Theory and Calculation Alternating Current Phenomena (Classic Reprint)

While the book is not intended as first instruction for a beginner, but presupposes some knowledge of electrical engineering, I have endeavored to make it as elementary as possible, and have therefore only used common algebra and trigonometry, practically excluding calculus, except in 106 to 115 and Appendix II.; and even 106 to 115 have been, paralleled by the elementary approximation of the same phenomenon in 102 to 105. All the methods used in the book have been introduced and explicitly discussed, with instances of their application, the first part of the book being devoted to this. In the investigation of alternating-current phenomena and apparatus, one method only has usually been employed, though the other available methods are sufficiently explained to show their application.
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