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Inspec the premier source for telecommunications research The Inspec Database has nearly 11 million records, containing abstracts and indexing to global literature covering physics, electrical and electronic engineering, computing and control, information technology, mechanical and production engineering. Its comprehensive coverage of telecommunications includes everything from information theory to the development of communications equipment and systems, and includes the closely-related fields of electromagnetic waves, antennas, internet, radar, radio and television. Information is available on topics such as: modulation techniques, speech, image and signal processing, protocols, packet switching, telephony, electronic mail, local area networks, mobile communications, satellite communications, optical fiber communications and manufacturing and testing equipment, as well as documenting the rapid changes in the field. Currently the database contains more than 900,000 records on telecommunications research, with a further 56,000 being added in the course of each year. The screenshots shown in this brochure are from Inspec Direct, the IET s own innovative and highly functional online platform. Topics covered include: n Antennas n Audio signals and systems n Bandwidth allocation n Codes and coding n Cognitive radio n Computer networks n Cryptography n Electromagnetic waves and fields n Filtering and prediction theory n Free space optical communications n High-definition TV n Image processing and recognition n Internet n IP networks n ISDN n Mobile radio n Modulation n Multi-access communications n Multimedia communication n Multiplexing n Optical fibre communications n Power line communications n Protocols n Radar n Radio and television broadcasting n Radio transmitters and receivers n Radionavigation n Radiowave propagation n Satellite communications n Semantic web n Signal processing n Speech processing and recognition n Subscriber loops n Switching systems n Teleconferencing n Telemetry n Telephony n Television n Video signals and systems n Voice mail n Wireless networks 2

What sources of information are included in the Inspec Database? We cover all the important journals, including: n Ad Hoc Networks n Computer Communications n Digital Signal Processing n Electronics Letters n EURASIP Journal on Applied Signal Processing n European Transactions on Telecommunications n IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters n IEEE Communications Letters n IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications n IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation n IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech and Language n IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting n IEEE Transactions on Communications n IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics n IEEE Transactions on Image Processing n IEEE Transactions on Information Theory n IEEE Transactions on Multimedia n IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing n IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology n IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications n IEEE Wireless Communications n IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking n IEICE Transactions on Communications n IET Communications n IET Microwaves, Antennas & Propagation n IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation n International Journal of Communication Systems n International Journal of Mobile Communications n International Journal of Network Management n International Journal of Satellite Communications and Networking n Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications n Journal of Optical Networking n Microwave and Optical Technology Letters n Mobile Networks and Applications n Optics Communications n Radio Science n Radioelectronics and Communications Systems n Signal Processing n Speech Communication n Transactions on Image Processing n Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing n Wireless Personal Communications n WSEAS Transactions on Communications n WSEAS Transactions on Signal Processing We cover all the important conferences, including: n Active and Passive Optical Components for Communications n European Conference on Antennas and Propagation n European Conference on Optical Communication n European Radar Conference n IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference on Applied Electromagnetics n IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference n IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference n IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing n IEEE International Conference on Image Processing n IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing n IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing and Communications n IEEE International Symposium on Communication Systems, Networks & Digital Signal Processing n IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility n IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory n IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications n IEEE International Symposium on Wireless Communication Systems n IEEE Radar Conference n IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference n IET International Radar Conference n International Conference on Antennas, Radar, and Wave Propagation n International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology n International Symposium on Communications and Information Technologies 3

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Telecommunication related classification codes B Section Electrical & Electronics B5000 Electromagnetic fields B5100 Electric and magnetic fields B5110 Electrostatics B5120 Magnetostatics B5130 Magnetic effects of electric currents B5140 Electromagnetic induction B5150 Moving charges in electric and magnetic fields B5180 Electromagnetic device applications B5180D Electrostatic devices B5180F Solenoids and electromagnets B5180W Other electromagnetic device applications B5200 Electromagnetic waves, antennas and propagation B5210 Electromagnetic wave propagation B5210C Radiowave propagation B5210E Light propagation B5210H Electromagnetic wave propagation in plasma B5230 Electromagnetic compatibility and interference B5240 Transmission line theory B5240D Waveguide and cavity theory B5260 Antenna theory B5270 Antennas B5270B Single antennas B5270D Antenna arrays B5270F Antenna accessories B6000 Communications B6100 Information and communication theory B6110 Information theory B6120 Modulation and coding methods B6120B Codes B6120D Cryptography B6130 Speech and audio signal processing B6130C Speech and audio coding B6130E Speech recognition and synthesis B6135 Optical, image and video signal processing B6135C Image and video coding B6135E Image recognition B6140 Signal processing and detection B6140B Filtering methods in signal processing B6140M Signal detection B6150 Communication system theory B6150C Communication switching B6150D Communication channel equalisation and identification B6150E Multiple access communication B6150J Queueing systems B6150M Protocols B6150P Communication network design, planning and routing B6200 Telecommunication B6210 Telecommunication applications B6210C Network management B6210D Telephony B6210F Telegraphy B6210G Electronic mail B6210H Facsimile transmission B6210J Telemetry B6210K Viewdata and teletext B6210L Computer communications B6210M ISDN B6210P Teleconferencing B6210Q Intelligent networks B6210R B6210Z B6215 B6220 B6220B B6220C B6220F B6220J B6220M Multimedia communications Other data transmission Telecommunication power supplies Stations and subscriber equipment Subscriber loops Telephone stations ISDN and multimedia terminal equipment Modems Codecs, coders and decoders B6220W Other telecommunication terminals and equipment B6230 B6230B B6230D B6230F B6230H B6230Y B6240 B6240D B6240G B6240J B6240Z B6250 B6250B B6250D B6250F B6250G B6250H B6250K B6250Z B6260 B6260C B6260F B6260M B6260S B6270 B6300 B6310 B6320 B6320C B6320E B6330 B6360 B6400 B6410 B6420 B6420B B6420D B6430 B6430B B6430C B6430D B6430F B6430G B6430H B6430J B6450 B6450B B6450D B6450F Switching centres and equipment Electronic switching systems and exchanges Other telephone exchanges Integrated switching and transmission systems Photonic switching systems Other switching systems Transmission line links and equipment Waveguide and coaxial cable systems Submarine cable systems Power line systems Other transmission line links Radio links and equipment Radio access systems Point-to-point radio systems Mobile radio systems Satellite communication systems Space communication systems Wireless sensor networks Other radio links Optical communication Optical communication equipment Optical fibre networks Multiplexing and switching in optical communication Free-space optical links Other telecommunication systems and equipment Radar and radio navigation Radar theory Radar equipment, systems and applications Optical radar Sonar and acoustic radar Radionavigation and direction finding Radioastronomical techniques and equipment Radio, television and audio Legislation, frequency allocation and spectrum pollution Radio and television broadcasting Radio and television transmitters Radio and television receivers Television and video equipment, systems and applications Electronic news gathering High definition television CATV and wired systems Closed circuit television Video on demand and video servers Video recording Applications of television systems Audio equipment and systems Hi-Fi equipment and systems Audio recording media and techniques Sound synthesizers 11

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