Newcomer seeking help in this field
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I graduated and worked in the field of electrical engineering (high-voltage systems) for two years; now I’m working with low-voltage instruments. I’ve come across a project related to building a new factory at my workplace, but I don’t know where to start. My professional knowledge isn’t sufficient, and I’m not sure what I should learn. I studied computer science in college, and now I feel confused and like I’m far behind. . I’m not sure how long it will take to master low-voltage electrical systems and instrumentation, nor what I should learn. I hope those with more experience can give me some advice. .
It takes two years to master low-voltage electrical systems and instruments; you just need to work alongside experienced professionals.
When you have time, you can take a look at the set of questions for instrument technicians; there seems to be a PDF available for download on the forum, which is very helpful for beginners.
There’s a lot of information on the forum, which is very useful for beginners!
Anyway, learning to use instruments isn’t difficult; if you’ve never worked with electricity before, isn’t it easy to pick up?
Well, it seems I can only build it up slowly. .
Thanks, bro. The information I read was indeed very helpful!
Thanks, bro~! I’ve downloaded quite a few of them; they’re really helpful!
There are quite a lot of electrical components involved, and it takes some time, but it’s not difficult to get started; those with a basic knowledge of low-voltage systems should be able to learn faster...