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What you need is "electronics engineering" not "electrical engineering". Electrical engineering means building things that can handle huge currents, not somethi
by jiggy2011 14y ago
What you need is "electronics engineering" not "electrical engineering". Electrical engineering means building things that can handle huge currents, not something you want to do with "zero experience". :)
- alan_cx 14y agoBoth actually. Electronics for control signals, often electrical for what you are controlling. Home automation for example. CNC can easily be both if you are laser cutting for example.
- HeyLaughingBoy 14y agoUnless things have changed very recently, the correct term is "Electrical Engineering." In the West, Electronics Engineering is not an often used term, although I've heard it's frequently used in India. Electrical engineering encompasses everything from very low level digital and signal processing electronics to designing power plants.
- wl 14y agoMy degree is in electrical engineering and I never dealt with high power stuff in school. Analog and digital electronics. Signal processing. Control systems. Semiconductors. I could have taken power classes if I wanted.