A dictionary of electrical terms : including electrical communication /

By:

Roget, Samuel Romilly

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Pitman, c1941.Edition: 4th ed., rev. and enlargedDescription: vii, 432 pISBN:

0273409492

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

621.303 ROG

LOC classification:

QC505 .R6 1941

Summary: The range covered embraces electric light, power, and traction; electrical communication, including radio, and other miscellaneous applications, in some detail; as well as the general science of electricity and magnetism, without proceeding too far into its ramifications in the directions of pure physics and chemistry, in one direction nor with the commercial side of industries dependent upon electrical methods in the other.

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The range covered embraces electric light, power, and traction; electrical communication, including radio, and other miscellaneous applications, in some detail; as well as the general science of electricity and magnetism, without proceeding too far into its ramifications in the directions of pure physics and chemistry, in one direction nor with the commercial side of industries dependent upon electrical methods in the other.

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