TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kimberly E.E
TI  - Electrical Engineering
U1  - 621 22
PY  - 1951///
CY  - Scranton 
PB  - The Harddon Craftsmen, Inc
KW  - Electricity
KW  - Electric Circuits
N1  -   Table Content
Introduction
Chapter 1 Magnetic fields and the generation of electromotive force
Magnetic field 
Electromotive force produced by motion 
Fleming's right hand rulles 
Electromotive force produced by change of flux linkages
Magnetic field about a conductor carrying current .
Etc.
 
Chapter 2 Commercial forms of electromotive force: power and energy 
Commercial forms of electromotive forces: power and energy

Chapter 3 The electric circuit 
Application of Ohm's law.
Voltage rise and voltage drop
Comparison of direct and alternating current 
Alternating current in resistive circuits 
Resistors in series
Etc.

Chapter 4 Electromotive forces in conductors in series
Use of vectors 
Phase displacement 
Addition of voltages with phase displacement 
A more convenient notation 
The polar form of vector representation 
Etc.

Chapter 5 Circuits with resistance, Inductance and capacitance 
Inductance 
Mutual inductance 
Inductive reactance 
Circuits with resistance 
Series circuit of more than one part with resistance and inductance 
Etc.

Chapter 6 Electrical conductors
Resistance of conductor
Wire gages 
Change in resistance with change in temperature 
Economical size of wire

Chapter 7 Electromagnets
Magnetic circuit 
Magnetomotive force
Permeability and saturation of Iron 
Series magnetic circuits 
Parrallel magnetic circuit 
Etc.

Chapter 8 Electrical Transients 
Direct current transients 
Current transient in a purely inductive circuit 
Current transient when RL circuit is closed 
Time constant of the RL circuit
Storage of electromagnetic energy 
Etc.

Chapter 9 Polyphase circuits
Classes of circuits 
The use of the double subscript 
Three phase circuits 
Phase sequence 
Electromotive forces in delta 
Etc.

Chapter 10 The direct current machines 
Types of direct current machines 
Armature of direct current generator 
The commutor 
The elementary generator
Brushes 
Windings 
Etc.

Chapter 11 The D-C Machine as a motor: force on a conductor 
Carrying a current in a magnetic field 
Lenz's law 
Simultaneous application of Farday's law and Lenz' law 
The shunt motor 
Interpole connections in motor 
Calculation of Torque 
Etc.

Chapter 12 Losses efficiency and rating of direct-current machines
Types of losses 
Loss in shunt-field circuit of D-C generator 
Loss in the Armature circuit  
Losses by Windage and other friction ( Mechanical losses)
Stray load loss 
Etc.


Chapter 13 Mechanical connection between motor and load 
Direct drive and gear head motors
Belt drives 
Gear drives 
Calculation of accelerting time

Chapter 14 Conversion of D-C generator 
Similarity of motor to generator 
Conversion of shunt machine
Conversion of compound interpole type machine.

Chapter 15 Control of direct current motors
Starting of D-C motors 
Drum controllers 
Automatic starters 
Counter-emf starters 
Series-relaystarters
Etc.

Chapter 16 Electrical Instruments and meters
Types of instruments 
Direct current volmeters  (D'Arsonval type)
; Includes Index: p 391-394
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