Author: Xue Tao, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This textbook was compiled in accordance with the decision of the Electrical and Electronic Technology Discipline Group of the Teaching Guidance Committee for Basic Courses in Mechanical Vocational Education. The basic content aligns with the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of Electrical Engineering Courses in Higher Vocational and Technical Colleges" originally issued by the State Education Commission. The book is divided into three modules: Circuit Basics, Motors and Control, and Power Supply, Power Usage, and Measurement. It covers eight chapters, including DC Circuits, Sinusoidal AC Circuits, Magnetic Circuits and Transformers, Motors, Common Low-Voltage Apparatus and Relay-Contactor Control Circuits, Programmable Controllers, Power Supply and Safe Power Usage, and Basic Knowledge of Electrical Instruments and Measurement. Each chapter ends with review questions and exercises, and the appendix provides reference answers to the exercises. The content is up-to-date, appropriately challenging, concise and fluent, with a strong emphasis on engineering applications. It is suitable for students in non-electrical engineering majors at vocational and technical colleges, as well as for reference by engineering technicians.
Electrical engineering technology
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