Master the fundamentals of magnetism and electrical measurement with a clear, hands-on approach.
This introductory manual teaches the core ideas of magnetism and how to measure electrical quantities in a real lab. Written for young engineers and students, it emphasizes careful observation, practical techniques, and the use of simple instruments to understand how magnetic fields and electric circuits behave.
In this edition, you’ll explore:
- How magnetic fields are defined, mapped, and measured with practical experiments
- Methods for assessing current, voltage, resistance, and the effects of heating
- Step-by-step procedures for instruments like galvanometers and bridges
- Hands-on exercises that reinforce theory through data collection and recording results
Ideal for readers beginning a path in electrical engineering or laboratory work, this book builds a solid foundation in measurement science and instrument use, preparing you for more advanced topics in electrical engineering.