What is forensic electrical engineering?
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“Forensic electrical engineering is the application of electrical engineering to investigate the cause of failures, fires, electrocutions, and equipment damage for legal, insurance, or safety purposes. It combines physical examination of the evidence, analysis of the electrical system, and the relevant codes and standards into a defensible conclusion about cause and responsibility.”
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