Operational Circuit Analysis by Vannevar Bush
Book Contents :-
1. Sequences and Limits
2. Series of Positive Terms
3. Series in General
4. Absolute Convergence
5. Double Series
6. Infinite Products
7. Series of Variable Terms
8. Power Series
9. Trigonometrical Formulae
10. Complex Series and Products
11. Special Complex Series and Functions
12. Non-Convergent Series
About this book :-
"Operational Circuit Analysis" by "Vannevar Bush" is a foundational textbook in "electrical engineering" that introduces "operational calculus" for analyzing electrical circuits. It explains mathematical methods for simplifying circuit behavior and understanding time-dependent electrical phenomena. The book develops systematic techniques for "circuit analysis", helping engineers model dynamic systems and solve complex engineering problems.
Bush’s operational approach connects mathematics with practical engineering applications. By using transforms and operational methods, the text demonstrates how "mathematical modeling" can simplify the study of electrical networks. This contributed to later advances in system theory and computational engineering, influencing modern techniques for analyzing "dynamic systems".
For students and professionals in electrical engineering, the book remains historically significant. It bridges theoretical mathematics with real-world circuit problems, supporting deeper understanding of electrical behavior and analytical problem-solving. Its ideas continue to shape modern approaches to circuit design and engineering analysis, making it an important reference in the history of electrical science.
Book Detail :-
Title:
Operational Circuit Analysis by Vannevar Bush
Publisher:
John Wiley & Sons
Year:
1929
Pages:
416
Type:
PDF
Language:
English
ISBN-10 #:
B009J0D482
ISBN-13 #:
License:
Public Domain Work
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About Author :-
The author
Vannevar Bush
was an American engineer and science administrator known for contributions to "operational analysis" and early computing ideas. He advanced methods in "electrical engineering" and systems thinking, influencing technological development and wartime research. His work "Operational Circuit Analysis" explores mathematical techniques for understanding "circuit theory" and electrical behavior. It became an important reference for engineers studying "mathematical analysis" and system design. The work contributed to advancements in engineering knowledge and technological applications.
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