Dynamos, Alternators and Transformers

Dynamos, Alternators and Transformers by Gisbert Kapp offers a detailed exploration of the principles and construction of electrical machinery. This classic work provides a comprehensive understanding of the design and operation of dynamos, alternators, and transformers, essential components in electrical power systems.

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