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With the help of this electrical engineering beginner's guide, you will be able to understand the basic principles of electrical current, voltage and energy in no time at all. This guidebook covers the basics of direct current technology and alternating current technology. Real practical examples and small exercises help you to understand in parallel. With the help of this beginner's guidebook, many satisfied readers have already been able to get started and expand their own skills, see for yourself! Advantages of this book: Simply explained - written in a way that everyone can understand To the point - 160 pages in a practical paperback format Close to everyday life - real practical examples to help you calculate Clear and structured - important mnemonics and formulas are highlighted Second edition with 42% more content! What the book contains: Repetition of the most important mathematical and physical basics Power, current, voltage etc. explained Understanding electrical circuit diagrams: The correct notation and layout The most important components: Resistors, capacitors and many more! Practical example – a real circuit to rebuild Real-life applications

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ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
WITHOUT
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE



UNDERSTAND THE BASICS
WITHIN 7 DAYS!

, Electrical engineering
without prior knowledge
Understand the basics
within 7 days




Benjamin Spahic

,Table of contents
1 Preface and introduction ................................................................. 1
2 The fundamentals of mathematics .................................................. 4
2.1 Solving equations ..................................................................... 4
2.2 Exponential functions ............................................................... 5
2.3 Powe laws ................................................................................. 5
2.4 The Euler’s number e................................................................ 6
2.5 Logarithms ................................................................................ 7
2.6 Logarithms table ....................................................................... 8
2.7 The Greek alphabet .................................................................. 8
2.8 Sine, cosine, tangent .............................................................. 10
2.9 Sine and cosine functions ....................................................... 11
2.10 Arc sine, arc cosine, arc tangent ............................................ 12
2.11 The two-dimensional coordinate system ............................. 13
3 Physics basics................................................................................... 16
3.1 Notation, upper case letters, lower case letters..................... 16
3.2 Prefixes for a wide dynamic range ......................................... 17
3.3 The "Systeme international d'unites"..................................... 19
3.4 Derived SI units ....................................................................... 20
3.5 Displaying differences ............................................................. 20
3.6 Conservation of energy and efficiency ................................... 21
3.7 Energy...................................................................................... 23
3.8 Power ...................................................................................... 23
4 From water model to circuit ........................................................... 26
4.1 Atoms, electrons, protons ....................................................... 27
4.2 When does material conduct electricity?................................ 28
5 The electric field ............................................................................. 30

, 5.1 Representation of E-fields....................................................... 30
5.2 The force in the electric field ................................................ 32
5.3 Electric potential and voltage................................................. 34
5.4 Current ................................................................................... 36
5.5 Technical and physical current direction ............................... 37
6 The magnetic field .......................................................................... 38
6.1 Elementary magnets .............................................................. 39
6.2 Displaying magnetic fields...................................................... 41
6.3 Electromagnetism.................................................................. 42
6.4 Induction law .......................................................................... 43
6.5 Magnetic flux and induction .................................................. 44
6.6 The Lenz Rule ........................................................................ 45
6.7 The Lorentz force................................................................... 46
6.8 The three-finger rule.............................................................. 47
6.9 Overview: E-field and B-field................................................. 48
7 Markings and treasure symbols ..................................................... 50
7.1 Mass and earth ....................................................................... 50
7.2 The consumer ....................................................................... 50
7.3 The completed circuit ............................................................ 51
7.4 What happens without consumers?...................................... 52
7.5 Counting arrow systems ........................................................ 52
7.6 Voltage arrows ...................................................................... 52
7.7 Current arrows ...................................................................... 53
7.8 Producer and consumer arrow system .................................. 54
7.9 Kirchhoff's laws ...................................................................... 54

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