Description

Since antiquity, electrical phenomena have been explored, but until the seventeenth and eighteenth century, theoretical knowledge of these phenomena remained sluggish. Even then, there weren't many practical uses for electricity, and it wouldn't be until the late nineteenth century that electrical engineers could put it to use in homes and businesses. Electrical technology was rapidly developing during this period, transforming society and industry and serving as a catalyst for the Second Industrial Revolution. Due to electricity's exceptional adaptability, it may be used for a virtually infinite number of purposes, including transportation, heating, lighting, communications, and computation. Modern industrial society is now supported by electricity. After reading this book, you ought to be able to explain the fundamentals of electron movement, static electricity and discuss basic electrical concepts.