Power System Analysis

William Stevenson’s Power System Analysis is the original and best source of knowledge on power transmission systems and their theoretical design.

Really reliable! I received it before i expected and i just can say it was one of the best deals i've ever made.

thought I bought the used version, came new without additional cost. This is one of the best engineering resources available. stevenson has been around for decades and it is the same quality that it has always been.

This book is just very good,if u're a teacher u'll love this book, for an undergraduate class's u have everything u need to make your class's just complete and scientifically complete, i'm very satisfied with this purchase.

This was the exact book I needed and I used it accordingly to my professors assignments. It was cheap and I shared it with my classmates.

I am in a class that requires this book, and let me just let everyone aware that this book is not a true text book. For those that are new to this field, this is one tough book to start with. I wish my school would select a different book.My problems with this book as a new student trying to learn power analysis:1- No step-by-step methods: it goes from setup of a problem to the answer.2- Unfriendly examples: you get examples that were already explained within the reading.3- No appendix that has formulas or basic information: since this is not a text book, this problem just shows that in a textbook you have them and here they are not included.4- Jumps into the supject: This is assuming that you know everything by heart before going into detailed subjects.For what this book is, I am sure it does it well - for those that are in the industry and want a supplement to help your daily needs, then this might be fine. For those that are new students in the power engineering/ electrical engineering that want a book to learn from, I advise to look for an honest text book.

Most boring, math-intensive book I have ever purchased. I have a BS in engineering, and read enjoy reading advanced technical literature. Other concepts such as diffusion tensor imaging and machine learning can easily be explained with very little math. This incredibly boring book tries to take an otherwise interesting topic (which is the industry in which I am professionally employed) and turn it into a bunch of dusty math. Seriously, no one will become excited about the electrical power industry with a book like this...

A classic text for all electrical power engineers