approach with emphasis on TCP/IP model, Internet, and
Ethernet technologies.
Explains several new topics like Bluetooth, IPv6, QoS provided by WiMax, and the
use of scalable OFDM in 802.16.
Includes ample exercise questions to test the understanding of students.

Provides eye-catching sidebars that supply ancillary information.
Following the tried-and-tested layered approach, the textbook gives equal weight
to all the network layers and their protocols. Written in a lucid language, the book
first acquaints the reader with the fundamentals of networks and presents an
overview of data communications before plunging into the depths of networks to
unearth their underlying concepts. Exhaustive in its coverage, the book explains the
concepts of OSI model, TCP/IP, UDP, fiber optic communication, IEEE 802 wireless
standard, various network protocols, and other advanced concepts in great detail.
Besides, it has a dedicated chapter on cryptography and network security. With
a well-balanced mix of theory and practice, the book features plenty of logical
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New Edition____________________________
New to this edition
Second Edition
New sections on emerging technologies such as IPsec, i-mode, WAP, Ultra-WideBand, Near-field Communication, VoIP, and ZigBee
Distributed Computing
Detailed discussion on application development platforms, and the latest mobile
Sunita Mahajan is currently Principal, Institute of

Computer Science, MET League of Colleges, Mumbai.
Seema Shah is currently Acting Principal, Vidyalankar
Institute of Technology, Mumbai University.
operating systems such as Phone 7, Symbian, and Android
Plenty of examples on modulation techniques, CDMA, spread spectrum, OFDM, and

other communication protocols
Presents concepts in diagrammatic and tabulated form

for easy visualization wherever possible
Includes objective and review questions at the end of each chapter, which will
help students review the basic concepts discussed
Contains several relevant case studies both inside the chapters and at the end of
the book
New to this edition
API for Internet protocol in Java

New chapter on formal model for simulation
Two new case studies on CORBA and Mach
The second edition of Distributed Computing is specially designed for students
of computer science engineering, information technology, and computer
applications.
The book covers the basic concepts and techniques developed in this area over
the past three decades, such as the fundamentals of distributed computing,
inter-process communication, synchronization, distributed system management,
distributed shared memory, distributed file system, and naming. Towards the
end of the book, emerging trends in high performance computing such as grid
computing, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), and cloud computing are
discussed.
Contents: 1. Basic Distributed System Concepts; 2. Network Communication;
3. Interprocess Communication; 4. Remote Communication; 5. Synchronization;
6. Simulation Basics for Formal Model Specifications; 7. Distributed System
Management; 8. Distributed Shared Memory; 9. Distributed File System; 10. Naming;
11. Security in Distributed Systems; 12. Real-time Distributed Operating Systems;
13. Distributed Database Management System; Chapter 14. Emerging Trends in
Distributed Computing
The second edition of Mobile Computing is a comprehensive text with updated

coverage of recent trends and advancements in the fast-moving field of computing in
mobile environment. Designed to serve as a textbook for the students of CSE, IT, ECE,
and those pursuing MCA, it offers an insight into the fundamental principles behind
different access technologies as well as their service and application aspects.
Contents: 1. Mobile Communications: An Overview; 2. Mobile Devices and Systems;
3. GSM and Other 2G Architectures; 4. Wireless Medium Access Control, CDMA, 3G And
4G Communication; 5. Mobile IP Network Layer; 6. Mobile Transport Layer; 7. Databases
and Mobile Computing; 8. Data Dissemination and Systems for Broadcasting; 9. Data
Synchronization in Mobile Computing Systems; 10. Mobile Devices: Application
Servers and Management; 11. Mobile Ad-Hoc and Wireless Sensor Networks;
12. Mobile Wireless Short-Range Networks and Mobile Internet; 13. Mobile Application
LanguagesXml and Java; 14. Mobile Application Development Platforms;
15. Solutions to Objective Type Questions
Online Resource
For Lecturers : PowerPoint Presentation, Question Bank & Answers to Practice Problems
For Students : Question Bank
December 2011
Introduction to Parallel Computing

A practical guide with examples in C
Wesley Petersen and Peter Arbenz both at ETHZ,
Switzerland.
Online Resource
A practical student guide to scientific computing on parallel computers

Explanation by clear and easy to follow examples in C and Fortran
Includes theoretical background to examples
Unique coverage of parallelism on microprocessors
Appendix includes glossary of terms, and notations and symbols
June 2013
Second Edition
This book is an ideal practical student guide to scientific computing on parallel

computers working up from a hardware instruction level, to shared memory
machines and finally to distributed memory machines. Aimed at advanced
undergraduate and graduate students in applied mathematics, computer science
and engineering, subjects covered include linear algebra, fast Fourier transform, and
Monte-Carlo simulations, including examples in C and in some cases Fortran. This
book is also ideal for practitioners and programmers.
Mobile Computing
Raj Kamal, Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya (DAVV), Indore
Includes useful pedagogical features such as keywords, review questions, and

objective type questions for self-study
Provides an up-to-date coverage of Wireless LAN, DECT, HSPA, WCDMA, WiMax,

LTE, mobile ad-hoc and wireless sensor networks
Contains programs and sample codes for building successful mobile applications
Contents: 1. Basic issues; 2. Applications; 3. SIMD, Single Instruction Multiple Data;

4. Shared Memory Parallelism; 5. MIMD, Multiple Instruction Multiple Data;
A. SSE Intrinsics for Floating Point; B. AltiVec Intrinsics for Floating Point; C. OpenMP
commands; D. Summary of MPI commands; E. Fortran and C communication; F.
Glossary of terms; G. Notation and symbols
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Data Mining
7. Dimensional Modelling; 8. The ETL Process; 9. Testing, Growth, and Maintenance;

10. OLAP in the Data Warehouse; Part III: 11. Building a Data Warehouse; 12. Data
Mining Basics; 13. Moving into Data Mining; 14. Trends in Data Warehousing
Vikram Pudi, International Institute of Information

Technology, Hyderabad, and P. Radha Krishna, SET Labs,
Infosys Technologies Limited, Hyderabad.
March 2009
Supplies an exhaustive and detailed coverage of algorithms for data mining

Lays emphasis on practical applications for all the theory presented
Follows a clear and concise style, making it easy to grasp complex concepts
Provides case studies to bring out the applications of data mining concepts in
real-life scenarios
Data Mining imparts a clear understanding of the algorithms and techniques that
can be used to structure large databases and then extract interesting patterns from
them. The book begins with an introduction to the main analytical techniques used
in data mining practices, along with a discussion of related fields such as statistics,
pattern recognition, and artificial intelligence. The subsequent chapters are devoted
to a thorough coverage of data mining concepts and techniques that include
association analysis, classification techniques, clustering, and mining complex
data objects. Detailed algorithms are presented with the necessary explanations,
pseudo-codes, and analysis to ease their efficient implementation.
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Frequent Pattern Mining; 3. Classification; 4. Clusturing;
5. Pattern Discovery In Real-world Data; 6. Data Warehousing: The Data Model;
7. Data Warehousing: Query Processing; 8. Case Studies; 9. Current Trends In Pattern
Discovery
January 2009
Computational Intelligence
A Logical Approach
David Poole, Alan Mackworth, both at University
of British Columbia, and Randy Goebel, University of
Alberta.
Adopts a logical approach: the entire book presents a consistent evolution of
representation and reasoning. It leads students from simple to complex ideas

by presenting basic information as integrated representation schemes and then
building these schemes into more specific topics
Focuses on an intelligent agent acting in an environment

World Wide Web Site available at http://www.cs.ubc.ca/ spider/poole/ci/ci_code.
html, which contains source code, interactive Java scripts, various pedagogical
aids, and an interactive environment for developing and debugging knowledge
bases
Each chapter ends with References and Further Reading, and Exercises.
Contents: 1. Computational Intelligence and Knowledge; 2. A Representation
and Reasoning System; 3. Using Definite Knowledge; 4. Searching; 5. Representing
Knowledge; 6. Knowledge Engineering; 7. Beyond Definite Knowledge; 8. Actions
and Planning; 9. Assumption-Based Reasoning; 10. Using Uncertain Knowledge;
11. Learning; 12. Building Situated Robots; Appendixes
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Data Warehousing
of Delhi
Natural Language Processing and

Information Retrieval
Tanveer Siddiqui, University of Allahabad and
U.S. Tiwary, IIIT Allahabad.
Incorporates a step-by-step approach to designing and building a data

warehouse
Provides numerous review questions, multiple choice questions, and endchapter exercises
Contains a running case-study to bring out the practical aspects of building and
maintaining a data warehouse
Illustrates difficult concepts through several examples

Data Warehousing provides a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of
data warehousing and imparts a sound knowledge-base to users for the creation
and management of a data warehouse. The book introduces the various features
and architecture of a data warehouse followed by a detailed study of its business
requirements and dimensional modelling. It goes on to discuss the building and
maintenance of a data warehouse. It provides a broad overview of data mining and
its relationship with OLAP and data warehousing technologies. The book concludes
with a discussion on data warehouse solutions and the latest trends in this field.
Contents: Part I: 1. Introduction to Data Warehousing; 2. Data Warehouse: Defining
Features; 3. Architects of a Data Warehouse; Part II: 4. Gathering the Business
Requirements; 5. Planning and Project Management; 6. Data Warehouse Schema;
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Focuses on both statistical and semantic approaches

Illustrates concepts with examples from Indian languages
Provides coverage on recent applications such as information extraction and text
summarization
Includes a chapter on available lexical resources used in various text processing

applications
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Language Modeling; 3. Word Level Analysis;

4. Syntactic Analysis; 5. Semantic Analysis; 6. Discourse Context and World
Knowledge; 7. Natural Language Generation; 8. Machine Translation; 9. Information
RetrievalI; 10. Information RetrievalII; 11. Other Applications; 12. Lexical Resources
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numerical methods
Numerical Methods
attempt to explain the concepts and principles in such a way that the methods can
be applied to any discipline.
Principles, Analysis & Algorithms
Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. System of Linear Equations; 3. Solution of Nonlinear

Equations; 4. Approximations of Functions; 5. Numerical Differentiation and
Integration; 6. Ordinary Differential Equations; 7. Partial Differential Equations;
8. Advanced Topics
Srimanta Pal, Professor, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata
In the CD
Solutions to select problems
Assumes no prior knowledge of the subject; begins like a basic text for beginners
and then delves into advanced topics
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Includes numerous examples with step-by-step procedures and a variety of endchapter problems to enhance understanding of key concepts
Contains algorithms that can be easily implemented in conventional
programming languages such as C, C++, BASIC, and FORTRAN or in scientific

computing tools such as MATLAB and MATHEMATICA
Presents advanced topics such as parallel computing and neurocomputing in

numerical methods
Contents: 1. Background to Numerical Methods; 2. Scope of Mathematical and

Numerical Methods; 3. Errors and Their Propagation; 4. Programming Tools and
Techniques; 5. Numerical Solution of One-Dimensional Non-Linear Equations; 6.
Numerical Solution of Linear Equations: Direct Methods; 7. Numerical Solution for
Matrix Inversion; 8. Numerical Solution of Linear Systems of Equations: Iterative
Methods; 9. Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors; 10. Numerical Solution of Systems
of Nonlinear Equations; 11. Linear Least Squares Problem; 12. Interpolation and
Extrapolation; 13. Numerical Differentiation; 14. Numerical Integration;
15. Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations: Initial Value Problem;
16. Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations: Boundary Value Problem;
17. Partial Differential Equations; 18. Numerical Solution of Parabolic Partial
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Barun K. Mitra, Formerly Professor of English, Indian
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June 2013
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Topics; 9. Speech Communication: Effective Presentation Techniques; 10. The Role
of E-mail in the Communication Process; 11. Observing the Code of Gender Neutral
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employed to provide a time-tested, simple, and easily remembered basis for ethical
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Ethics; 2. The Person and the Virtues; 3. Analyzing Exterior Acts: Some First Steps;
4. Analyzing Interior Intentions: Some First Steps; UNIT TWO: RESOLVING ETHICAL
CONFLICTS; 5. Toward a Hierarchy of Moral Values; 6. Starting Moral Judgments:
Evaluating Exterior Acts; 7. Completing Moral Judgments: The Decisive Role of
Intention; 8. Moral Responsibility; UNIT THREE: JUSTICE: APPLICATIONS; 9. Truth:
Person-to-Person; 10. Truth: Social; 11. Fairness: Person-to-Person; 12. Fairness: Social;
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R. Subramanian, Formerly, Professor and HOD, NITTTR,
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the chapters to arouse students interest in the topic
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of each chapter
Provides an Ethical Dilemmas section at the end of the chapter with hypothetical
situations and questions which require students to think out of the box
Provides sample codes of ethics in engineering such as codes of ethics for ASME,
ASCE, CSI, NSPE and IEEE
Includes a What do you think section at the end of the chapter which presents
cases related to recent real-life incidents
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important ethical concepts that will enable them to effectively resolve the
moral issues they will face in their real professional situations. It also provides
an understanding of the interface between social, technological, and natural
environments.
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Rights of Professionals 7. Global Issues 8. Ethical Codes 9. Ethical Audits 10. Human Values
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a
Allen, and Holberg, Cmos Analog Circuit Design, 3/e..........................................................................10
b
Behera, and Kar, Intelligent Systems and Control, 2/e..........................................................................22
Behforooz, and Hudson, Software Engineering Fundamentals......................................................31
Bell, Electric Circuits, 7/e................................................................................................................................................3
Bell, Electric Circuits and Electronic Devices......................................................................................................6
Bell, Electronic Devices and Circuits, 5/e.............................................................................................................6
Bell, Electronic Instrumentation and Measurements, 3/e......................................................................20
Bell, Operational Amplifiers and Linear Ics, 3/e..............................................................................................8
Berman, Data Structures via C++.........................................................................................................................29
Bhadra, and Banerjee, Wind Electrical Systems............................................................................................4
Bhalja, Maheshwari, and Chothani, Protection and Switchgear ................................................. 4
Bhanot, Process Control.............................................................................................................................................25
Bhasin, Programming in C #....................................................................................................................................26
Bhattacharya, and Bhaskaran, Engineering Physics............................................................................38
Bhattacharya, and Sharma, Solid State Electronic Devices, 2/e .....................................................7
Bhooshan, Fundamentals of Engineering Electromagnetics..............................................................29
Biggs, Discrete Mathematics, 2/e..........................................................................................................................30
Bishop, Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition......................................................................................23
Bobrow, and Gupta, Foundations of Electrical Engineering (Asian Edition)...............................2
Boyle, Renewable Energy, 3/e.................................................................................................................................. 5
Burns, and Roberts, An Introduction to Mixed-signal Ic Test and Measurement................11
c
Cady, Principles of Microcomputers and Microcontroller Engineering, 2/e..............................20
Campbell, The Science and Engineering of Microelectronic Fabrication, 2/e............................9
Chakraborty, and Sarkar, Discrete Mathematics.....................................................................................29
Chandra Sekar, Analog Communication........................................................................................................14
Chandra Sekar, Communication Systems......................................................................................................15
Chauhan, Principles of Operating Systems.....................................................................................................32
Chauhan, Software Testing.......................................................................................................................................31
Chen, Digital Signal Processing................................................................................................................................12
Chen, Signals and Systems, 3/e...............................................................................................................................12
Clements, Principles of Computer Hardware, 4/e......................................................................................33
Comer, Digital Logic and State Machine Design, 3/e..................................................................................9
Cooper, and McGillem, Probabilistic Methods of Signal and System Analysis, 3/e............16
d
Dalal, Wireless Communication..............................................................................................................................15
Das, Vlsi Design...............................................................................................................................................................10
Datta, Software Engineering ...................................................................................................................................30
DeCarlo, and Pen-min Lin, Linear Circuit Analysis, 2/e...........................................................................2
Dey, and Ghosh, Computer Fundamentals and Programming in C, 2/e....................................25
Dey, and Ghosh, Programming in C, 2/e........................................................................................................26
Dimitrijev, Principles of Semiconductor Devices ........................................................................................8
Dutta, Semiconductor Devices and Circuits......................................................................................................7
e
Essick, Hands on Introduction to Labview for Scientists and Engineers, 2/e............................14
Everett, Boyle, Peake, and Ramage, Energy Systems and Sustainability, 2/e........................5
f
Flowers, An Introduction to Numerical Methods in C++......................................................................37
Fowler, Electronic Instrument Design.................................................................................................................21
g
Gravano, Introduction to Error Control Codes ............................................................................................16
Guha, and Srivastava, Numerical Methods ................................................................................................37
Guru, and Hiziroglu, Electric Machinery and Transformers, 3/e........................................................3
h
Harish, and Sachidananda, Antennas & Wave Propagation.............................................................17
Harwani, Unix and Shell Programming ..........................................................................................................32
Huang, Using the Mcs-51 Microcontroller.....................................................................................................19
i
Islam, Semiconductor Physics and Devices........................................................................................................7
j
Jain, Software Engineering........................................................................................................................................31
Jones, Materials Science for Electrical and Electronic Engineers.......................................................24
k
Kharate, Digital Electronics.........................................................................................................................................8
Khare, Fiber Optics and Optoelectronics..........................................................................................................17
Krein, Elements of Power Electronics....................................................................................................................6
Kulkarni, Theory of Computation..........................................................................................................................30
Kumar, and Pushp Lata, Communication Skills.........................................................................................39
Kuo, Digital Control Systems, 2/e..........................................................................................................................22
l
Lathi, and, Ding, Modern Digital and Analog Communication Systems, 4/e..........................15
Lathi, Principles of Linear Systems and Signals, 2/e..................................................................................12
Lathi, Principles of Signal Processing and Linear Systems.....................................................................12

m
Mahajan, and Shah, Distributed Computing, 2/e....................................................................................35
Malhotra, and Choudhary, Programming in Java, 2/e........................................................................27
Martin, Digital Integrated Circuit Design..........................................................................................................11
Mitra, Effective Technical Communication.....................................................................................................40
Mitra, Personality Development and Soft Skills............................................................................................39
Moorthi, Power Electronics.........................................................................................................................................5
Muneeswaran, Compiler Design..........................................................................................................................33
Mutagi, Digital Communication, 2/e..................................................................................................................14
n
Nagpal, Formal Language and Automata Theory......................................................................................30
Nagsarkar, and Sukhija, Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering..........................................1
Nagsarkar, and Sukhija, Basic Electrical Engineering, 2/e....................................................................1
Nagsarkar, and Sukhija, Circuits and Networks...........................................................................................2
Nagsarkar, and Sukhija, Power System Analysis.........................................................................................4
Neubert, Instrument Transducers, 2/e .............................................................................................................20
p
Padhy, Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems...............................................................................23
Pal, Engineering Mathematics.................................................................................................................................38
Pal, Numerical Methods..............................................................................................................................................37
Pal, Systems Programming........................................................................................................................................34
Parhami, Computer Architecture.........................................................................................................................33
Patil, Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Revised 2/e)..........................................................1
Patil, Data Structures Using C++...........................................................................................................................29
Petersen, and Arbenz, Introduction to Parallel Computing ............................................................35
Poole, Mackworth, and Goebel, Computational Intelligence........................................................36
Potter, Goldberg, and Aboufadel, Advanced Engineering Mathematics, 3/e....................38
Pudi, and Krishna, Data Mining.............................................................................................................................36
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Raj Kamal, Mobile Computing, 2/e.....................................................................................................................35
Ramakalyan, Linear Circuits.......................................................................................................................................2
Raman and Sharma, Technical Communication, 2/e.............................................................................39
Rawat, Signals and Systems.......................................................................................................................................11
Roberts, and Sedra, Spice, 2/e................................................................................................................................3
Roy, Web Technologies...............................................................................................................................................32
Rudra Pratap, Getting Started with Matlab................................................................................................13
s
Sadiku, Principles of Electromagnetics, 4/e...................................................................................................17
Sahay, Object-Oriented Programming with C++, 2/e.............................................................................27
Schaumann, and Valkenburg, Design of Analog Filters, 2/e..........................................................13
Seebauer, and Barry, Fundamentals of Ethics for Scientists and Engineers............................40
Sedra, Smith, and Chandorkar, Microelectronic Circuits, 6/e...........................................................9
Senthil Kumar, Saravanan, and Jeevananthan, Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers........................................................................................................................................................18
Senthil Kumar, Saravanan, Jeevananthan, and Shah Microprocessors and
Interfacing.....................................................................................................................................................................18
Shah, 8051 Microcontrollers: Mcs 51 Family and its Variants..............................................................19
Shinghal, Pattern Recognition.................................................................................................................................23
Siddiqui, and, Tiwary, Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval..................36
Solymar, and Walsh, Electrical Properties of Materials, 8/e................................................................24
Sridhar, Digital Image Processing.........................................................................................................................23
Stefani, Shahian, Savant, and Hostetter, Design of Feedback Control
Systems, 4/e.................................................................................................................................................................21
Subramanian R., Professional Ethics ................................................................................................................40
t
Thareja, Computer Fundamentals and Programming In C.................................................................24
Thareja, Data and File Structures Using C.......................................................................................................28
Thareja, Data Structures Using C, 2/e................................................................................................................28
Thareja, Data Structures Using C (For MSBTE)..............................................................................................28
Thareja, Data Warehousing......................................................................................................................................36
Thareja, Introduction to C Programming........................................................................................................26
Thareja, Programming in C......................................................................................................................................25
Trivedi, Computer Networks....................................................................................................................................34
Trivedi, Programming with ANSI C++, 2/e.....................................................................................................27
Tsividis, and McAndrew, Operation and Modeling of the Mos Transistor, 3/e...................10
Turner, and Hill, Instrumentation for Engineers and Scientists.........................................................20
Tyagi, MATLAB and Simulink For Engineers...................................................................................................13
w
Warner, and Grung, Mosfet..................................................................................................................................11
Wolovich, Automatic Control Systems.............................................................................................................22
y
Yariv, and Yeh, Photonics, 6/e...............................................................................................................................18
z
Zak, Systems and Control, 2/e.................................................................................................................................22
Zheng, and Akhtar, Networks for Computer Scientists and Engineers.......................................34
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8051 Microcontrollers: Mcs 51 Family and its Variants, Shah..............................................................19

a
Advanced Engineering Mathematics, 3/e, Potter, Goldberg, and Aboufadel.....................38
An Introduction to Mixed-signal Ic Test and Measurement, Burns, and Roberts................11
An Introduction to Numerical Methods in C++, Flowers.......................................................................37
Analog Communication, Chandra Sekar ......................................................................................................14
Antennas & Wave Propagation, Harish, and Sachidananda.............................................................17
Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems, Padhy................................................................................23
Automatic Control Systems, Wolovich..............................................................................................................22
b
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Nagsarkar, and Sukhija...........................................1
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Revised 2/e), Patil...........................................................1
Basic Electrical Engineering, 2/e, Nagsarkar, and Sukhija.....................................................................1
c
Circuits and Networks, Nagsarkar, and Sukhija...........................................................................................2
Cmos Analog Circuit Design, 3/e, Allen, and Holberg...........................................................................10
Communication Skills, Kumar, and Pushp Lata........................................................................................39
Communication Systems, Chandra Sekar......................................................................................................15
Compiler Design, Muneeswaran..........................................................................................................................33
Computational Intelligence, Poole, Mackworth, and Goebel........................................................36
Computer Architecture, Parhami..........................................................................................................................33
Computer Fundamentals and Programming in C, 2/e, Dey, and Ghosh....................................25
Computer Fundamentals and Programming In C, Thareja..................................................................24
Computer Networks, Trivedi....................................................................................................................................34
d
Data and File Structures Using C, Thareja........................................................................................................28
Data Mining, Pudi, and Krishna............................................................................................................................36
Data Structures Using C, 2/e, Thareja.................................................................................................................28
Data Structures Using C (For MSBTE), Thareja...............................................................................................28
Data Structures Using C++, Patil............................................................................................................................29
Data Structures via C++, Berman..........................................................................................................................29
Data Warehousing, Thareja......................................................................................................................................36
Design of Analog Filters, Schaumann, and Valkenburg.....................................................................13
Design of Feedback Control Systems, 4/e, Stefani, Shahian, Savant, and
Hostetter.....................................................................................................................................................................21
Digital Communication, 2/e, Mutagi....................................................................................................................14
Digital Control Systems, 2/e, Kuo...........................................................................................................................22
Digital Electronics, Kharate..........................................................................................................................................8
Digital Image Processing, Sridhar.........................................................................................................................23
Digital Integrated Circuit Design, Martin...........................................................................................................11
Digital Logic and State Machine Design, 3/e, Comer..................................................................................9
Digital Signal Processing, Chen...............................................................................................................................12
Discrete Mathematics, 2/e, Biggs..........................................................................................................................30
Discrete Mathematics, Chakraborty, and Sarkar......................................................................................29
Distributed Computing, 2/e, Mahajan, and Shah.....................................................................................35
e
Effective Technical Communication, Mitra.....................................................................................................40
Electric Circuits and Electronic Devices, Bell......................................................................................................6
Electric Circuits, 7/e, Bell.................................................................................................................................................3
Electric Machinery and Transformers, 3/e, Guru, and Hiziroglu..........................................................3
Electrical Properties of Materials, 8/e, Solymar, and Walsh.................................................................24
Electronic Devices and Circuits, 5/e, Bell.............................................................................................................6
Electronic Instrument Design, Fowler.................................................................................................................21
Electronic Instrumentation and Measurements, 3/e, Bell......................................................................20
Elements of Power Electronics, Krein....................................................................................................................6
Energy Systems and Sustainability, 2/e, Everett, Boyle, Peake, and Ramage........................5
Engineering Mathematics, Pal.................................................................................................................................38
Engineering Physics, Bhattacharya, and Bhaskaran.............................................................................38
f
Fiber Optics and Optoelectronics, Khare..........................................................................................................17
Formal Language and Automata Theory, Nagpal.......................................................................................30
Foundations of Electrical Engineering, (Asian Edition), Bobrow, and Gupta..............................2
Fundamentals of Engineering Electromagnetics, Bhooshan..............................................................29
Fundamentals of Ethics for Scientists and Engineers, Seebauer, and Barry............................40
g
Getting Started with Matlab, Rudra Pratap................................................................................................13
h
Hands on Introduction to Labview for Scientists and Engineers, 2/e, Essick.............................14
i
Instrument Transducers, 2/e, Neubert ..............................................................................................................20
Instrumentation for Engineers and Scientists, Turner, and Hill........................................................20
Intelligent Systems and Control, 2/e, Behera, and Kar...........................................................................22
Introduction to C Programming, Thareja.........................................................................................................26
Introduction to Error Control Codes, Gravano ............................................................................................16
Introduction to Parallel Computing, Petersen, and Arbenz .............................................................37
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Linear Circuit Analysis, 2/e, DeCarlo, and Pen-min Lin............................................................................2
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