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Power Systems Engineering

11/20/2012 10:32 AM

EE student with focus on Power Systems here. I found a great website that breaks down in detail about power systems, substation engineering, guidelines for PE exams and many other topics are covered. For students like me or professionals wanting to brush up on their knowledge, this website is a must visit! Hope this is of big help to some of you!

The website is www.peguru.com

The writer also lists a few good books for in depth understanding of the subject! Only if there were quizzes, which I've suggested and if some of you, if interested, would like quizzess from him, send him a message :)

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Re: Power Systems Engineering

11/20/2012 10:53 AM

Welcome to CR4. Thanks for www.peguru.com

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Re: Power Systems Engineering

11/20/2012 10:54 AM

I would love to hear what our resident EEs think of this. Looks pretty good to me, but I'm just a doorknob guy.

Welcome to our chat room EEstudent.

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