Electromagnetic Engineering
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Electromagnetic Engineering |
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| Includes the fundamental relation between flux and magnetomotive forces, the magnetic circuit with iron, hysteresis and eddy currents in iron, induced e.m.f. in electrical machinery, exciting ampere-turns in electrical machinery, magnetomotive force of distributed windings, armature reaction in synchronous machines, armature reaction in direct current machines, electromagnetic energy and inductance, the inductance of cables and of transmission lines, the inductance of windings of electrical machinery and the mechanical force and torque due to electromagnetic energy. |
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