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devadoss
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Electrical Software

10/20/2011 8:29 PM

I'd like to learn electrical basic circuit so any electrical simulation free software available from net please help me. I going to learning motors controllers, UPS, generator, load calculate.
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10/20/2011 9:25 PM

Dear you want me to google it for you,or now you will do it by your self

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10/20/2011 10:34 PM

What you need to do is to learn from books and online learning resources (perhaps a university course) FIRST rather than trying to learn from a modeling software package (which is a tool and won't teach you a great deal, if anything if you don't understand the basic principles).

Without an understanding of the basics its all just names and symbols.

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