博客來Direct and Alternating Current Manual, by Frederick Bedell, offers a comprehensive exploration of electrical theory and practical applications. Originally published in 1914, this manual provides detailed directions for testing both direct and alternating current systems. The text emphasizes a clear and accessible discussion of the underlying principles, making it invaluable for students, engineers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of electricity.
Bedell’s work is a testament to the early advancements in electrical engineering. Readers will appreciate the meticulous approach to explaining complex concepts, accompanied by practical guidance for conducting tests and measurements. This book serves as both a historical record of early 20th-century electrical practices and a useful resource for those interested in the fundamentals of electrical science.
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