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Free Download Fundamentals Electrical Schematics (Industrial Controls) ABB
Published 4/2026
Created by Eng. Amr Ramadan
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 27 Lectures ( 3h 0m ) | Size: 3.33 GB
Learn Industrial Control Circuits, Automation, Electrical Control; Motor Starters for Control Engineers and Technicians
What you'll learn
✓ How to read, understand & design schematics
✓ Electrical Control
✓ How to read control panel drawings
✓ Classic Control
✓ Concept of power and control circuits
✓ Induction Motor Control
✓ Designing a circuit from scratch : Starter Circuits
✓ Fundamentals of Electrical Control Circuits
✓ Basics of electrical interlocking
✓ Motor Starters
✓ Metering circuits
✓ Star Delta Starter
✓ Reverse Forward Starter
✓ DOL Starter
✓ Electrical symbols
✓ Contactor's Contact Numbering
✓ How to Size Circuit Components Based on IEC & NFPA Standards
✓ Simulate Control Circuits using CADESimu
✓ Electrical Drawing Schematic of Control Circuits
✓ Master the working principles of switchgears, contactors, and protection relays.
✓ Design, simulate, and build practical motor control circuits, including DOL starters.
✓ Understand 3-phase induction motors and Star/Delta voltage connections.
✓ Wire electrical control panels step-by-step and troubleshoot real-world issues.
Requirements
● No pre-Requirements for this course. This course will teach you from zero to hero in classic controls.
Description
This course is your ultimate foundational guide to starting a career as an Automation and Controls Engineer. If you are responsible for the process controls part of a production line, or if you simply want to learn how to read, understand, and design electrical schematics (power and control circuits) from scratch, this course is designed specifically for you.
We will take you on a complete journey starting with the very basics of classic control and eventually building up to advanced concepts. We don't just rely on theory; we use engaging animations to explain the working principles of circuit components. We will design the most common industrial circuits, simulate them, and once our simulation is successful, we will build them by hand, wire by wire!
We are also thrilled to share that this course has earned a high ranking of 9.4/10 by CourseMarks and ranks in the TOP 4% of 94,680 courses!
What you will learn in this course
• Basics of Schematics: What is a schematic? Where is it used? Why is it needed?
• Reading & Understanding Schematics: Mastering the title block, disclaimers, templates, designations, cross-referencing, and legends.
• Electrical Symbols & Switchgears: * Definitions, working principles, and types of essential components.
• Understanding off-load & on-load devices.
• The difference between isolators and circuit breakers.
• Normally Open (NO) & Normally Closed (NC) contacts.
• Power & Auxiliary Contactors (contact numbering, advantages, and limitations).
• Instrument Transformers, Meters, Indicators, and Protection Devices.
• Designing Circuits Step-by-Step
• Designing the Direct-On-Line (DOL) Motor Starter Circuit.
• Motor control operations: Start / Stop / Trip.
• Hold-on contacts and indication circuits.
• Local / Remote and Auto / Manual operations.
• 3-Phase Induction Motors: Deep dive into the induction motor, its windings, and terminals. We will also discuss the voltage differences in Star and Delta connections.
• Advanced Concepts: Basics of electrical interlocking, metering circuits, and applications in switchboards (with practice questions).
• Practical Project & Standards: We will calculate the Full Load Current (FLC) for a project and, based on that, learn how to select the correct power component sizes according to IEC and NFPA Standards.
Join us to build a strong foundation in industrial electrical controls and start wiring with confidence!
Who this course is for
■ Students who want to pursue a career in electrical automation
■ Anyone planning to work in LV/ MV Switchboard Manufacturing Companies
■ Controls Engineers, Controls Technicians, and all Automation friends out there who are responsible for maintaining these big production lines inside all the factories around the world.
■ Anyone who wants to understand electrical control concept / designing of systems/ complicated controls/ various industrial and commercial domestic application.
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