Practicing electric schematics and drawings online?

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Online resources for practicing electric schematics and drawings include platforms that provide detailed circuit diagrams with step-by-step explanations. Users seek systematic approaches to practical electrical engineering, covering topics like connecting relays, fault finding, and using voltmeters. Additionally, instructions on calibrating switches and disassembling AC motors are desired for hands-on learning. One recommended resource is Digi-Key's Scheme-it, which offers tools for creating and analyzing circuits. These platforms are valuable for improving schematic reading skills and verifying circuit designs.
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Hello everyone.

Is there a place online where there are electric drawings and schematics with descriptions of sequence of their work? Like a step-by-step on what's going on in the circuit. I really need to practice schematics reading and then check if I got the circuit right.

How about a systematic approach to practical electrical engineering like connecting relays and contactors, basics of fault finding, using voltmeters to locate a break in the circuit, instructions on calibrating different switches, using barriers, dissembling of AC motors etc.?

Thank you in advance.
 
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