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General Q&A about the design and function of electronic and electric power systems, their theory, and tools specific to those fields.

As I suggested for the recent Codidact update email, I think "power systems" is not really the right terminology here. As currently phrased, the emphasis appears to be specifically things like:

  • Power supply design
  • Power transmission (generating plant to end-user)
  • Power generation - e.g., solar panels, wind turbines, etc.
  • Batteries

All of that is included in this community, but so are many other things - components for all electronic systems (resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, switches, etc.), design of microcontroller based systems, radio frequency issues (generation, detection, communication), and much, much more.

I don't know what the best replacement phrase, as I am not a key person here (my participation here is likely to be similar to on EE SE - lurk a lot, post rarely, as I don't consider myself a topic-matter expert). It might be as simple as dropping "power" from the phrase.

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Monica Cellio‭ wrote over 4 years ago

For comparison, the site list on codidact.com says for this site: "Our community for professionals, hobbyists, and students of electrical and electronic engineering." Administrators can edit this text upon request by a moderator on this site -- just let us know what you want. We're not the EE experts; y'all are.