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Elektrotechnisches Experimentierbuch: Eine Anleitung zur Ausführung elektrotechnischer Experimente unter Verwendung einfachster, meist selbst herzustellender Hilfsmittel

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Elektrotechnisches Experimentierbuch: Eine Anleitung zur Ausführung elektrotechnischer Experimente unter Verwendung einfachster, meist selbst herzustellender Hilfsmittel

by Eberhard Schnetzler

DE·~9 hours

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Description

This manual invites curious minds to explore electricity with nothing more than household items and simple tools. Written in a clear, step‑by‑step style, it shows how to construct each apparatus from scratch, letting readers follow the same process as the fictional young experimenter Rudi, who builds his own devices in a modest attic workshop. By turning the act of building into a mini‑lecture, the book encourages learners to explain what they discover, reinforcing concepts through teaching.

Covering topics from static and galvanic currents to induction, early X‑ray tubes and basic oscillations, the guide blends practical instructions with concise scientific explanations. Over two hundred illustrations accompany each experiment, making the setups easy to visualize even without modern equipment. The author stresses careful, reproducible methods and invites readers to share their results, turning solitary tinkering into a lively, educational performance.

Details

Language

de

Duration

~9 hours (556K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Germany: Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1909.

Credits

the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2022-12-11

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

ES

Eberhard Schnetzler

Best known for practical early 20th-century German books on engineering, this writer turned complex ideas into hands-on reading for curious young builders and experimenters. His work has a clear, instructional style that still feels lively today.

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