Did you know that the IET Library can be an invaluable resource for your research projects?
Invaluable research material is available on myriad engineering topics. For example, let’s take a look at what’s available on the subject of electric vehicles. Here’s what the library has available electronically to all its members through its IET Virtual Library.
The Virtual Library’s e-book collection, Knovel, alone has titles such as:
Propulsion Systems for Hybrid Vehicles by John M. Miller (Institution of Engineering and Technology); Battery Operated Devices and Systems – From Portable Electronics to Industrial Products by G.Pistoia (Elsevier); Electric Vehicle Technology Explained by James Larminie and John Lowry (John Wiley & Sons).
There are also thousands of full text articles on electric vehicles on the Virtual Library’s EBSCO databases. Here are a few examples:
Internal combustion engine control for series hybrid electric vehicles by parallel and distributed genetic programming/multiobjective genetic algorithms
(International Journal of Systems Science 2011)
Electric Vehicle Noise: Are They Too Quiet?
(Professional Safety 2011)
Application of ECQFD for enabling environmentally conscious design and sustainable development in an electric vehicle.
(Clean Technologies & Environmental Policy 2011)
Applying the Environmental Propensity Framework: A Segmented Approach to Hybrid Electric Vehicle Marketing Strategies.
(Journal of Marketing Theory & Practice 2010)
The Value of Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles as Grid Resources.
(Energy Journal 2010)
For more information and help with specific research projects, contact the information professionals searchservice@theiet.org
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