A Treatise on the Elements of Electrical Engineering, a Text Book for Colleges, and Technical Schools, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint)

This treatise on theE lements of Electrical Engineering nas been written to encourage a first course in Electrical Engineering covering both direct and alternating current machines and systems. The emphasis throughout is on the simple physics of the subject and on operating engineering. W. S. Franklin sE lectric Lighting and Miscellaneous Applications of Electricity (T heM acmillan Co., 1912) will henceforth be known as Volume II ofF ranklin sE lements of Electrical Engineering. Franklin andE stys Elements of Electrical Engineering (V olume I, Direct Currents, Volume II, Alternating Currents) remains in print as heretofore. The author is under obligations toP rofessor Barry MacN utt for freedom to use material from Franklin and MacN utt sG eneral Physics. Wm. S. Franklin. July 14. 1917.
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