Electromagnetics for Engineers: With Applications to Digital Systems and Electromagnetic Interference
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Electromagnetics for Engineers: With Applications to Digital Systems and Electromagnetic Interference

by Clayton R. Paul

engineering textbook Electrical Engineering Electromagnetics Digital Systems
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Electromagnetics for Engineers introduces electromagnetic principles with an engineering focus, relating the subject to digital systems and electromagnetic interference. It offers a useful foundation for students and professionals seeking to understand how electromagnetic concepts apply to electronic technology, system design, and interference-related considerations.

About This Book

Electromagnetics for Engineers presents the subject for readers studying or applying electromagnetic principles in engineering contexts.

The book connects electromagnetics with digital systems, highlighting the relationship between electromagnetic behavior and modern electronic technology.

It also addresses electromagnetic interference, an important consideration in the design and operation of electronic systems.

Suitable for engineering education and technical reference, the book emphasizes practical applications alongside core subject matter.

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