Electrical and Electronics Engineering as a Career Choice

Electrical and electronic designers work at the bleeding edge of viable innovation, improving the gadgets and frameworks we utilize each day. From sun based energy frameworks to cell phones, we improve to meet society’s correspondence, tech and energy needs.

Electrical Power is essential to present day life — power age, transport, medication, quantum data, registering, man-made brainpower, cryptography, correspondences, the rundown is interminable. So what recognizes electrical from electronics? Set forth plainly, electrical specialists manage the stock and stream of force; electronic designers make the electronic gadgets we utilize each day.

Electrical designing is tied in with power:

1. Creating, conveying putting away and communicating it

2. Enormous scope frameworks to circulate and control power

3. Circuits where power streams starting with one point then onto the next

4. High-Voltage applications.

Electronic designing is about electrical circuits and segments:

1. Making, planning and testing them.

2. Coordinating them into PC equipment and frameworks

3. Circuits that interaction, and have dynamic capacities

4. Low-voltage applications and with low-strength current

5. Advanced mechanics, AI, calculation, interchanges.

The two fields are centered on certifiable applications. On the off chance that you are energized by maths and science, love innovation and its expected advantages for society, this is the course for you.

Author

Prof. Sharad Salunke is currently working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering at Sagar Institute of Research & Technology, Bhopal. He had done his Master of Engineering (ME) in Electrical Engineering with specialization in Digital Techniques and Instrumentation from S.G.S.I.T.S, Indore, and Bachelor of Engineering from RGTU. He had a total of 11 years of teaching experience and 1 year of Industry experience. His area of research includes Nonlinear Control of AC machines and Digital signal and image processing.