Standard handbook for electrical engineers
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Standard handbook for electrical engineers
McGraw-Hill, c2007
15th ed
Available at 1 libraries
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers has served the EE field for nearly a century. Originally published in 1907, through 14 previous editions it has been a required resource for students and professionals. This new 15th edition features new material focusing on power generation and power systems operation - two longstanding strengths of the handbook that have recently become front-burner technology issues. At the same time, the entire format of the handbook will be streamlined, removing archaic sections and providing a quick, easy look-up experience.
Table of Contents
CONTRIBUTORSPREFACESection 1: Units, Symbols, Definitions, and Conversion FactorsSection 2: Electric and Magnetic CircuitsSection 3: Measurements and InstrumentsSection 4: Properties of MaterialsSection 5: GenerationSection 6: Prime MoversSection 7: Alternating-Current GeneratorsSection 8: Direct-Current GeneratorsSection 9: Hydroelectric Power GenerationSection 10: Power System ComponentsSection 11: Alternate Sources of PowerSection 12: Electric Power System EconomicsSection 13: Project EconomicsSection 14: Transmission SystemsSection 15: Direct Current Power TransmissionSection 16: Power-System OperationSection 17: SubstationsSection 18: Power DistributionSection 19: Wiring Design for Commercial and Industrial BuildingsSection 20: Motors and DrivesSection 21: Industrial and Commercial Applications of Electric PowerSection 22: Power ElectronicsSection 23: Power Quality and ReliabilitySection 24: Grounding SystemsSection 25: Computer Applications in the Electric Power IndustrySection 26: IlluminationSection 27: Lightning and Overvoltage protectionSection 28: Standards in Electrotechnology, Telecommunications, and Information TechnologyINDEX
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