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Articles in Oct 2008 issue of International Journal of Electrical Engineering Education

Editorial
Efficient minimisation of Boolean functions
by Prasad, V C
Improved calculation of sag for a conductor supported at unequal heights
by Sakala, Japhet D
Learning to exploit tolerances: an undergraduate laboratory exercise in system design of an instrument
by King, C S O; Stupples, D W; Thomas, P J
Electrical measurements student laboratory - replacing hands-on with remote and virtual experiments
by Malaric, Roman; Jurcevic, Marko; Hegedus, Hrvoje; Cmuk, Drago; Mostarac, Petar
Comparative experiences in remote automation laboratories with real plants
by Boix, Oriol; Gomis, Oriol; Montesinos, Daniel; Galceran, Samuel; SudriÃ , Antoni
A distribution automation system simulator for training and research
by Gupta, R P; Srivastava, S C
Using PSpice for teaching output current control in d.c.-a.c. inverters to undergraduate students
by Sahoo, N C; Vejian, R; Gobbi, R

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