Today the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software takes a look at Revit 2025.

This episode looks at the features available in the recently released Revit 2025, specifically exploring some updates tailored for electrical engineers. But are they a game-changer?

The next episode will be released on May 15th.

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The latest episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software is available and continues our look at Induction Motors.

"Induction Motors – Part 3: Torque Curve" investigates torque curve and explains why induction motors stall as they approach their peak horsepower.

The next episode will be released on May 1st.

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This episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software is inspired by the new release of Revit 2025.

"Revit 2025: Usage & Adoption" takes a look at and reviews the adoption and usage statistics by the yearly Revit version.

The next episode will be released on April 17th.

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Welcome to this episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software.

"Induction Motors – Part 2: Understanding Rotation" continues its study of Induction Motors. David Robison and co-host Mark Robison, P.E. talk about rotation in induction motors and how understanding this is essential for efficient operation and maintenance.

The next episode will be released on April 3rd.

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Welcome to this episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software.

"Induction Motors – Part 1: A Beginner's Guide" is the start of a multi-part exploration of induction motors that explains why they are so fundamental to the electrical and mechanical fields.

The next episode will be released on March 20th.

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Welcome to this episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software.

"How to Calculate Voltage Drop in Revit" examines Revit and its ability to make voltage drop calculations. Revit boasts the ability to size wires and calculate voltage drop, however, the reality is far from ideal.

The next episode will be released on March 6th.

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Check out this helpful episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software.

"Isolated Grounds" looks at the complexity of isolated grounds and investigates the challenges, opportunities, history, functionality, and practical considerations surrounding them.

The next episode will be released on February 21st.

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We’re particularly pleased to present this episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software.

"The Electrical BIM Scorecard" looks at how to help electrical engineers assess whether particular BIM software offerings will meet the requirements for an effective solution.

The next episode will be released on February 7th.

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For this first episode of the second season of the Electrical Building Design Show, David Robison tackles a common yet critical aspect of electrical building design: fault calculations. And, instead of discussing the more common manual input method which can lead to errors, building information modeling is presented as the alternative.

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In this episode of the Electrical Building Design Show, cohosts David Robison and Mark Robison, PE, look at the intricacies of subducts, focusing on their purpose, electrical power requirements, regulations, and the challenges facing electrical engineers in ensuring their continuous operation.

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