What healthcare IT can learn from HP Long before HP was known for PCs and laser printers, it built test equipment for electrical engineers. One reason its products succeeded was because they were..

Blackout: Is the American Electrical Grid Safe? A series of equipment failures and unexplained attacks have exposed the vulnerabilities of the U.S. electrical grid. Keith Cloud, head of security for the Western Power Administration, which controls portions of the grid in 15 states, says he doesn't Read more ... receive enough funding to secure his subst...

Blackout: Is the American Electrical Grid Safe? Dozens of break-ins show how poor security puts America’s electric system at risk from terrorist saboteurs of blackouts lasting days, weeks or longer.

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Extension Cord On Stage Steals Spotlight From Jeb Bush During Campaign Rally CONCORD, NH—Emphasizing the allure and appeal of the 30-foot length of electrical power cable that shared the stage with the former Florida governor, sources confirmed that an orange three-pronged extension cord completely stole the spotlight from Read more ... Je

How to Become an Electrical Engineer You're interested in learning how to become an electrical engineer. This article will tell to how to become an electrical engineer.

PSA: Do not sleep with your EE Power Bar charging next to you, this one caught fire Sleeping with electrical equipment plugged in and charging all around us might be normal for many people, but you probably know you shouldn’t really be doing it either, just in case something…

Why You Should Have a Multimeter When Doing Any Electrical Work Multimeters are absolutely necessary for any type of electrical work. From installing a ceiling fan to changing a junction box, using a multimeter helps determine if wires are hot or not (and so much more).

UFO at the bottom of the Baltic Sea cuts off electrical equipment when divers get within 200m ~... UFO at the bottom of the Baltic Sea cuts off electrical equipment when divers get within 200m