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electric cad

crodeghin · 2011-07-13 15:43:19

Hi, I am an engineer with a non cad experience (my experience was more on research), now I would like to go in depth on electric design (domestic plants and industrial ones). I would like to learn some electric cad, 2d for the moment. I would like to ask you which is the more used in Ireland by electrical engineers in…

13-07-2011 3:43pm

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crodeghin

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Hi,

I am an engineer with a non cad experience (my experience was more on research), now I would like to go in depth on electric design (domestic plants and industrial ones).

I would like to learn some electric cad, 2d for the moment. I would like to ask you which is the more used in Ireland by electrical engineers in electric design consultancy companies.

Consider that I can't buy autocad electrical, as I am working in total different company.

I wonder if E-Doc by abb or I-project from Scheider electric, that are free, can be useful to learn, or if it is better to start from the most used.

Thanks

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