Electromagnetic Compatibility in Power Systems (Lattarulo, F., ed.; 2007) - [Book Review]

This 11-chapter book gives a broad summary of the electromagnetic compatibility problem that reviews physical phenomena (lightning, electromagnetic disturbances) that contribute to electromagnetic compatibility problems in buildings and transmission lines, evaluation, electromagnetic compatibility problems involving the human body, power quality assessment criteria, active rectifiers, and power filters to mitigate harmonic propagation. Each chapter begins with an introduction and is supplemented with a summary and a well-selected list of references at the end. The book is recommended for a wide audience of research and development engineers who are interested in design of modern energy and distributed power systems with special emphasis on electromagnetic compatibility problems and their mitigation. The book can also be used for advanced senior-level courses at the university level.