1.What is the circuit diagram?
A circuit diagram is derived from a functional layout and It doesn’t generally bear any relationship to the physical shape, size or layout of the parts and although you’ll wire up an assembly from the knowledge given in it, they’re usually intended to point out the detail of how an circuit works.
1) Symbols to represent the components;
2) Lines to represent the functional conductors or wires which connect them together.
2. What is wiring diagram?
Wiring diagram is the drawing which shows all the wiring between the parts such as:
1) Control or signal functions;
2) Power supplies and earth connections;
3) Termination of unused leads, contacts;
4) Interconnection via terminal posts, blocks, plugs, sockets, lead-throughs.
3. What is wiring schedule?
A wiring schedule defines the wire reference number, type, length and the amount of insulation stripping required for soldering.
In complex equipment you’ll also find a table of interconnections which can give the starting and finishing reference points of every connection also as other important information such as wire colour, identification marking then on.
4. What is block diagram?
The diagram is afunctional drawing which is employed to point out and describe the most operating principles of the equipment and is typically drawn before the circuit diagram. It will not give any detail of the actual wiring connections or even the smallest components.
5. List the Electrical Templates?
The template files that start with ACE are electrical drawing templates. ACAD_Electrical.dwt and ACAD_Electrical_IEC.dwt are the electrical templates used for creating AutoCAD Electrical drawings.
6. What is Project Manager?
Project Manager is used to list the drawing files associated with each open project.
New drawings can be added, reorder drawing files project settings can be changed.
