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Calculations in Fundamental Physics

Electricity and Magnetism

  • 1st Edition - January 1, 1971
  • Latest edition
  • Author: T. Heddle
  • Editors: Robert Robinson, N. Hiller
  • Language: English

Calculations in Fundamental Physics, Volume II: Electricity and Magnetism focuses on the processes, methodologies, and approaches involved in electricity and magnetism. The… Read more

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Calculations in Fundamental Physics, Volume II: Electricity and Magnetism focuses on the processes, methodologies, and approaches involved in electricity and magnetism. The manuscript first takes a look at current and potential difference, including flow of charge, parallel conductors, ammeters, electromotive force and potential difference, and voltmeters. The book then discusses resistance, networks, power, resistivity and temperature, and electrolysis. Topics include shunts and multipliers, resistors in series, distribution circuits, balanced potentiometers, heating, resistance thermometry, and thermistors. The text explains electrolysis and thermoelectricity, including electroplating, Avogadro's number, and thermoelectric power. The manuscript describes magnetic fields and circuits and inductors. Concerns include straight conductors, series circuits, magnetic moments, stored energy, and mutual inductance. The book also takes a look at electric fields, transients, and direct current generators and motors. The manuscript is a dependable reference for readers wanting to be familiar with electricity and magnetism.

Table of contents


Contents

Introduction

Reference Data


1. Current and Potential Difference

Flow of Charge

Parallel Conductors

Ammeters

E.M.F. and P.D.

Voltmeters


2. Resistance

P.D, and Current

Resistors in Series

Internal Resistance

Resistors in Parallel

Shunts and Multipliers


3. Networks

Series-Parallel Circuits

Balanced Potentiometers

Balanced Bridges

Distribution Circuits

Unbalanced Potentiometers and Bridges


4. Power

Power

Heating

Decibels


5. Resistivity and Temperature

Resistivity

Mass of Conductor

Resistivity, Current, and Power

Temperature CoeflBcient at 0°C

Coefficient at Any Temperature

Resistance Thermometry

Thermistors


6. Electrolysis

Electroplating

Voltaic Cells

Faraday's Second Law

Avogadro's Number


7. Thermoelectricity

Thermocouple E.M.F.

Thermoelectric Power


8. D.C. Generators

Flux Cutting

Torque and Power

Shunt Generators


9. D.C. Motors

Torque

Back E.M.F. and Speed

Power and Efficiency


10. Magnetic Fields and Circuits

Straight Conductors

Air-cored Coils

Permeability and Reluctance

Series Circuits

Magnetic Load Line

Energy and Attraction

Parallel Circuits

Permanent Magnets

Magnetic Moments

Susceptibility


11. Inductors

Change of Flux Linkage

Simple Transformer

Self-inductance

Stored Energy

Mutual Inductance

Testing Magnetic Material


12. Capacitors

Capacitance, P.D., and Charge

Charging and Discharging

Series Connection

Series-Parallel Connections

Stored Energy


13. Electric Fields

Inverse Square Law

Potential

Parallel Plates

Energy and Attractive Force

Spheres

Measurement of PermitTivity


14. Transients

Ballistic Galvanometer

Discharge of Capacitor

Charging of Capacitor

Growth of Current in Inductor


15. Alternating E.M.F., P.D., and Current

Simple Alternator

Phasors and Instantaneous Values

Power and R.M.S. Values

Mean Values

Ideal Transformers


16. A.C. Circuits

Inductive Reactance

Inductance and Resistance in Series

Capacitive Reactance

Capacitor and Resistor in Series

Power

Series Resonance

General Series Circuit

Resistor in Parallel with Pure Inductor or Capacitor

Capacitor in Parallel with Inductor

Simple Bridge Circuits

Index


Product details

  • Edition: 1
  • Latest edition
  • Published: October 22, 2013
  • Language: English

About the editor

RR

Robert Robinson

Affiliations and expertise
Recently retired from editorship of Canadian Security magazine

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