Magnetic Circuits and Transformers: A First Course for Power and Communication Engineers

by MIT Department of Electrical Engineering, Karl T. Compton (Foreword)

When originally published in the early 1940s, this series was hailed in the New York Times because it emphasizes "method of thought, and not mere acquisition of facts." This volume extends the circuit theory begun in the first volume into the field of magnetic circuits, and covers both heavy-current power and light-current control, measurement, and communication applications of magnetic materials and transformers.

742 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1943

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