A Programmed Review for Electrical Engineering

By James H. Bentley

Book Overview

Here are 111 problems, solutions, and explanations for the topics on the Electrical Engineering Exam. Easy-to-use tables, charts, graphs, and formulas provide the background needed to solve the problems. Topics covered: * Fundamental Concepts of Electrical Engineering. * Basic Circuits. * Power. * Machinery. * Control Theory. * Electronics. * Communications. * Logic. 30% of this review book is text, and 70% are problems.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0442206933
• ISBN13: 9780442206932
• Release Date: January 1978
• Publisher: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company
• Length: 225 Pages
• Weight: 2.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Bentley's Book is great for understanding Power Theory

I am a control/electronics engineer. I took the PE exam and failed it the first time. My problem was that I did not understand electrical power (generation, distribution, power factor correction, etc.). The electrical PE exam is dominated by these types of problems. Digital Logic and electronics only represent a few of the problems on the exam, and understanding those types of problems alone will not allow you pass it. Bentley's book does an excellent job explaining power. I scored 67 the first time I took the exam. After working with this book for two days, I took the exam again and scored much higher (94 I think it was).