Hawkins Electrical Dictionary - A Reference Cyclopedia

Inbunden bok. Theodore Audel & Company Publishers, New York - London. 1918. 505 sidor.

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Hawkins' Electrical Dictionary: A Cyclopedia of Words, Terms, Phrases and Data Used in the Electric Arts, Trades and Sciences is a historical reference book authored by Nehemiah Hawkins, M.E. (writing under the pen name N. Hawkins). Originally published in 1910, this copy 1918, by Theodore Audel & Company in New York, this technical volume serves as a comprehensive snapshot of the specialized vocabulary used during the height of early industrial electrification.
It covers foundational definitions in electrical engineering, telegraphy, power distribution, applied physics laws, and practical terminology for tradespeople.
Built originally for students, engineers, managers, and hands-on practitioners trying to navigate the complex, emerging technology of the modern electrical grid.
The reference cyclopedia historically included early standardization rules from the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE).
Nehemiah Hawkins (1833–1928) was a highly influential writer of educational and self-help technical guides. He published most of his work through Theodore Audel & Company—using "Theodore Audel" as a pseudonym. His books, including the famous Hawkins Electrical Guide series, are widely recognized for their clear explanations designed for the "common man".

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