Welcome to Electrical Engineering!
Welcome to the Codidact site for Electrical Engineering! We're glad you're here and we're excited to see what you will build. This community is starting "from scratch", without importing Q&A from other sites, so your community can set its own direction. Please ask questions about electrical engineering in the Q&A category and use this Meta category to discuss site policies, scope, customizations, and other matters. You can report bugs and ask for support here, too.
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Welcome aboard!
This site was proposed on Codidact Meta.
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Welcome and thanks, Monica. It might be good to set some basic expectations in terms of schematic diagram rather than word salad, sharp photos in case of identification questions, and inclusion of any and all relevant code in the case of firmware questions. In particular LTspice simulation questions should include the .asc file and any models that are not in the standard distribution (these are all human-readable ASCII).
Can the short list of "posting tips" be customized to the site?
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