An eye-opening collection of case studies illustrating the real-world application of electronics, electrical, and computer engineering principles
In Real-World Electrical Engineering Case Studies, experienced engineer Palanichamy Manikandan delivers a collection of engineering case studies that illustrate the hands-on application of best engineering practices. Each standalone case study offers effective examples of solving difficult engineering problems in a unique setting.
The case studies included within follow a common, intuitively organized format. Each begins with a brief synopsis outlining the example’s subdiscipline, industry, and stakeholders. It then moves on to discuss the case’s background and technical details, followed by a succinct problem statement, a detailed analysis and solution, the real-world outcome and an evaluation of the attempted solution, and key takeaways and teaching notes for instructors.
Readers will also find:
- Proposed discussion questions, assignments, and activities for students
- Comprehensive explorations of relevant engineering principles, theories, and methodologies
- Practical discussions of the limitations of each case study and where its lessons should not be applied
- A useful tool to help bridge the gap between engineering theory and real-world practice
Perfect for professional engineers and engineering consultants, Real-World Electrical Engineering Case Studies will also benefit science journalists and communicators, researchers, academics, and entrepreneurs.
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