Laboratory Work in Electrical Engineering (Preliminary Grade): A Series of Laboratory Experiments for First and Second Year Students of Electrical Engineering

Excerpt from Laboratory Work in Electrical Engineering (Preliminary Grade): A Series of Laboratory Experiments for First and Second Year Students of Electrical Engineering

The last chapter (section M) consists of a series of purely technological experiments of a miscellaneous character. The author wishes to draw special attention to the fact that almost every experiment in this and the preceding chapter is followed by an example actually worked by his own students at Blackburn. These examples, besides serving to indicate the degree of accuracy expected from an average student, will also afford considerable help to a student carrying out the experiment. For obvious reasons these practical examples are not written up quite complete. An elementary knowledge only of algebra has been assumed.

The author would be glad at any time to receive and acknowledge suggestions for additional experiments for this chapter to be inserted as an appendix in a future edition.

Attention is also drawn to the standard specifications in Appendix I., and to the Tables, etc., in Appendix II., which contain all the figures of reference required in the book.

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