Electrical & Electronic Engineering: Journals & Databases

Elektor publishes a vast range of electronic projects, background articles and designs aimed at engineers, enthusiasts, students and professionals. To help readers build featured projects, Elektor also offer printed circuit boards of many of their designs, as well as kits and modules. If the project employs a microcontroller and/or PC software, as is now often the case, Elektor normally supply the source code and files free of charge via their website. Most PCB artwork is also available from their website. Elektor also publish books, CDs and DVDs about audio, microprocessors, software, programming languages and general purpose electronics.

Everyday Practical Electronics is the number 1 UK magazine for hobby electronics enthusiasts everywhere. Each month’s issue is packed with practical constructional projects for the hobbyist, special features, advice and adverts from specialist electronics suppliers and more besides.

EW is a technical journal and the content and style require readers to have formal training in electronics. The editorial of Electronics World covers the full range of electronic industry activities including technology, systems, components, development tools, test, software and instrumentation. Electronics World aims to inform, educate and advise by supplying readers with sufficient engineering detail to enable them to understand developments in the electronics industry as a route to their design problem solutions. Most of the features are contributed by leading engineers and academics in the field, who draw on the engineering resources and knowledge base of leading-edge companies and organisations, as well as their own projects.

Computer Music Journal (CMJ) is a quarterly journal that covers a wide range of topics related to digital audio signal processing and electro-acoustic music. The topics addressed in Computer Music Journal include:

• software and hardware for digital audio signal processing;
• electro-acoustic, electronic, and computer music;
• software for music notation, printing, and archival systems;
• music representation languages and music cognition;
• new physical performance interfaces;
• sound localization and 3-D sound spatialisation;
• sound in computer user interfaces and virtual realities;
• aesthetics of contemporary music, and other areas.

MusicTech magazine and MusicTech.net are an integrated magazine and website dedicated to the latest trends, technique, gear, and software within the world of music production. Both magazine and website are brought to you by a panel of dedicated experts working in the fields of recording, mixing, and mastering, across every major DAW and within studios packed with the latest and classic gear. MusicTech can therefore bring you the latest news as it happens, exclusive reviews of the latest studio hardware and software, in-depth technique features and round-ups of the best music gear, whatever your budget.

PV Tech.org is the number one source for in-depth and up-to-the-minute news and articles on the solar PV supply chain internationally. With journalists based in Europe, North America and China, PV Tech provides the most authoritative news, the busiest blog and proprietary product reviews to keep solar professionals informed round the clock. Launched in 2009, the website attracts more than 170,000 visits monthly (Google Analytics, 2017) and geographically the largest audiences are drawn from the US, India, Germany, China, UK, India, Australia, Canada and Japan. The new-look version of PV Tech was launched in December 2016 in response to an online survey conducted with the intention of incorporating our viewers’ comments and suggestions into our planned website improvements as well as integrating our leading technical journal content.

Resolution is the next generation audio production publication for the working audio professional. By applying strong traditional values we aim to inform, educate and demystify technology for the reader and to help with the creative, technological and business aspects of their work.