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AC Theory National Electrical Contractor Association

AC Theory By National Electrical Contractor Association

AC Theory by National Electrical Contractor Association


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Beginning with a review of the methods and techniques of DC theory, this book adds the concepts of capacitance and inductance as they relate to alternating current (AC) theory and features a host of circuit analysis tools that build on concepts already learned. It also discusses how to analyze the possible combination of RLC circuits.

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AC Theory by National Electrical Contractor Association

This book begins where DC Theory leaves off, building on that foundation of learning the fundamentals. Beginning with a review of the methods and techniques of DC theory, this book adds the concepts of capacitance and inductance as they relate to alternating current (AC) theory and features a host of circuit analysis tools that will build on concepts already learned. An introduction to vectors and complex numbers is followed by an immersion into AC concepts as they compare to DC theory. Polyphase circuits, AC and DC generators, and inductance and capacitance in AC circuits are subsequently explored. The last and largest part of the book discusses how to analyze all the possible combination of RLC circuits including series, parallel, and combination circuits.

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CIN1401856853G
9781401856854
1401856853
AC Theory by National Electrical Contractor Association
Used - Good
Hardback
Cengage Learning, Inc
20040304
320
N/A
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