Direct Energy Conversion [Hardcover] Stanley W. Angrist

Description

1965 edition. Hardcover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and marks. No dust jacket. Spine has some wear on the top and bottom. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This 1965 edition of “Direct Energy Conversion” by Stanley W. Angrist is a seminal work in the field of energy technology. Published during the height of the Space Race, this book explores the cutting-edge techniques of converting various forms of energy directly into electrical power, a critical area of research for developing efficient and compact power sources for spacecraft and satellites. Angrist, a renowned physicist and educator, draws upon his expertise to provide a comprehensive overview of thermoelectric, thermionic, photovoltaic, and magnetohydrodynamic energy conversion methods. With its well-preserved interior and secure binding, this copy offers collectors and researchers a window into the scientific advancements that fueled the space exploration efforts of the mid-20th century. Angrist’s clear and authoritative writing style makes this book not only a historical artifact but also a valuable resource for those interested in the principles and applications of direct energy conversion technologies.