Engineering
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- 1. Getting a Standard -- From the Library
Explore engineering articles, patents, standards, and other information.
Your Librarians
Stephen Stich 410-516-8357 sstich@jhu.edu
Susan Vazakas 410-516-4153 svazakas@jhu.edu
Susan Vazakas 410-516-4153 svazakas@jhu.edu
Standards from the Library
Look in the library catalog.
- Eisenhower Library does have a few print standards, including some from ISO
The IEEE database, called "IEEE Xplore," contains the full text of IEEE journal articles, conference proceedings, and *published* standards from 1988 to the present.
- This database includes *some* ANSI, IEC, IEC/IEEE, and ISO/IEEE standards
We do not have access to the following IEEE standards:
- Draft and unpublished standards -- they are listed, but the full text is not included
- Arc Flash standards
- Smart Grid Vision Documents (located in the Standards section but not really Standards)
Full text of ASTM standards and many ISO standards.
- If a license comes up, you may "agree"
- Make sure to notice whether the standard is "active," rather than "historical" or "withdrawn"
The library has a few other standards, such as these ISO's.
- If we don't have what you're looking for, your next step is to go here.