| Higher Electrical Engineering |
| In electronics the shift of emphasis to semiconductor devices is reflected in the omission of valve circuits from large sections of the text, in favor of bipolar transistor circuits. The field-effect transistor is dealt with in a later chapter. |
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| Fuel Cell Technology Handbook |
| Fuel Cell Technology Handbook - Fuel cells are one of the cleanest and most efficient technologies for generating electricity. |
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| Ferromagnetic-Core Design and Applications Handbook |
| The work within these chapters is dedicated expressly to engineers, technicians, and college students who arc presently or soon to be involved professionally with electronics. Nearly all modern circuits contain magnetic-core devices of one kind or another. |
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| Electrical Wire and Cable Engineering Design Handbook |
| This handbook contains a wide variety of useful information and quantitative facts as well as authoritative references helpful in the design, development, usage, and maintenance, of wires and cables used in modern Army electronic and electrical systems. |
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| DC AC Motors Types and Applications |
| Energy Conversion schemes are the key ideas (Electromechanically Energy conversion). Energy conversation are mainly Electrical Energy to Mechanical or Mechanical Energy to electrical energy. |
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| Fundamentals of The Theory of Electricity |
| According to modern views, the atoms of all bodies are built of electrically charged particles-relatively light electrons charged negatively and relatively heavy atomic nuclei charged positively. Bodies that are neutral from an electrical viewpoint appear so to u~ only because the negative charge of their electrons equals the positive charge of the atomic nuclei in them. |
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| Electric Motor Repair Handbook |
| This book is not designed to be a “crash course” on electrical motor repair. Rather, it is meant to cover the entire field of motor applications, from the various available motor types to their use and repair. It cannot take the place of experience, but it can give the reader a very sound foundation upon which to build. The book should also prove useful to the experienced electrician or engineer as a review of motor applications. |
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| Electric Motors, Third Edition |
| In order to obtain a clear concept of the principles on which the electric motor operates, it is necessary first to understand the fundamental laws of magnetism and magnetic induction. |
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