Previous ed.: Harlow: Prentice Hall, 2001.

Includes index.

This text presents the 'how' and 'why' of engineering mathematics, carefully balancing techniques with conceptual understanding. The objective throughout is to give students the confidence and skills to solve both simple and complex engineering. Engineering Mathematics is the leading undergraduate textbook for Level 1 and 2 mathematics courses for electrical and electronic engineering, systems and communications engineering students. It includes a basic mathematics review, along with all the relevant maths topics required for these engineering degrees.FeaturesStudents see the application of the maths they are learning to their engineering degree through the book's applications-focussed introduction to engineering mathematics, that integrates the two disciplines Provides the foundation and advanced mathematical techniques most appropriate to students of electrical, electronic, systems and communications engineering, including: algebra, trigonometry and calculus, as well as set theory, sequences and series, Boolean algebra, logic and difference equations Integral transform methods, including the Laplace, z and Fourier transforms are fully covered Students learn and test their understanding of mathematical theory and the application to engineering with a huge number of examples and exercises with solutionsNew to this editionNew Engineering Example showcase feature, covering an extensive range of modern applications, including music technology, electric vehicles, offshore wind power and PWM solar chargers New mathematical sections on number bases, logs and indices, summation notation, the sinc x function, waves, polar curves and the discrete cosine transform New exercises and answers

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