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The discussion focuses on seeking recommendations for books on electro-mechanical energy conversion machines, specifically AC and DC machines, including transformers, motors, and generators. Participants suggest "Electrical Technology" by A.K. Theraja and B.L. Theraja, and "Electrical Machines" by D.P. Kothari and I.J. Nagrath as valuable resources for understanding these concepts. There is also a request for links to these books, indicating a desire for easy access to the recommended materials.
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I have to study certain topics related to electro-mechanical energy conversion machines, AC/DC machines etc (like transformers, motors, generators and stuff).
It would be great if you could suggest some good books on those topics especially ones which have got the things easily understandable conceptually.
 
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Mandeep Deka said:
I have to study certain topics related to electro-mechanical energy conversion machines, AC/DC machines etc (like transformers, motors, generators and stuff).

It would be great if you could suggest some good books on those topics especially ones which have got the things easily understandable conceptually.


Electrical Technology by A.K.Theraja and B.L.Theraja

Electrical Machines by D.P.Kothari and I.J.Nagrath
 
Electrical Machines by D.P.Kothari and I.J.Nagrath
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