Description:
The book introduces basics of entrepreneurship and a methodology for study of entrepreneurship in electrical and other engineering fields. Entrepreneurship is considered here in three fields of electrical engineering: power semiconductor devices, power electronics and electric machines and drive systems, and their current practice.
Review Quotes:
''The author makes an important case, presenting the difficulty for a fresh engineering graduate to immediately conform to a business environment, where the outcomes are not sufficiently predictable, and specialized engineering skills falter without adaptation. This principle is excellently tied to a presentation of cutting-edge technologies in the energy sector, encouraging picking up old engineering textbooks for an in-depth understanding in pursuit of staying engaging to the entrepreneur...The text provides an excellent reading flow, introducing core contents before delving into its main purpose in a concise way, remaining engaging throughout. A table of contents, a rich index, and numerous high-quality images and schemes are included. Extensive references and prompts for additional reading are found throughout the book, placed and indexed cleanly and by necessity...''
Fernando A. Silva and Marian P. Kazmierkowski, IEEE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS MAGAZINE