The Comprehensive International Wire Table, compiled by Wilfrid Swanwick Boult, is a valuable resource for engineers, physicists, and anyone working with electrical systems. Originally published in 1890, this meticulously detailed reference provides extensive data on wire gauges, dimensions, and electrical properties across various international standards.
This book offers a wealth of information, essential for understanding and working with different types of wires used in electrical applications. Its enduring value lies in its comprehensive nature, making it a crucial addition to any technical library. Despite its age, the fundamental principles and measurements documented within remain relevant for historical context and comparative analysis in modern engineering practices.
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