Distribution System Analysis and Automation is a comprehensive gude to the techniques that allow engineers to simulate, analyse and optimise power distribution systems.

Power electronics is a branch of electrical engineering dealing with conversion and control of electric power using semiconductor power switches. This book provides an overview of modern power electronic converters and systems, and their applications.

This new edition of the classic on electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulation gives an up-to-date overview of the area. Thoroughly revised, it covers new topics including: simulation of very large networks; modelling of power electronic devices; integration of renewable energy sources; and real-time simulation of complex systems.

An extensive review of developments in SF₆ switchgear covering fundamental properties of SF₆, interrupter types, characteristics and associated operating mechanisms, arc modelling and computer aided methods for interrupter design and evaluation.

Short-circuit Currents gives an overview of the components within power systems with respect to the parameters needed for short-circuit current calculation.

An uninterrutible power supply (UPS) can avoid potentially catastrophic havoc caused by electricity supply line disturbances. This book is a comprehensive guide to the various types of UPS systems available, showing how they may be specified and applied effectively.

This book focuses on the feature extraction methods used in Electroencephalographic (EEG) signal processing. It presents state-of-the-art aspects of EEG interpretation and the value of EEG; gives practical tips on interpretation and covers specific areas where EEG is most useful.

Alan Dower Blumlein was a genius and has been described as the greatest British electronics engineer of the twentieth century. This book presents a balanced account of the life and times of a brilliant engineer. It is certain to be the major biographical source on Blumlein for all historians of technology and science.