Electronics, Controls, and Communications Reference Manual

New Edition - Updated for 2019

John A. Camara's Electronics, Controls, and Communications Reference Manual, Second Edition (ELRM2) offers complete review for the NCEES PE Electrical and Computer - Electronics, Controls, and Communications exam. This book is the most up-to-date, comprehensive reference manual available, and is designed to help you pass the exam the first time!

Topics Covered

• General Electrical Engineering
• Digital Systems
• Electric and Magnetic Field Theory and Applications
• Electronics
• Control System Fundamentals
• National Electrical and Electrical Safety Codes

After you pass
Your Electronics, Controls, and Communications Reference Manual will serve as an invaluable reference throughout your electrical engineering career.
 
Key Features:

• 300 plus solved example problems that illustrate key concepts.
• Hundreds of figures and tables, 40+ appendices, and 1,500+ equations, making it possible to work exam problems using the reference manual alone.
• Including an easy-to-use index and a full glossary for quick reference.
• Recommending a study schedule, plus providing tips for successful exam preparation.
• Chapters on protection and safety and power system management.
• Information on phasor notation, cosine functions, power supplies, electronic instrumentation and insulation, ground testing, and digital modulation.
• Content that exclusively covers the NCEES PE Electrical: Electronics, Controls, and Communications exam specifications.
• Binding: Paperback
• Publisher: PPI, A Kaplan Company

John A. Camara, PE, has authored more than a dozen books on PE Electrical and Computer, PE Nuclear, and FE exam preparation, enabling thousands of students and professionals to pass their engineering exams. He is a retired U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander, is currently a Technical Fellow with The Boeing Company, and is recognized by NASA as a Space Flight Awareness Honoree. Mr. Camara received his bachelor of science degree in electrical and computer engineering/materials science and engineering from the University of California at Davis and his master of science degree in space systems from the Florida Institute of Technology.