Some databases, like IEEE/IEE Library, contain full-text articles. However, many of the databases you can use to find journal articles are called Abstracting and Indexing databases because they contain citation information, such as author, journal, publication date, the abstract of the article, etc.

This citation information can be used to help locate the full-text in the following ways:

• Link to the full-text of the article in another database by clicking on a button that says find it @ SU.
• If you don't see the find it @ SU button, search Socrates, the Stanford Libraries Catalog, by Periodical Title to determine if the journal is available to you through the Stanford Libraries.
• If the journal is not in the Socrates, you can request it from another library via Interlibrary Borrowing.

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• Compendex (Engineering Village) Contains over 9 million records and references over 5,000 international engineering sources including journal, conference, and trade publications. Also known as Engineering Index.
• IEEE Xplore Provides full-text (pdf) access to the publications of both the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE); includes all journals, magazines, standards and conference proceedings.
• INSPEC Provides a comprehensive index to the published literature in physics, electrical/electronic engineering, computing, control engineering, information technology, production, manufacturing and mechanical engineering as well as materials science, oceanography, nuclear engineering, geophysics, biomedical engineering and biophysics. Coverage begins in 1898.
• SPIE digital library Covers proceedings in photonics, optics, nano- and micro- technologies, medical imaging in over 260,000 technical papers from SPIE Journals and Conference Proceedings from 1990 to the present.
• Web of Science An international, multidisciplinary index to the literature of science, technology, and biomedicine. Over 4,000 journals representing all scientific disciplines are indexed. The database covers 1900 to the present, and records from January 1991 to the present include abstracts. Cited reference searching is a valuable feature of the database. Science citation index expanded and is available via ISI Web of Knowledge/Web of Science. The database is also known as ISI SciSearch
• Scitopia.org A free federated vertical search portal for 21 professional scholarly societies. Content sources include: three million articles and conference proceedings 50 million patents from the world's major patent offices full-text documents from the US Dept of Energy Information Bridge site.

The library collection includes thousands of titles for reference and research. To find print books in the library, search our library catalog, Socrates. You can also find many e-books in the catalog or you may want to browse our collection of E-Book Resources.

KNOVEL Handbooks Subject Area - Electronics & Semiconductors (221 titles)

SciTechNetBase Subject Area - Engineering-Electrical

Wiley

• Wiley encyclopedia of electrical and electronics engineering [electronic resource]
• Encyclopedia of smart materials [electronic resource] .
• Encyclopedia of Telecommunications [electronic resource]

ScienceDirect/Elsevier

• The electrical engineering handbook / Wai-Kai Chen, editor-in-chief, 2005 .
• Digital Signal Processing/J.D. Broesh, 2008
• RF Circuit Design/ Bowick, Blyler & Ajluni, 2008

Oxford

• Newnes electrical power engineer's handbook / [edited by] D.F. Warne, 2005

Standards

• ASTM Digital Library--Follow the My Standards link Full-text access to the 12,000+ ASTM standards collection.
• IEEE Xplore--Full text access to IEEE and IEE standards covering electrical and computer engineering, electronics, computer science and physics. Also includes access to IEEE draft standards.
• International Telecommunication Union (ITU-T)--ITU-T is the leading publisher of telecommunication technology, regulatory and standard information. Many of the over 3000 ITU-T Recommendations can be downloaded for free. These are also available in print via Socrates

Following are links to RSS feeds for a number of Electrical Engineering journals and related news sources. To subscribe to the feed, click on the link or paste it into your RSS reader. For more information on RSS feeds, see "What is RSS?"

News
IEEE Spectrum Online news and features including:

• Techblog
• Energywise Blog
• Webcasts
• Videos

Journals
Many of the databases and journal publishers allow you to set up an RSS feed for a particular journal.

IEEE Xplore
RSS feeds are available for recently posted journal, transaction, and magazine issues. Each feed will contain the publication’s title and table of contents with a link to IEEE Xplore.

To create an RSS alert:

1. Log onto IEEE Xplore
2. Click the link for Browse Journals & Magazines to view a publication's home page
3. Click on the Journal title to link to the RSS option for that title
4. Select the RSS icon to view the feed XML in your browser.
   OR
   Copy and paste the XML URL into your RSS reader, or to a browser that supports RSS feeds.

Alternately, you can sign up to get an e-mail alert when new content is added to IEEE Explore:

1. Log onto IEEE Xplore
2. Click the link for IEEE Content Update
3. Browse the latest update to see recently added content.
4. Select the option at the bottom of the page to set an e-mail alert.

Content Updates are available for Journals and Magazines, Conference Proceedings, and Standards.

SPIE digital library
RSS feeds for any search you create within the SPIE Digital Library. Each journal has RSS available as well.


Optical Society of America (OSA)
Optical Society of America has RSS feeds available for current journal content.


American Institute of Physics (AIOP)
American Institute of Physics can save any query as a dynamic RSS feed.


Institute of Physics Publishing (IOP)
Institute of Physics Publishing (IOP) provides a variety of alerting options for all of its content. Tables of contents are available for all journals via RSS and email. Additionally there are RSS options for news stories, jobs and events.