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No, wait. It’s both:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromechanics
![]() 09/26/2017 at 14:04 |
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= the engineers I work with.
Just need to add “software problem” in there.
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Lol I wish I knew how to edit gifs like this, this is freaking hilarious.
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Real scenario that happened a few years ago in the Shell Ecomarathon team I was part of:
Mechanical Engineer: Your electrical motor put out too much torque and bent the driveshaft.
Electrical Engineer: No, your driveshaft was too weak.
Mechenical Engineer: But you were supposed to limit the torque in the motorcontroller.
Me(part of the management team): Come on guys, it’s broken already, just go and fix it. We have to have it running again tomorrow.
09/26/2017 at 14:15 |
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Ah yes, the “My Jag won’t start” problem tree.
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Needs to end with “customer problem” or “software problem”, with both turning to viewer.
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LOL! I’m totally saving that GIF
But TBH, electrical problems are mechanical in nature. Like a physically broken wire, or corroded connection, or a failed component...