Illustrated Encyclopedia of Electrical Engineering (Fig)

Author: (Japan) Sogen Waku
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book begins with the world of electricity around us, starting from people's daily lives, the relationship between humans and electricity, and the connection between the Earth's environment, social life, and electricity. It gradually delves into the fundamental knowledge of electricity and electronics, power systems and related electrical equipment, as well as the relevant technologies of electrical engineering, and ultimately covers information technology and its applications. This book is part of the OHM Practical Handbook series. The series consists of five volumes, each summarizing the basic theoretical knowledge of various disciplines, typical applications, and new development trends, accompanied by clear and accurate explanations. The content is concise, refined, and focused, providing a comprehensive overview while clarifying concepts, offering essential knowledge support for on-site engineering technicians. With a wide range of applications and high reference value, it is a distinctive and valuable reference tool. This book comprehensively introduces the rich and diverse world of electricity. Starting from the world of electricity around us, including people's daily lives, the relationship between humans and electricity, and the connection between the Earth's environment, social life, and electricity, it gradually explores the fundamental knowledge of electricity and electronics, power systems and related electrical equipment, as well as the technologies of electrical engineering, and ultimately covers information technology and its applications. The text is easy to understand, avoiding the mere listing of complex mathematical formulas. The target readers include middle school students, high school students, housewives, and a broad range of the general public.