PE Exam Resources
I put together this table as a quick-access to the PE exam resources without having to read through all my thoughts/reviews on them. If you are interested in those details, that’s located HERE.
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| Resource | Link 1 |
|---|---|
| NCEES Practice Exam | link |
| Protective Relaying: Principles and Applications - Blackburn | link |
| Protective Relay Principles - Sleva | link |
| Engineering Pro Guides (all products) | link |
| Power PE Textbook - Engineering Pro Guides | link |
| Power PE Full Exam - Engineering Pro Guides | link |
| Power PE Final Exam - Engineering Pro Guides | link |
| Electrical PE Power Supplemental Reference Exam - Engineering Pro Guides | link |
| Engineering Pro Guides Online Course | link |
| The Electrical Engineer’s Guide to Passing the Power PE Exam - Graffeo, PE | link |
| Power Reference Manual for the Electrical & Computer PE Exam - Camera, PE ( Amazon link) | PPi link |
| Power Practice Exams for the Electrical & Computer PE Exam - Camera, PE ( Amazon link) | PPi link |
| Power Practice Problems for the Electrical & Computer PE Exam - Camera, PE (Amazon link) | PPi link |
| National Electric Code (NEC) – HANDBOOK! | link |
| National Electric Safety Code (NESC) - try to borrow this not buy it... | link |
| NFPA 70E Standard for Electric Safety in the Workplace - again...try to borrow... | link |
| Electrical Machines, Drives, and Power Systems - Wildi | link |
| Spin-Up for the Electrical and Computer Engineering PE Exam (Power): 5 Sample Exams | link |
| Ugly’s Electrical References | link |
Thanks for checking out my Quick PE Exam Resources table!
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