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PE Electrical: Power: Practice Questions, Units, and Exam Format

Circuit analysis, rotating machines, power devices, transmission and distribution, protection, and electrical safety. See exactly what is on the exam, unit by unit, and practise it with a tutor that adapts to you.

Exam format

Structure of the PE Electrical: Power exam, from the official test specifications.
SectionQuestionsTimeShare of score
PE Electrical: Power808 hr100%

Units and exam weights

The 9 units of PE Electrical: Power, with the exam weight published for each.
UnitExam weightTopics covered
Measurement and Instrumentation7.5 to 11.25%1.A Instrument transformers and metering, 1.B Insulation testing, 1.C Ground resistance testing
General Applications10 to 15%2.A Lightning protection, 2.B Surge protection, 2.C Illumination/lighting, 2.D Energy management and demand calculations, 2.E Grounding
Electrical Safety12.5 to 18.75%3.A Wiring methods and installations, 3.B Hazardous locations, 3.C Special occupancies and systems, 3.D Shock and burns
Circuit Analysis12.5 to 18.75%4.A Three-phase circuits, 4.B Symmetrical components, 4.C Per-unit system, 4.D Phasor diagrams, 4.E Single-phase circuits, 4.F Direct current circuits
Power Electronic Circuits and Control Devices6.25 to 10%5.A Power electronics (converters, inverter-based resources, and variable frequency drives), 5.B Relays, switches, Boolean and ladder lo gic
Rotating Machines6.25 to 10%6.A Machine types and applications, 6.B Motor starting
Electric Power Devices10 to 15%7.A Transformers, 7.B Capacitors, 7.C Electrical energy storage (e.g., battery, ultra capacitor), 7.D Alternative power generation (e.g., photovoltaics [PV], wind), 7.E Testing
Transmission and Distribution Analysis (High, Medium, and Low Voltage)10 to 15%8.A Voltage drop, 8.B Voltage regulation and support, 8.C Power factor correction, 8.D Power quality, 8.E Fault current analysis, 8.F Transformer connections
Protection12.5 to 18.75%9.A Overcurrent protection, 9.B Protective relaying (e.g., differential, distance, undervoltage, pilot), 9.C Protective devices (e.g., fuses, breakers, reclosers), 9.D Coordination NCEES Principles and Practice of Engineering Examination

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