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Librarian: Denise Cote
Office: SRC 3043b
Phone: (630) 942-2092
E-mail: cotede@cod.edu

Electronics Books

The Library has four different types of collections of books.

• General Collection: Books you can take home.
• Reserve Collection: Materials your instructor has set aside for your class. Look up your class here.
• Reference Collection: Books used for quick, factual information. Not available for check out.
• Electronic Books: Books to read on your computer. These are located either via the catalog or in the Knovel Interactive Library, below.

Use the Library Catalog to find Books!

Below are sample searches below to get started browsing the books in the Library's General Collection. Take a look at how the subjects are set up: Big to very narrow.

Subject: Electronics (The BIG topic)

Subject: Electronics Mathematics (Narrower topic)

Subject: Electronic Circuits (Even more narrow)

Subject: National Electrical Code (Extra super narrow topic)

Reference Books

There are several encyclopedias, handbooks and dictionaries in the Library to use for a quick lookup. Reference materials are not typically something you sit down and read cover to cover. Here is a selection:

• National Electrical Code
• National Electrical Code Handbook
• Wiley Electrical and Electronics Engineering Dictionary

Electronic Books

The Library has a fairly large selection of books in the Electronics and Electrical Engineering subject areas. You can find these in the Library catalog, but the best place for you to look is in the Knovel Interactive Library. (Have your library card handy!) Here are a few selections from Knovel:

• Newnes Dictionary of Electronics
• Fast Analytical Techniques for Electrical and Electronic Circuits
• Sensors and Signal Conditioning
• Electrical Engineer's Reference Book
• Industrial Electronics for Engineers, Chemists, and Technicians
• Instrumentation Reference Book

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