Electromagnetics, Volume 1
by Steven W. Ellingson · Virginia Tech Publishing
Peer-reviewed open textbook for a first university course in engineering electromagnetics, using a transmission-lines-first approach. Covers vector analysis, electrostatics, steady current, magnetostatics, time-varying fields and plane waves; Volume 2 continues into waveguides, antennas and radiation.
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