Practical Exercises for the Registration Examination of Electrical Engineers / Building Electrical

Author: Written by the Writing Group of "Practical Exercises for the National Registration Examination for Electrical Engineers"
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Publishing Date: 2004-03-01
Features: The purpose of writing this book is to provide candidates preparing for the "National Registration Examination for Electrical Engineers" with a learning reference material. During the writing process, it strictly adheres to the new professional examination syllabus and newly promulgated standard code provisions, emphasizing the highlighting of key concepts and focusing on guiding the use and understanding of corresponding standards and codes. The question types in this book are multiple-choice, including both single-choice and multiple-choice questions. The book is divided into nine chapters, covering Engineering Basics, Power Supply Design, Lighting Design, Disaster Reduction Design, Information Design, Power Supply Construction, Lighting Construction, Disaster Reduction Construction, and Information Construction, with a total of 1,500 multiple-choice questions. After the exercises in each chapter, answers are provided, along with corresponding code provisions explanations. The book is rich in content, broad in scope, and highly systematic. It possesses the characteristics of theoretical depth, modernity, and practicality. In addition to meeting the needs of building electrical engineers for professional examination review before registration, it can also serve as a learning resource for personnel engaged in building electrical design and construction, as well as for students and teachers of relevant colleges and universities.