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Electrical engineering is the field that works with electricity—controlling and using it to process information through electronic devices, or to generate and manage mechanical, magnetic, and other types of energy. It matters because it enables the technologies and systems that power modern life, from the devices we use daily to the infrastructure that delivers energy.
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L’électrotechnique se rapporte « aux applications pratiques de l'électricité, à la science étudiant ces applications ». Elle concerne par exemple la production, le transport, la distribution, le traitement, la transformation, la gestion et l’utilisation de l’énergie électrique. Parfois appelée « génie électrique », elle remonte à l'invention, en 1600, par William Gilbert, d'un électromètre permettant de déterminer la présence des charges électriques, et à l'invention, en 1672, par Otto von Guericke, d'un générateur électrostatique permettant de séparer des charges électriques à l'aide d'une machine.
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