Normal operation is rarely questioned. Until it changes. Most systems spend their lives there. Between alarms. Between events. When did “normal” become harder to describe?…
Every system ages. The question is how visibly it does. Some wear shows early. Other wear stays hidden for years. When did aging become part…
Some systems are built to brace. They expect stress. Others seem to assume stability. When did power designs start expecting less trouble? Older architectures planned…
Some decisions feel urgent. Others take time, even when the data is clear. Power design has always lived between those two speeds. When did power…
Some technologies arrive loudly. Others arrive already in use. By the time they are named, they have been working for a while. Power systems often…
Power systems do not announce themselves when they change. They tend to shift quietly, one design choice at a time. A charger becomes smaller. A…