Lighting

Neidle, Michael

doi:10.1007/978-1-349-81409-1_6

Michael Neidle T. Eng. (C.E.I), F.I.T.E, A.S.E.E. (Dipl.)²

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Lighting was one of the first applications of electricity and still remains of very great importance. Despite the many efficient electric light sources available, the ordinary tungsten filament lamp has an extremely wide application. Its many features merit close examination by the student.

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Institution of Electrical Engineers, UK
Michael Neidle T. Eng. (C.E.I), F.I.T.E, A.S.E.E. (Dipl.) (Associate Member)

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Neidle, M. (1979). Lighting. In: Basic Electrical Installations. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81409-1_6

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