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What should I learn to get started with electrical design?

2008-01-08View Original

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I am studying* I major in automatic control instruments. Recently, my company asked me to do some electrical design. I only had a superficial understanding of electrical design before, but now when I actually start doing it, I have nowhere to start. What should I do? I hope you can give me some suggestions. (Note: There is no one to guide me. The original electrical engineer has left, which is very depressing)
Reply #22008-01-09
Find a power supply and distribution manual, we recommend the third edition of the Industrial and Civil Power Distribution Design Manual, read it slowly and carefully from beginning to end, and you will discover another sky!
Reply #32008-02-02
In addition to what is mentioned on the second floor, at the very least you should understand the power supply and distribution principles and lines of the entire plant. In addition, selection of these is also necessary, but it is still based on the principle. When designing, practicality, construction convenience, economic value, and use time must be fully considered.
Reply #42008-02-03
Check out the book on factory power supply. .

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