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A COURSE IN DC MACHINES & TRANSFORMERS (PERFORMANCE, MODELING AND DESIGN)
- Author Dr K.N Srinivas
- ISBN: 978-93-92549-19-9
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₹ 369.00
| Book Detail | |
| About The Author's | Dr. K.N. Srinivas has a rich experience of about 33 years, which includes mainly academics alongwith research and industrial experience on Electric Machines. A PhD holder from Anna University, he has three textbooks to his credit titled Basic Electrical Engineering. He has about 47 ScI/WoS research publications, including the publishers IEEE Transactions, Wiley, Springer, Taylor & Francis and Elsevier. He has travelled abroad including USA, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, London and Dubai to present his research findings at various IEEE international forums. He has successfully executed two funded research projects on Magnetic sensors funded by DRDO and DST. Dr. K.N. Srinivas has produced undergraduate students with research training in Electric Machines who are spread across the globe technically serving the subject. He has produced three PhD scholars successfully and held major academic and administrative positions during his expertise spanning over three decades. He is a recipient of IEEE best research paper award and presently teaching with SRM IST, Ramapuram Campus, Chennai, India. |
| Category | Electrical And Electronics Engineering |
| What's special / Useful in this book | NEW EDUCATION POLICY COMPLIANCE Model Curriculum Outcome Based Education Bloom's Taxonomy |
| ISBN-13 | 978-93-92549-19-9 |
| ASIN | 92549-19-9 |
| Language | English |
| Edition | First |
| Pages | 379 |
| Preface | |
| Preface | This textbook provides comprehensive treatment on two major Electric Machines, viz., the DC Machines and the Transformers. Initial six chapters are allotted for DC Machines. The performance, design and modelling of DC Machines are thoroughly presented in these chapters in a lecture-type approach with many numerical examples to register the topics profoundly. Then the performance and design of transformers are presented in two separate chapters with number of worked examples of various higher order thinking standards. In almost all the technical institutions offering diploma and undergraduate degree programmes in Electrical Engineering, this textbook will appeal greatly to the students, because this forms the core subject. Engineers inquisitively preparing for competitive exams and higher studies entrance exams such as GATE will benefit in their preparations by studying from this textbook. 'Reflection Section' at different conceptual stages, will help the students to recollect the rudiments in full without further ambiguities. The concept check, multiple choice questions and exercise problems, will assist the students to attain the intended chapter outcomes. |
| Table of Contents | |
| Table of Contents | 1. Principles of Electromechanical Energy Conversion 2. DC Generators 3. Parallel Operation & Testing of DC Generators 4. DC Motors 5. Modelling of DC Machines 6. DC Machine Design 7. Transformers 8. Transformer Design |