Various Anonymous Naval Personnel: 29 books

A US Navy self paced training course on fundamentals, design, and function of  AC and DC motors and generators. Includes a good explanation of "delta" and "why" multiphase rectifcation... amongst other things! Many high quality illustrations are provided. A great addition to any experimenters bookshelf!

This is a brief excerpt from the Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series. Lessons Include Reading and identifying components within simple schematics Power is defined, along with the difference between voltage and power. Power computation in series, parallel and combination circuits....

This is a high quality rendering, and includes many images, not available from other sources,that have been painstakingly recovered and enhanced for this edition. The material originated as a Non-Resident Training Courses designed to provide technical training to members of the US Navy and...

Microelectronics covers fundamental concepts of microelectronics, solid-state devices, and integrated circuits. Also has excellent information on high-reliability soldering techniques, and repair of microminiature components. Includes a really great section on of ESD and ESD precautions. ...

This is a glossary to accompany other Volumes in the the Navy Electricity and Electonics Training Series. It has been formatted for electronic devices, with hyperlinks included for cross referenced items.

“Gyros” is an excerpt from the Navy Electricity and Electronic Training Series, and is an excellent introduction to gyroscopes and accelerometers. This provides fundamentals of technology essential to Inertial Navigation Systems (INS), and stabilized instrument and weapons systems platforms....

This is a companion to the Navy Electricity and Electonics Training Series, it include lots of useful formulas and nomenclature used in US Navy equipment. This high quality rendition was abridged and converted for viewing on electronic devices and includes many illustrations and schematics painstakingly recovered from the original materials. . 

This volume primarily deals, in simple language,  with function and behavior of radio waves, and construction and function of antennas. It is a must have for the bookshekf of any science or electronics enthiusiast. PROPAGATION means "movement through a medium." In this case, ...

A excellent series of imple language lessons on logic and the structure and function of digital circuits. Great symbol keys, circuit diagrams and explanations of the fumdamnetal logic circuits, including: AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR gates, and Inverters. A good primer of Binary and Hex languages,...

Microwave Principles, explains microwave oscillators, amplifiers, and waveguides, as they relate to RADAR and telecomunications applications. This is a volume from the Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series, a Non-Resident Training Course designed to introduce US Marines and Sailors...

There are only six simple machines: the lever, the block, the wheel and axle, the inclined plane, the screw, and the gear. All complex machines are combinations of these simple machines. Of particular interest is the US Navy take on gun tackle and luff on luff tackle. Includes formulas for,...

Introduction to Circuit Protection, Control, and Measurement, encompasses circuit breakers, fuses, and current limiters used in circuit protection, as well as the theory and use of meters as electrical measuring devices. It includes many high quality illustrations and simple language maintenance,...

With the rapid speed that computer technology evolves, and the slow rate that the Navy replaces old hardware, this can almost, but not quite, be considered a history book. (Remember, the sum of computer power on the space shuttle was less processing power than a typical smartphone!) The...

Gyros are the fundamental technology behind innertial navigation systems, stabilized instrument platforms, and weapon(s) stabilization systems. "Synchro" is the name given to a variety position-sensing and synchronizind devices that can be found in just about every weapons system...