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The Manga Guide to Electricity

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Demystify the fundamental physics of electrical energy through an innovative, highly engaging visual learning framework with The Manga Guide to Electricity, an exceptional educational resource written by technical expert Kazuho Fujitaki and illustrated by Matsuda. Produced in collaboration with Trend-pro Co., Ltd., and published by No Starch Press, this unique volume seamlessly blends authentic Japanese comic art with comprehensive STEM textbook curriculum. The narrative follows Rereko, an energetic student from the futuristic planet Electopia, who has failed her electricity exam and is exiled to Earth to study under the strict guidance of a brilliant university student named Hikaru. Together with the characters, readers explore the mechanics of everyday electronics, exploring foundational core concepts such as voltage ($V$), current ($I$), resistance ($R$), Ohm's law, electrical circuits, and the relationship between electricity and magnetism. Moving beyond basic principles, the text breaks down advanced topics like capacitors, transformers, generators, and the functionality of semiconductors. This volume serves as an outstanding supplementary textbook for physics classrooms, introductory engineering students, and an indispensable foundational asset for any library's science, graphic novel, and popular tech reference collections.

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Detail Information

Series Title

The Manga Guide Series

Call Number

537 FUJ m

Publisher

San Fransisco : No Starch Press., 2009

Collation

224 pages : black and white illustrations (manga)

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781593271978

Classification

537

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Subject(s)

physics
electricity
Electrical engineering
Voltage
Current
Resistance
Circuits
Electromagnetism
Semiconductors
Manga

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