Electrical Schematics (Industrial Controls)
Learn to read, understand & design power & control circuits. Foundational course to learn electrical wiring drawings.
Ratings 4.27 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- How to read, understand & design schematics
- How to read control panel drawings
- Concept of power and control circuits
- Designing a circuit from scratch : Starter Circuits
- Indication circuits
- Local Remote & Auto Manual Operation
- Basics of electrical interlocking
- Metering circuits
- Learn certain key switchgears
- Electrical symbols
- Cross-referencing and Designations in Schematics
- Starter Circuit
- Concept of NO & NC contacts
- Contactor's Contact Numbering
Description
Electrical Schematics (Industrial Controls) is a basic course to start learning how to read, understand & design electrical schematics or electrical drawing (power and control circuits). We have covered various concepts that are required to design schematics. We start with very basics and eventually build on it.
We are also thrilled to share that this course has earned the high ranking of 9.4/10 by CourseMarks and ranks in the TOP 4% of 94,680 courses!
Some of the topics that you will come across are:
1) Basic details on schematics - What is schematic ? Where is it used ? Why is it needed?
2) Reading & Understanding Schematic - Title block, Disclaimer, Template, Designations, Cross-referencing, Legends etc.
3) Electrical Symbols & Switchgears - Electrical Symbols along with definition & images. Key technical details about switchgear like circuit breakers, Contactors Isolators, Meters , Indicators & Protection devices
a) Learn Off load & On Load devices
b) Difference between isolators & circuit breakers
c) NO & NC contacts
d) Power & Auxiliary Contactor - contact numbering, advantages & limitations etc.
e) Instrument Transformers
f) Protection Devices
4) Designing circuit - in a step by step method - DOL Motor Starter Circuit
Control of motors - Star / Stop, Trip
Hold-on Contact
Indication circuits
Local remote
Auto manual operations
5) Basics of electrical interlocking
6) Basics of Metering Circuits
7) Application in Switchboards and practice questions.
Who Should Attend!
- Final year engineering - B tech, B.E., Diploma.
- Electrical Engineers who want to work as electrical designers
- Anyone planning to work in LV/ MV Switchboard Manufacturing Companies
- Students who want to pursue a career in electrical automation
- Students who want to work in electrical contractors and consultants companies.
- Anyone who wants to understand electrical control concept / designing of systems/ complicated controls/ various industrial and commercial domestic application.
