Engineering What Are the Best Resources for Learning Electricity and Transformers?

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To learn about electricity and transformers, several online resources are recommended, including technical books available at tubebooks.org. These resources cover the fundamentals of electricity and the specifics of transformer design and operation. Users are encouraged to explore both general and specialized materials to build a solid foundation. The discussion emphasizes self-study as a viable approach to mastering these topics. Engaging with these resources will enhance understanding of electricity and transformer functionality.
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Hi everyone,

I want to self study about the electricity and all other basics which are required to understand the making and working of transformers. Then I want to study the making and working of transformers.
Please suggest me some good book which I should refer to get the required knowledge.

Thanks in advance.
Nipun :)
 
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