Conductors for Electrical Distribution: Their Materials And Manufacture, the ... 2
Conductors for Electrical Distribution: Their Materials And Manufacture, the ... 2
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required by each translating device of any set must necessarily be the same, since the potential difference between their com- mon terminals is necessarily a constant for the set, though it is at the same time possible to connect such sets in series with other sets, or with single translating devices requiring different E. M. F.'s, but consuming the same value of the current.
Series Multiple Connection.
The current, as before in a series system, is the current required by any single translat...ing device, or any one multiple of translating devices, the E. M. F. being equal to the sum of the various E. M. F/s demanded by the different translating devices and multiples along the line.
In the " multiple-series " distribution it is possible to con- nect across the opposite sides of the circuit translating devices in series so adjusted that the total E. M. F. required by each series will be the same. The current required by the different translating devices in any one series must be equal, though there is no necessity for equality of current between the differ- ent series.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F.
required by each translating device of any set must necessarily be the same, since the potential difference between their com- mon terminals is necessarily a constant for the set, though it is at the same time possible to connect such sets in series with other sets, or with single translating devices requiring different E. M. F.'s, but consuming the same value of the current.
Series Multiple Connection.
The current, as before in a series system, is the current required by any single translat...ing device, or any one multiple of translating devices, the E. M. F. being equal to the sum of the various E. M. F/s demanded by the different translating devices and multiples along the line.
In the " multiple-series " distribution it is possible to con- nect across the opposite sides of the circuit translating devices in series so adjusted that the total E. M. F. required by each series will be the same. The current required by the different translating devices in any one series must be equal, though there is no necessity for equality of current between the differ- ent series.
What to read after Conductors for Electrical Distribution: Their Materials And Manufacture, the ... 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Auten Combs Perrine to read onlineMoreLess
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