First Principles of Electrical Engineering: Being an Attempt to Provide an Elementary Book for Those Who Are Intending to Enter the Profession of Electrical Engineering (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from First Principles of Electrical Engineering: Being an Attempt to Provide an Elementary Book for Those Who Are Intending to Enter the Profession of Electrical Engineering

The aim is not to explain what electricity is, or what it is not, but to give a working foundation to students whose hope is to become practical men. The difficulty has been in a little work of the kind intended for beginners and beginners only, to decide what should go in and what should be left out. It may serve as an introductory study to the writings of Hopkinson, Kapp, Thompson, and other specialists.

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