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Resources for Telecommunications


Subject Librarian: Matt Makowka
Phone: 972-883-6773

To find Books or Journals by Title: Library Catalog

Library of Congress Call Number Ranges: TK 1 – 9971

  • TK 3001 – 3521 for Transmission of Electric Power / Circuits
  • TK 5101 – 6720 for Telecommunications
  • TK 7800 – 8360 for Electronics
  • TK 7885 – 7895 for Electronics, Computer Engineering

Selected Reference Tools in Telecommunications

This collection includes sources such as dictionaries, encyclopedias and directories to help find brief explanations and general information about terms and concepts in telecommunications.

Reference Sources in Telecommunications

  • Froehlich/Kent encyclopedia of telecommunications. TK5102.E646 1991 (Reference, 2nd floor)
  • Handbook of formulas and tables for signal processing.TK5102.9.P677 1999 (Reference, 2nd floor)
  • McGraw-Hill encyclopedia of networking and telecommunications. (with CD) TK5105.5.S429 2001 (Reference, 2nd floor)
  • Reference manual for telecommunications engineering.TK5102.5.F68 2002 (Reference, 2nd floor)
  • Telecommunications illustrated dictionary. TK5102.P49 2002 (Reference, 2nd floor)

Online Reference Sources

General Reference Sources

Finding Journal Articles in Telecommunications

To find articles on topics in telecommunications, use a resource from the Engineering databases page. To broaden your search, select a resource from the complete list.

Online Journals

Electronic Books :

  • Safari Tech Books Online a collection of 4,000 new electronic books in computer science, engineering, and related subjects including management and economics.
  • NetLibrary a collection of over 46,000 electronic books which includes all areas of computer science.
  • Ebrary a collection of over 15,000 electronic books which includes all areas of computer science.

Some useful websites for Telecommunications:

  • CiteSeer : Scientific Literature Digital Library research computer and information science papers on the Web
  • Scirus an extensive database of information on journals, books, conference proceedings, and scientist home pages in the sciences. (For journal access, please check the library catalog.)

Federal Government Resources

  • Science.gov gateway to over 50 million pages of authoritative selected science information provided by U.S. government agencies, including R&D results

Further Questions