Electrical Engineering Problems. Part I. Direct Current Circuits and Apparatus. Part II. Alternating Current Circuits and Apparatus

"Electrical Engineering Problems" is a comprehensive guide to understanding and solving problems related to direct and alternating current circuits and apparatus. Originally published in 1913, this book offers a detailed look into the electrical engineering practices of the early 20th century. Part I focuses on direct current circuits and apparatus, while Part II delves into alternating current circuits and equipment.

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