Practical Electrical Engineering, Direct Currents

"Practical Electrical Engineering, Direct Currents: A Manual for Use in Industrial and Evening Schools and for Home Study" is a comprehensive guide designed for students and professionals seeking a thorough understanding of direct current electrical systems. Authored by Harry George Cisin, this manual provides practical knowledge and techniques essential for working with direct current circuits and equipment.

Originally published in 1922, this book remains a valuable resource for anyone studying or working in electrical engineering. It covers fundamental principles, practical applications, and problem-solving methods. Whether used in an industrial school setting, an evening class, or for self-directed learning, this book offers clear explanations and illustrative examples to enhance comprehension.

Explore the core concepts of direct current electricity with this timeless guide.

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