Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering and Technology

William D. Stanley, John Hackworth, Richard L. Jones (Autoren)

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576 Seiten

2006
Delmar Cengage Learning
978-1-4180-0020-2 (ISBN)

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This contemporary overview of the electrical and electronics field strikes an effective balance between basic concepts and current relevant topics while also exploring common areas of application. Early chapters are devoted to the fundamentals of DC circuits, basic transient circuits, and steady-state AC circuits, followed by coverage of linear and digital electronics. Emphasis is then directed toward the electro-mechanical areas of the field including magnetic circuits, three-phase circuits, DC and AC machines, and power transformers. Optional MultiSIM exercises are also included so that many of the same types of experiences that would be obtained in a supporting laboratory can be met with the accompanying software and a PC.

PART I, Basic Circuit Analysis Chapter 1, Fundamental DC Circuits Chapter 2, General DC Circuit Analysis Chapter 3, Transient Circuits PART II, Alternating Current Circuits Chapter 4, AC Circuits I Chapter 5, AC Circuits II PART III, Electronic Devices and Linear Electronics Chapter 6, Diodes And Their Applications Chapter 7, Transistors Chapter 7, Operational Amplifiers PART IV, Digital Electronics Chapter 9, Digital Circuits: Basic Combinational Forms Chapter 10, Digital Circuits: Advanced Combinational Forms Chapter 11, Digital Circuits: Sequential Forms PART V, Power System Fundamentals Chapter 12, Magnetic Circuits Chapter 13, Three-Phase Circuits Chapter 14, Transformers PART VI, Electrical Machines Chapter 15, DC Machines Chapter 16, AC Machines PART VII, Current Additional Topics Chapter 17, Programmable Logic Controllers Chapter 18, Digital Data Systems And Communications

Erscheint lt. Verlag	5.8.2006
Verlagsort	Clifton Park
Sprache	englisch
Maße	213 x 277 mm
Gewicht	1339 g
Themenwelt	Technik ► Elektrotechnik / Energietechnik
ISBN-10	1-4180-0020-5 / 1418000205
ISBN-13	978-1-4180-0020-2 / 9781418000202
Zustand	Neuware