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This app is a comprehensive app for electrical engineering students.

This app is a comprehensive app for electrical engineering students. The app comprises chapters, which cover the entire syllabus of electrical engineering (A textbook of Electrical Technology Thereja All Volumes ) all in one. In addition, which help the students in understanding the concepts better. This app is essential for electrical engineering students and educators alike.

What is Electrical Technology?

Commercial Applications & Electrical Projects / By Aggeliki K. / Electrical Engineering

How Electrical Technology Began

Electricity was first discovered in the 1700s by Benjamin Franklin who performed the first electricity experiment in history. Since then, many others including Ampere, Faraday, Ohm, and Oersted managed to develop simple electrical devices after having understood the basic electrical principles. Much later, in 1904, Fleming's diode opened a new horizon for the advent of electronic components.

Electric devices, vehicles and communicational systems have been available since then; home appliances, airplanes, computers, automobiles, spacecraft, medical equipment and many more have become part of our everyday life. In just three hundred years, electrical technology has managed to revolutionize the way we live, transform the urban and rural environment, and bring about problems unknown to former generations.

FOR THE STUDENTS OF B.SC.(ENGG.) ; B.E. B.TECH . (ELECTRONICS). Table of Contents 1.Electric Current & Ohm'S Law 2.Division Of Current 3.Network Analysis 4.Work, Power & Energy 5.Electrostatics 6.Capacitance 7.Magnetism & Electromagnetism 8.Electromagnetic Induction 9.Magnetic Hysteresis 10.D.C Generators 11.Generator Characteristics 12.D.C.Motor 13.Speed Control Of D.C.Motors 14.Chemical Effects Of Current 15.Electrical Instruments & Measurements 16.A.C.Fundamentals 17.Series A. C. Circuits 18.Parallel A. C. Circuits 19.Complex Algebra & A. C. Circuits 20.Three Phase. Circuits 21.Transformer 22.Three Phase Induction Moter 23.Single Phase Moters 24.Alternators 25.Synchronous Motor 26.Q & A On Electric Machinery 27.Semi ? Conductor Physics 28.Semi ? Conductor Diodes 29.Optoelectronic Devices 30.Bipolar Juction Transistors 31.Load Line & Biasing Circuits 32.Transistor

App of electrical technology: ac and dc machines elaborately covers the topics, ac and dc machines, which is a part of electrical technology. Electrical technology, as a subject, covers various divisions of electrical engineering like basic electrical engineering, electronics, control systems, instrumentation and communication systems. The app discusses and explains various theories related to ac and dc machines. The chapters consist of various exercises, examples, and multiple illustrations that aid in understanding the subject better. This app is suitable for students, and has been written in simple language. Various solved examples help in simplifying the subject matter, and the illustrations make it visually more engaging to students. The topics covered in the app range from dc generators and dc motors to alternators and synchronous motors. Special importance has been laid on chapters discussing motors.

Speaking in terms of engineering, electronic engineering is actually a sub-field of electrical engineering, dealing with the fields of information, communication, and electronic components. By contrast, electrical engineering focuses on larger-scale schemes, power and control systems, robotics, manufacturing processes. Electronic engineers are mostly involved in the design and monitoring of integrated circuits and electronic components (transistors, diodes, etc.) for a variety of applications such as televisions, computers, mobile phones, radios, DVD, MP3 players, and so on.

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