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Electric Motor Handbook

by H. Wayne Beaty, James L. Kirtley
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Overview

From portable CD drivers to heavy industry behemoths—all the essential facts about electric motors in one comprehensive reference

It thoroughly covers updated traction

applications, the latest on solid-state motor-drive controllers, electrical and mechanical parameters, specifications, shapes, performance, protection, and every size of motor made—from those used

in portable CDs to the motors required by heavy industry.

Synopsis

From portable CD drivers to heavy industry behemoths—all the

essential facts about electric motors in one comprehensive reference.

This fact-paced handbook is the unrivaled source for professionals who

work in electric motors—whether the applications are commercial,

industrial, or consumer. It thoroughly covers updated traction

applications, the latest on solid-state motor-drive controlers,

electrical and mechanical parameters, specifications, shapes,

performance, protection, and every size of motor made—from those used

in portable CDs to the motors required by heavy industry. The most

authoritative book you can buy on electric motor specifications and

applications!

James L. Kirtley, Jr. is Vice President at Satcom Technology Corporation and Professor (on leave) of Electrical Engineering at MIT.

H. Wayne Beaty is the former managing editor of Electric Light & Power magazine, and coeditor of the Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers

Electric Review

The advent of the personal computer has made the study of electricity an electrical components all the more important. Today, an estimated 3 out of 5 homes have implemented computer systems, and we rely on these instruments in all facets of our daily lives. Accordingly, a true understanding of this topic is necessary for students pursuing science and computer-related degree certification. And that's just where Electric Motor comes into play: In this text students of the discipline will find a wealth of information about all kinds of electric motors and the way that they have been applied to various industries world-wide. Beaty and Kirtley have done an exemplary job in surveying the subject and then creating a manual that is logical and relatively easy to read. In the course of their analysis, the authors discuss the kinds of electrical motors in use today, the ways in which they function, tests to conduct to insure best performance, and ways that motors are designed for different applications. Simply, Electric Motor covers the full spectrum in terms of analyzing the components that drive so many different kinds of systems — from the work place to the home office, and everything between. Seasoned technicians and under-graduate students alike will be served equally well by this handbook as it offers real insight into the ways the engines of the world turn.

In short, Electric Motor should be required reading in all training courses that explore these subjects. Further recommended as a general reference text for both college and public sector libraries.

About the Author, H. Wayne Beaty

James L. Kirtley, Jr. is Vice President at Satcom Technology Corporation and Professor (on leave) of Electrical Engineering at MIT.

H. Wayne Beaty is the former managing editor of Electric Light & Power magazine, and coeditor of the Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers

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Electric Review

The advent of the personal computer has made the study of electricity an electrical components all the more important. Today, an estimated 3 out of 5 homes have implemented computer systems, and we rely on these instruments in all facets of our daily lives. Accordingly, a true understanding of this topic is necessary for students pursuing science and computer-related degree certification. And that's just where Electric Motor comes into play: In this text students of the discipline will find a wealth of information about all kinds of electric motors and the way that they have been applied to various industries world-wide. Beaty and Kirtley have done an exemplary job in surveying the subject and then creating a manual that is logical and relatively easy to read. In the course of their analysis, the authors discuss the kinds of electrical motors in use today, the ways in which they function, tests to conduct to insure best performance, and ways that motors are designed for different applications. Simply, Electric Motor covers the full spectrum in terms of analyzing the components that drive so many different kinds of systems — from the work place to the home office, and everything between. Seasoned technicians and under-graduate students alike will be served equally well by this handbook as it offers real insight into the ways the engines of the world turn.

In short, Electric Motor should be required reading in all training courses that explore these subjects. Further recommended as a general reference text for both college and public sector libraries.

Electric Review

The advent of the personal computer has made the study of electricity an electrical components all the more important. Today, an estimated 3 out of 5 homes have implemented computer systems, and we rely on these instruments in all facets of our daily lives. Accordingly, a true understanding of this topic is necessary for students pursuing science and computer-related degree certification. And that's just where Electric Motor comes into play: In this text students of the discipline will find a wealth of information about all kinds of electric motors and the way that they have been applied to various industries world-wide. Beaty and Kirtley have done an exemplary job in surveying the subject and then creating a manual that is logical and relatively easy to read. In the course of their analysis, the authors discuss the kinds of electrical motors in use today, the ways in which they function, tests to conduct to insure best performance, and ways that motors are designed for different applications. Simply, Electric Motor covers the full spectrum in terms of analyzing the components that drive so many different kinds of systems -- from the work place to the home office, and everything between. Seasoned technicians and under-graduate students alike will be served equally well by this handbook as it offers real insight into the ways the engines of the world turn.

In short, Electric Motor should be required reading in all training courses that explore these subjects. Further recommended as a general reference text for both college and public sector libraries.

Booknews

A theoretical and practical reference for applications engineers working with electric motors in commercial, industrial, and consumer applications. Coverage includes polyphase induction motors, fractional horsepower induction motors, synchronous motors, AC and DC motors, and special motors, with information on traction applications, solid-state motor-drive controllers, electrical and mechanical parameters, performance, and specification. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Book Details

Published
June 1, 1998
Publisher
McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Pages
400
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780070359710

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