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FluxState explains the engineering behind utility-scale solar and battery storage design, covering topics such as reactive power, load flow studies and power system studies. Each issue builds a concept from first principles and ties it to real interconnection and utility requirements.
A personal engineering blog documenting hands-on electronics projects, including a high-voltage power supply, a DIY microwave-transformer spot welder, and an Obsidian-driven desktop task display. Posts walk through design decisions, component choices, and build progress in a project-log style.
A practical technical publication covering data center infrastructure topics such as rack design and airflow, health, safety and environmental management, and grounding and bonding. Readers get structured explanations of how these systems work and why design choices matter for uptime and safety.
A short personal newsletter from an electrical engineer sharing loosely structured opinions on energy and technology, such as skepticism about hydrogen as a green energy carrier and interest in sodium-ion batteries. It reads as informal reflections rather than a deep analysis, with a clear point of view but limited sourcing and development.
This is a sponsor-style newsletter from a consortium of six power equipment manufacturers promoting cleaner electricity for homes, vehicles and workplaces. The excerpts are encyclopedia-style company profiles rather than original editorial, so readers get background on member firms and their technologies, such as SF6-free switchgear.
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