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Beginners Guide To Power Circuit [closed]

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Closed as too generic by Nick Alexeev‭ on Nov 14, 2023 at 22:51

This post contains multiple questions or has many possible indistinguishable correct answers or requires extraordinary long answers.

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I'm Interested In Power Circuit. What Courses/Guidelines To I Need To Properly and Effectively Under Power Circuits??

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Andy aka‭ wrote 6 months ago
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It's too broad. Any answers will become out of date. What the OP asks for may be country specific. It shows virtually no details of what the OP may have done already.

Lundin‭ wrote 6 months ago
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Also this could mean anything. We have high voltage regulation (>1000VAC, >1500VDC) , we have "low" voltage regulation (50-1000VAC, ~75-1500VDC) and "extra low" voltage regulation (<50VAC, < ~75VDC). These categories can in turn be divided into many sub-categories: isolated regulators, transformers, switched regulators, linear regulators, battery electronics etc etc. How to best perform a 1000VAC to 400VAC 3 phase conversion vs how to best perform a 5VDC to 3.3VDC switched voltage conversion are vastly different topics and you need entirely different expertise in each situation.