Elementary Electron Theory

Description

Since antiquity, electrical phenomena have been explored, but theoretical progress was slow until the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Electrical engineers could not employ electricity for industrial and domestic purposes until the late nineteenth century since there were few practical uses for it even then. The Second Industrial Revolution was sparked by the lightning-fast development of electrical technology at this time, which profoundly impacted industry and society. Due to electricity's exceptional adaptability, it may be used in a virtually infinite number of situations, including transportation, heating, lighting, communications, and computation. In today's industrial world, electricity is the foundation. By the time you finish reading this book, you need to be able to explain the concepts of electron movement, static electricity, conductors, and insulators, as well as basic electrical principles and magnetism.