Synopsis
The Alternating Current Transformer (English Edition) by F. G. Baum is a foundational technical work devoted to the principles, behavior, and practical understanding of the alternating current transformer. Written with the clarity and rigor of an engineer addressing real-world electrical problems, it guides readers through the essential theory that underpins transformer action and the methods used to analyze performance under operating conditions.
With a strong focus on core electrical concepts—such as magnetic circuits, induced electromotive force, leakage reactance, regulation, and losses—this book presents a structured approach to understanding how transformers are designed, modeled, and applied in power systems. It connects fundamental physical ideas to the calculations and reasoning used to predict voltage transformation, efficiency, heating, and behavior under varying loads.
Ideal for students of electrical engineering, practicing engineers, and technically minded readers interested in classic power engineering literature, The Alternating Current Transformer offers a detailed exploration of transformer fundamentals that remain relevant for anyone seeking a deeper grasp of AC power technology and its analytical foundations.
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Présentation de l'éditeur
The Alternating Current Transformer by F. G. Baum. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1903 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.
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