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I'm trying to figure out why the author uses S conjugate on pg 2-55 instead of just S. Please help! Thanks!
possibly dumb question here, what is this chelapati book you're referring to? I don't think I've heard of them before.I'm trying to figure out why the author uses S conjugate on pg 2-55 instead of just S. Please help! Thanks!
what's wrong with conjugal visits?Great, now Frecoder wants conjugal visits.
I did a bunch of digging, and it seems like people have said in the past this was a great book for the PE electrical power exam review. Do you think that even with the new format change of the test this is still a valuable study tool? I mean, obviously you must otherwise you wouldn't be using it. Do you have any thoughts on this you can share?I'm referring to the Electrical Book
I really do think this book is a very useful tool. Some of the parts I find pretty difficult to follow since the author skips a few steps. This is my second time taking the exam and I didn't use this book as much as I should have. The great thing about this book is the industrial type of applications mixed in with power engineering concepts. I would highly recommend it to anyone (well let's see if it helps me pass this time)I did a bunch of digging, and it seems like people have said in the past this was a great book for the PE electrical power exam review. Do you think that even with the new format change of the test this is still a valuable study tool? I mean, obviously you must otherwise you wouldn't be using it. Do you have any thoughts on this you can share?I'm referring to the Electrical Book
S= VI*I'm trying to figure out why the author uses S conjugate on pg 2-55 instead of just S. Please help! Thanks!
S= VI*I'm trying to figure out why the author uses S conjugate on pg 2-55 instead of just S. Please help! Thanks!
V=IZ
S=|I|^2 (absolute I squared)
This is what our instructor wrote -- CVC
I think the question was why S conjugate was used rather than reciting what the author wrote down.S= VI*I'm trying to figure out why the author uses S conjugate on pg 2-55 instead of just S. Please help! Thanks!
V=IZ
S=|I|^2 (absolute I squared)
This is what our instructor wrote -- CVC
REI, below is a link to where you can purchase the book. I'm torn to whether I should buy or not...Where can I get a copy of this book? I can't search it anywhere, not even the online pdf version.
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