The Storage of Electrical Energy: And Researches in the Effects Created by Currents Combining Quantity With High Tension

This book is a comprehensive guide to the storage of electrical energy and researches in the effects created by currents combining quantity with high tension. Gaston Planté, a French physicist, invented the lead-acid battery in 1859 and his working principles are still used in modern-day technology. This seminal work examines the use of batteries in industry, electric vehicles, telecommunications and much more, providing the perfect introduction for anyone interested in this fascinating field.

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