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Recommended Reading
On this page, I list a number of books on the general subject of
electrical machines. Each book has its own particular point of view and
emphasis. No one book will ever satisfy everyone in either a group of
students or a group of teachers ... the following list does represent a
group of books that are modern in their treatment and related to the
material to be covered in these courses. A copy of each of the books in
this list should be available in the library.
On the index page of the "instructor's notes" C
is used to denote the text book by Chapman,
where C_8-9 denotes Chapman, chapters
8 to 9. A more detailed cross-reference between the Chapman text
(3rd edition) and the notes is also provided.
- Electric Machinery Fundamentals (Third Edition) by S. J. Chapman:
McGraw Hill: 1999 Recommended Text
- Electric Machines - Theory, Operation, Applications, Adjustment, and
Control by Charles I. Hubert: Merrill (Macmillan): 1991
Supplemental Text
- Electrical Machines, Drives, and Power Systems (Third Edition) by
Theodore Wildi: Prentice Hall: 1997
- Electric Machinery (Fifth Edition in SI Units) by A.E. Fitzgerald,
C. Kingsley Jr., S.D. Umans: McGraw Hill: 1992
- Electromechanical Energy Conversion by D. Brown and E.P. Hamilton:
MacMillan: 1984
- Alternating Current Machines (Fifth Edition) by M.G. Say: Pittman:
1983
- An Introduction to Electrical Machines and Transformers by G. McPherson:
J. Wiley: 1981
- Electrical Power Technology by T. Wildi: J. Wiley: 1981
- Direct Current Machines by M.G. Say and E.O. Taylor: Pittman:
1980
- Electric Machines by G.R. Slemon and A. Straughen: Addison-Wesley:
1980
- Electromagnetic and Electromechanical Machines by L.W. Matsch: Intext:
Second Edition 1977
- Basic Electric Power Engineering by O.I. Elgerd: Addison-Wesley: 1977
- Electric Motors and Their Applications by T.C. Lloyd: Wiley: 1969
- Magnetoelectric Devices: Transducers, Transformers, and Machines by
G.R. Slemon: Wiley: 1966
- The Nature of Induction Machines by P.L. Alger: Gordon and Breach: 1965
- Principles of Electric Machines and Power Electronics by P.C. Sen:
Wiley: 1997
The following is a list of reference books that are recommended for use
in learning about power circuits and machines.
- Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, Eleventh Ed. Edited by
D.G. Fink: McGraw-Hill Ryerson: 1978
- Motor Application and Maintenance Handbook edited by R.W. Smeaton:
McGraw-Hill: 1969
The following is a list of books that are recommended for use
in reviewing and learning about electric circuits.
- Circuits, Devices and Systems - a first course in electrical engineering
by R.J. Smith and R.C. Dorf: Wiley (various editions)
Source: Bob Alden. Last update: Jan 16, 2001
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