Foundations of Electrical Engineering

by K. Simonyi

Electrical Engineering Fields-Networks-Waves explores core electrical engineering principles, emphasizing fields, networks, and waves. It defines validity limits, outlines calculation methods, and uses examples to illustrate theories with simple model-based microphysical explanations. Divided into five sections, it starts with an inductive approach to Maxwell's equations and their unique solutions, covering energy conversion in electromagnetic fields and vector algebra/analysis basics. Subsequent chapters delve into static and steady fields, network analysis/synthesis laws, transient phenomena, transmission lines, and electromagnetic waves, focusing on boundary value problems and further electrical engineering advancements. This text is tailored for electrical engineering and mathematics students.

864 pages, Paperback

Published December 1, 1964