From 0 to
1: An
Authoritative
History
of
Modern
Computing (2002)
From
0 to
1:
An
Authoritative
History
of
Modem Computing
offers
a
masterful
and
up-to-date
introduction
to the
history
and
development
of the
modern
computer.
spanning
two
centuries,
the
book
offers
detailed
coverage
of such
topics
as
personal
computer
software,
user
interfaces,
and the
rise of
the
Internet.
By
integrating
the
technical,
business,
and
policy
aspects
of
computing
history,
the
authors explain
how and
why
computers
were
created
and how
they
were
shaped
by the
intent
of their
creators
and,
later,
by the
needs of
their
users.
The
chapter
authors
are
experts
in their
fields,
and are
recognized
for
their
contributions
to the
history
of computing.
Available
from Amazon.com
A History
of
Electronic
Entertainment
(1999)
This
book
surveys
the
accomplishments
of a
field of
engineering
that has
undergone
massive
changes
since
the end
of World
War
II. Not
simply a
history
of
inventions,
A
History
of
Entertainment
Electronics
delves
into the
political
controversies
and
social
upheavals
surrounding
such
technologies
as
television,
sound
recording,
and
video games.
NOTE:
Complete
contents
of
this
publication
are
now
available online
IEEE Signal
Processing Society
(1998)
A
short
narrative
history
of the
IEEE
Signal
Processing
Society.
Formed
in 1948
as
the
Professional
Group on
Audio of
the
Institute
of
Radio
Engineers,
the
Society
has
evolved
into the
leading
professional
organization
for
signal
processing,
helping
through
its many
activities
to
establish
that
rapidly
growing
branch
of engineering.
Power
: A Survey
History of
Electric
Power
Technology
Since 1945 (2000)
A
brief
history of
the
technologies,
individuals,
and
trends in
the
generation,
transmission
and,
distribution
of electric
power since
the end of
World
War II. With
many
pointers to
the
literature
in
well-studied
fields like
nuclear
power, this
book is
also breaks
new ground
in exploring
the
development
of
the electric
power
industry
outside the
United
States
and Europe.
Topics
include: the
creation of
giant,
interconnected
"grids"; the
Great
Blackout of
1965;
postwar
generating
technologies
including
nuclear
reactors;
advances in
transmission
technology;
the
application
of computing
in the power
industry;
exporting
Western
technologies
to the Third
World; the
Energy
Crisis; and
alternative
energy
sources
(including
wind, solar,
tidal, and
geothermal
power,
fuel cells,
and
others)
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NOTE:
Complete
contents
of this
publication
are now
available online
Signal
Processing:
The Emergence
of a
Discipline (1998)
A
narrative
history
of the
creation
of a new
branch
of
engineering.
Signal
processing,
which
concerns
the
changes
made to
signals
so as to
improve
transmission,
storage,
or use,
is
vital to
a wide
range of
modern
technologies.
This
extensively
referenced
account
draws
upon the
published
literature
and
oral-history
interviews
of
dozens
of
pioneers
of the
new discipline.
Complete
contents
of
this
publication
will
be
available
online
very soon
Sources
in Electrical
History, Volume
1 (1989)
Guide
to
Archives and manuscript
Collections in U.S.
Repositories.
The goal is to
promote research
in
electrical
history by making
scholars and students
aware of the
diverse collections of
primary sources.
Complete
contents of
Volume 1
available online
Sources
in
Electrical
History,
Volume 2
(1992)
Guides
to
primary
sources
in
electrical
history.
Volume 2
summarizes
the
contents
of over
1,000
taped
interviews
concerning
electrical
technologies
and the
social
systems
in which
they function.
Complete
contents
of
Volume 2
available online
Sources
in
Electrical
History,
Volume 3: An
International
Guide to
Corporate
Records and
Archives
of Companies
in the
Electrical,
Electronics,
and Computer Industries
(1995)
Guides
to archival
holdings of
leading
corporations
in the
electrical,
electronics,
and
computer
industry
worldwide.
Volume 3
describes
the archival
holdings of
over 130
corporations
in the
electrical,
electronics,
and computer industries.
Complete
contents
of
Volume 3
available online
Sparks
of Genius
:
Portraits
of
Electrical
Engineering Excellence
(1993)
The
stories of
eight
distinguished
electrical
engineers.
Casts light
on the
emergence of
new
branches of
engineering--microwave
engineering,
television
engineering,
analog and
digital
computing,
solid-state
electronics,
quantum
electronics,
and
biomedical
engineering--as
well as the
continued
advance
of older
branches--radio
engineering,
power
engineering,
and
telephone
switching.
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