Transformer Engineering
Subtitle: A Treatise on the Theory, Operation, and Application of Transformers
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: May 1982
Format: Textbook Binding
Number of pages: 500
ISBN-13: 9780471083498
Subjects: Transformers
First sentence: The almost universal use of the alternating-current system for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy is largely due to the fact that circuits of different voltages can be linked by a simple, convenient, and reliable device--the static transformer--making it possible for the generator, the transmission line, the secondary distribution system, and, finally, the great variety of loads to be operated at their most suitable voltages.
Table of contents: label: I.
pagenum: 1
title: The General Nature Of Transformer Problems; label: II.
pagenum: 8
title: Excitation Characteristics of the Transformer Exciting Current and Core Loss; label: III.
pagenum: 39
title: Non-Triple Harmonic Phenomena Due to Transformer Exciting Current; label: Index
pagenum: 495
title: Index