After attending the recent NECA 2024 show, we found we had a greater understanding of the contractor-driven side of the electrical industry than before. This Electrical Building Design Show offers a breakdown of what we learned and our thoughts on how it applies to electrical engineers.
This Electrical Building Design Show covers the recent Autodesk University 2024 in San Diego, our attendance at the show this year showcasing ElectroBIM, and the show’s overall value for electrical engineers and BIM managers.
Understanding the difference and choices available between CAD and BIM is the focus of this Electrical Building Design Show.
This Electrical Building Design Show looks at a common but often misunderstood part of electrical systems: the relationship between the service ground and neutral.
Over the past year, we used the Electrical BIM scorecard to rate several different BIM packages, and they are summarized here along with their overall score ranking.
This Electrical Building Design Show looks at Time-Current Curves and how they are used in software.
For the latest installment in our Induction Motors series, we explore overload protection and detail how important it is for electrical engineers to understand.
Although BIM wasn’t created with electrical engineers in mind, it is an extremely useful framework. But what if BIM was tailored specifically for electrical engineers?
Revit is a key tool for electrical engineers, and the ability to perform single-line diagrams directly in the software is equally key. Join us as we review the 2024 Revit sample project.
