The first step to passing the FE Electrical & PE Power exam is to understand what the test is about. The test is designed to assess your knowledge of electrical theory, safety practices, and practical application. You have to know how to solve problems, identify hazards, and apply basic principles of electricity. The test consists of two sections: FE Electrical Theory and PE Power.

1. What is FE Electrical Theory?

FE Electrical Theory is the section of the test where you will be asked questions related to the fundamental concepts of electricity. These concepts include voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, inductance, and magnetic flux.

2. What is PE Power?

PE Power is the second section of the test. In this section, you will be given a problem and need to determine the best way to complete the task. You will use math skills, logic, and reasoning to find the correct answer.

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PE Power Exam Webinars’ proven structure and clear explanations start with the basics and help you quickly become familiar with common electrical engineering concepts. Together, these chapters provide an in-depth review of the topics and codes listed in the NCEES Electrical and Computer PE Power Exam Specifications.

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This should be your first resource if you are researching study material for PE proficiency exams. It contains detailed solutions based on the latest NCEES® PE Power CBT exam specification covering all exam topics including Measurement and Instrumentation - Applications - Codes and Standards - Analysis - Devices and Power Electronic Circuits - Induction and Synchronous Machines - Electrical Energy Equipment - Power System Analysis - Protection.

Wasim Asghar is a Licensed Professional Engineer in Texas (PE), Florida (PE), and Ontario (P. Eng) with consulting experience in design, commissioning, and plant engineering for clients in Energy, Mining, and Infrastructure.

He passed both exams on the first attempts (FE in October 2014 and PE in April 2015). The lessons learned during the exam preparation process encourage him to write and create content that is designed to help aspiring examinees better prepare for the latest CBT format of the FE Electrical and Computer Engineering Exam.

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