The field of electrical measurement continues to grow‎,‎ with new techniques developed each year‎.‎ From the basic thermocouple to cutting‎-edge virtual instrumentation‎,‎ it is also becoming an increasingly ‎"‎digital‎"‎ endeavor‎.‎ Books that attempt to capture the state‎-of‎-the‎-art in electrical measurement are quickly outdated‎.‎ Recognizing the need for a text devoted to the major areas underlying modern electrical measurement‎,‎ Slawomir Tumanski developed Principles of Electrical Measurement‎.‎ This text builds a solid foundation in the necessary background concepts and fundamentals needed to develop and use modern electrical instruments‎.‎ The author first introduces the fundamentals‎-including main terms and definitions‎,‎ methods of estimating accuracy and uncertainty‎,‎ and standards of electrical quantities‎-and the classical methods of measurement‎.‎ He then delves into data acquisition‎,‎ signal conditioning‎,‎ and signal processing for both analog and digital signals‎.‎ The final chapter examines computer measuring systems and virtual measurement techniques‎.‎ By focusing on the aspects that are common to all types of electrical measurement‎,‎ the book ensures a solid understanding that can be easily applied in practice‎.‎ Whether used as an introduction to the field or as a reference to the essential concepts‎,‎ Principles of Electrical Measurement provides the knowledge necessary to develop measurement solutions for any application‎.‎