An edition of Alternating current bridge methods (1945)

Alternating current bridge methods

for the measurment of inductance, capacitance, and effective resistance at low and telephonic frequencies : a theoretical and practical handbook for the use of advanced students

5th ed.

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An edition of Alternating current bridge methods (1945)

Alternating current bridge methods

for the measurment of inductance, capacitance, and effective resistance at low and telephonic frequencies : a theoretical and practical handbook for the use of advanced students

5th ed.

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Sir I. Pitman & Sons, Ltd
Language
English
Pages
616

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Subjects

Alternating Electric currents, Electric currents, Alternating, Electric measurements, Electric meters
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Alternating current bridge methods: for the measurment of inductance, capacitance, and effective resistance at low and telephonic frequencies : a theoretical and practical handbook for the use of advanced students
1945, Sir I. Pitman & Sons, Ltd
in English - 5th ed.

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Includes indexes.

Bibliography: p. 553-554.

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London
Series
The Specialists' series

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xvi, 616 p., (1) folded leaf :
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616

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OL19207581M

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