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Autocad Electrical Course

  • G-TEC Ambattur

Autocad Electrical

Autocad Mechanical

AutoCAD Electrical is a specialized version of AutoCAD, which is a computer-aided design (CAD) software developed by Autodesk. It is tailored specifically for electrical design tasks, offering a range of features and tools to help electrical engineers and designers create, modify, and document electrical control systems.

What You Will Learn?

    Introduction to AutoCAD Electrical:

    • Basic introduction to the AutoCAD Electrical software, its interface, and its specific tools and features relevant to electrical design.


    Navigating the Interface:

    • Understanding the workspace, menus, toolbars, and navigation tools specific to AutoCAD Electrical.


    Drawing and Editing:

    • Techniques for creating and editing electrical drawings, including lines, arcs, circles, polylines, and other geometric shapes relevant to electrical schematics.


    Symbol Libraries:

    • Utilizing symbol libraries for electrical components such as switches, relays, transformers, motors, and more. Creating custom symbols and managing libraries.


    Schematic Design:

    • Creating schematic diagrams for electrical systems, including circuit diagrams, panel layouts, and wiring diagrams.


    Electrical Panel Layouts:

    • Designing electrical panels and control cabinets, including layout planning, component placement, and wire routing.


    Electrical Circuits:

    • Understanding and creating various types of electrical circuits, including single-line diagrams, ladder diagrams, and loop diagrams.


    Annotations and Documentation:

    • Adding text, labels, annotations, and other documentation to electrical drawings. Generating bills of materials (BOMs), parts lists, and other reports.


    Project Management:

    • Organizing and managing projects within AutoCAD Electrical, including file organization, project settings, and collaboration tools.


    Electrical Calculations:

    • Using AutoCAD Electrical for basic electrical calculations such as wire sizing, voltage drop calculations, and circuit analysis.


    Cross-Referencing and Tagging:

    • Implementing cross-referencing and tagging techniques to ensure consistency and accuracy in electrical drawings.


    Plotting and Publishing:

    • Preparing drawings for printing or digital distribution, including setting up layouts, plotting to various scales, and creating PDFs.