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1. DIELECTRICS IN ELECTRIC FIELDS


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2. ELECTRIC MACHINERY


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3. ELECTRIC MACHINERY FUNDAMENTALS


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4. ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS


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5. ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION


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6. ELECTRIC POWER SUBSTATIONS ENGINEERING


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7. ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS


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8. ELECTRIC POWER TRANSFORMER ENGINEERING


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9. ELECTRICAL ENERGY SYSTEMS


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10. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER PORTABLE HANDBOOK


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11. ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT SIGNAL PROCESSING AND DISPLAYS


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12. ELECTRICAL POWER CABLE ENGINEERING


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13. ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEMS QUALITY


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14. ENERGY EFFICIENT ELECTRIC MOTORS


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 15. FIRST COURSE ON POWER ELECTRONICS AND DRIVES
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16. FLEXIBLE AC TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS MODELING AND CONTROL


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17. HANDBOOK OF MODERN SENSORS PHYSICS DESIGNS AND APPLICATIONS


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18. HANDBOOK OF TRANSFORMER DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS


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19. NEWNESS ELECTRICAL POWER ENGINEERS HANDBOOK


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20. POWER ELECTRONICS DESIGN A PRACTITIONERS GUIDE


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21. POWER ELECTRONICS


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22. POWER SYSTEM (THE ELECTRIC POWER ENGINEERING)


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23. POWER SYSTEM STABILITY AND CONTROL


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24. POWER TRANSFORMERS PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS


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25. PRACTICAL VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES AND POWER ELECTRONICS


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26. ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION REFERENCE BOOK


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27. RADIO AND ELECTRONICS COOK BOOK


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28. STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS


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29. SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS


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30. THE ELECTRIC POWER ENGINEERING HANDBOOK


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31. THE INDUCTION MACHINE HANDBOOK


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32. TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC POWER CIRCUITS HANDBOOK


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33. UNCERTAINTY IN THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY


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34. UNDERSTANDING ELECTRIC UTILITIES AND DE-REGULATION


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35. UNDERSTANDING ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMS


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36. VARIABLE SPEED GENERATORS


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