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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - UNDERSTANDING TINKERCAD USER WORKSPACE Have you been searching for a way to learn 3D modelling Have you ever thought of perfecting your 2D drawing into real life projects Hereis the Goodness;TinkerCAD User Workspace for Beginners is a complete, hands-on guide to Autodesk Tinkercad, written for people who have never touched 3D design or electronics software before. Rather than skimming across every feature, this book focuses squarely on the Tinkercad workspace itself: how to navigate confidently in three dimensions, how to build and combine simple shapes into truly useful objects, and how to move from a rough idea to a finished, precisely dimensioned design.The book follows a careful, patient progression. It begins with the fundamentals of the workspace, 3D navigation, and precise measurement, then builds toward real design thinking: planning a project, designing with eventual 3D printing in mind, and recognizing common beginner mistakes before they become frustrating. Five complete guided projects - a personalized nameplate, a desk organizer, a phone stand, a custom box with a fitted lid, and an integrated capstone design - turn every technique into hands-on, practical skill.From there, the book turns to Tinkercad Circuits, introducing electronics concepts in plain language, building working simulated circuits, and, where supported, exploring introductory programming logic to create simple interactive projects. Throughout, the book emphasizes understanding the why behind each technique, not just the how, and closes with a consolidated troubleshooting reference, a glossary, and practical appendices designed for ongoing use long after the final chapter.Whether you are a student, a teacher introducing 3D design to a classroom, a parent supporting a child's learning, or simply a curious beginner, this book is designed to leave you truly capable of opening Tinkercad on your own and building something you are proud of.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. DATA CENTER ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS A Practical Introduction to Power Distribution, Backup Processes, Redundancy, and Critical Infrastructure. Behind every server, switch, and blinking status light in a data center sits a much older, far less glamorous piece of engineering doing the real work of keeping everything running: the electrical system. Most people who work around data centers - IT professionals, network engineers, hardware technicians, facilities staff, and newcomers to critical infrastructure - know there's "a UPS" and "the generators," but little beyond that. This book exists to change that.Written for absolute beginners and structured for steady, no-assumptions learning, Data Center Electrical Systems walks you through the complete journey electricity takes - from the utility connection outside the building, through switchgear, transformers, and protection systems, into the batteries and generators standing ready for the moment they're needed, and finally into the power supply of a single server. Along the way, you'll build the same mental model that experienced data center engineers and technicians carry in their heads: not just what each component is, but why it exists, what happens when it fails, and how the rest of the system is designed to respond.Inside, you'll learn: The complete power path from utility supply to IT equipment, explained stage by stage.Core electrical fundamentals - voltage, current, power, three-phase systems - built from the ground upHow UPS systems, batteries, and generators work together to guarantee uninterrupted powerWhat redundancy actually means, and why "having two of everything" doesn't automatically mean you're protectedHow to recognize hidden single points of failure before they become real onesGrounding, power quality, and electrical safety - including a clear, honest explanation of arc flash and why qualified personnel existHow monitoring, maintenance, and testing keep a facility reliable over its entire operating lifeRealistic, scenario-based walkthroughs of utility failures, equipment faults, and capacity crunchesHow to read a simplified single-line diagram and speak the language of the engineers around youThis is not a hands-on manual, and it won't teach you to touch a breaker or step into a switchgear room unsupervised - qualification for that comes from formal training, licensing, and site authorization, not from a book. What this book will do is turn "the electrical system" from a black box into something you genuinely understand: a coordinated, deliberately engineered chain of components, each with a job, each capable of failing in its own way, and each backed up by the next.Whether you're a junior technician, a systems administrator curious about the infrastructure underneath you, or simply someone who wants to walk into a data center and finally understand what you're looking at, this book gives you a clear, accurate, and genuinely useful foundation - one chapter This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. UNDERSTANDING TINKERCAD USER WORKSPACE Have you been searching for a way to learn 3D modelling?Have you ever thought of perfecting your 2D drawing into real life projects?Hereis the Goodness;TinkerCAD User Workspace for Beginners is a complete, hands-on guide to Autodesk Tinkercad, written for people who have never touched 3D design or electronics software before. Rather than skimming across every feature, this book focuses squarely on the Tinkercad workspace itself: how to navigate confidently in three dimensions, how to build and combine simple shapes into truly useful objects, and how to move from a rough idea to a finished, precisely dimensioned design.The book follows a careful, patient progression. It begins with the fundamentals of the workspace, 3D navigation, and precise measurement, then builds toward real design thinking: planning a project, designing with eventual 3D printing in mind, and recognizing common beginner mistakes before they become frustrating. Five complete guided projects - a personalized nameplate, a desk organizer, a phone stand, a custom box with a fitted lid, and an integrated capstone design - turn every technique into hands-on, practical skill.From there, the book turns to Tinkercad Circuits, introducing electronics concepts in plain language, building working simulated circuits, and, where supported, exploring introductory programming logic to create simple interactive projects. Throughout, the book emphasizes understanding the why behind each technique, not just the how, and closes with a consolidated troubleshooting reference, a glossary, and practical appendices designed for ongoing use long after the final chapter.Whether you are a student, a teacher introducing 3D design to a classroom, a parent supporting a child's learning, or simply a curious beginner, this book is designed to leave you truly capable of opening Tinkercad on your own and building something you are proud of. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. DATA CENTER ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS A Practical Introduction to Power Distribution, Backup Processes, Redundancy, and Critical Infrastructure. Behind every server, switch, and blinking status light in a data center sits a much older, far less glamorous piece of engineering doing the real work of keeping everything running: the electrical system. Most people who work around data centers - IT professionals, network engineers, hardware technicians, facilities staff, and newcomers to critical infrastructure - know there's "a UPS" and "the generators," but little beyond that. This book exists to change that.Written for absolute beginners and structured for steady, no-assumptions learning, Data Center Electrical Systems walks you through the complete journey electricity takes - from the utility connection outside the building, through switchgear, transformers, and protection systems, into the batteries and generators standing ready for the moment they're needed, and finally into the power supply of a single server. Along the way, you'll build the same mental model that experienced data center engineers and technicians carry in their heads: not just what each component is, but why it exists, what happens when it fails, and how the rest of the system is designed to respond.Inside, you'll learn: The complete power path from utility supply to IT equipment, explained stage by stage.Core electrical fundamentals - voltage, current, power, three-phase systems - built from the ground upHow UPS systems, batteries, and generators work together to guarantee uninterrupted powerWhat redundancy actually means, and why "having two of everything" doesn't automatically mean you're protectedHow to recognize hidden single points of failure before they become real onesGrounding, power quality, and electrical safety - including a clear, honest explanation of arc flash and why qualified personnel existHow monitoring, maintenance, and testing keep a facility reliable over its entire operating lifeRealistic, scenario-based walkthroughs of utility failures, equipment faults, and capacity crunchesHow to read a simplified single-line diagram and speak the language of the engineers around youThis is not a hands-on manual, and it won't teach you to touch a breaker or step into a switchgear room unsupervised - qualification for that comes from formal training, licensing, and site authorization, not from a book. What this book will do is turn "the electrical system" from a black box into something you genuinely understand: a coordinated, deliberately engineered chain of components, each with a job, each capable of failing in its own way, and each backed up by the next.Whether you're a junior technician, a systems administrator curious about the infrastructure underneath you, or simply someone who wants to walk into a data center and finally understand what you're looking at, this book gives you a clear, accurate, and genuinely useful foundation - one chapter This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…