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WILEY ELECTRICAL AND

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

DICTIONARY

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WILEY ELECTRICAL AND

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

DICTIONARY

Steven M. Kaplan

Lexicographer

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Kaplan, Steven M.

Wiley Electrical and Electronics Engineering Dictionary

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PREFACE AND NOTES ON THE USE OF THIS

DICTIONARY

This dictionary has over 35,000 entries, each of which occupies a place in one or more of

the many areas of expertise encompassed by electrical and electronics engineering. All

available sources were consulted, seeking to ascertain the exact manners in which each

term is currently utilized. Textbooks, handbooks, treatises, instruction manuals, theses, articles, reports, Usenet postings, and so on, were researched during the process ofselecting

the terms and writing their definitions, with a good number of entries having multiple provided connotations.

The Internet was used extensively throughout this project, and if one or more persons or

entities used a given technical term in the areas covered by this dictionary, there is a decent

chance it was taken into consideration. If any given words or phrases were used frequently

by multiple people, in varied settings, and when referring to serious endeavors, there is a

pretty good chance it can be found in this dictionary. Even so, some terms that continue to

appear may not be found here. If a user feels that a given word or phrase not found in this

dictionary should be added to a future edition, or wishes to otherwise comment on this

book, an email maybesenttotheauthorat:wileyieee@yahoo.com.

There are no special rules for the use ofthis dictionary. The user simply looks up the desired term to find its definition, plus other practical information when appropriate. When

a word or phrase is the same as another, this is clearly stated so as to easily find the

definition.

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Telecki, Associate Publisher at John Wiley & Sons. He had the idea for this dictionary,

suggested the approach and format, and throughout the project provided inestimable support and guidance.

This dictionary has been prepared within the exquisite nature settings of Northwestern

Austria. Mr. Wolfgang GieBer is the person who determined that I should be allowed to

perform my work as an author in this wonderful country. I am tremendously grateful to

him for kindly providing me with the opportunity to live here.

Steven M. Kaplan

Austria, Europe

October, 2003

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