
Master AutoCAD Electrical to read and create precise electrical drawings, wire components with PLC symbols, and build symbols with the symbol builder.
Explore the AutoCAD Electrical interface using a demo drawing to learn component counts, reports, reading drawings, and the distinction between general and electrical commands, plus workspace management and inserting components.
Explore the AutoCAD Electrical interface sections, including the title bar, quick access toolbar, and application menu, and learn to create electrical blocks and circuits with standard commands.
Explore the AutoCAD Electrical ribbon overview, covering tools, options, save settings across versions, snap and grip controls, drawing and text commands, project manager, and navigation for efficient electrical design.
Learn how to customize and manage AutoCAD Electrical workspaces, toggle menus and toolbars, adjust grid, snap and polar tracking, save personal workspaces, and access quick properties and component parameters.
Learn to create new drawings in AutoCAD Electrical from scratch by using templates, setting title blocks and project properties, copying drawings, and saving them in a project folder.
Organize an AutoCAD Electrical project by adding and managing folders, moving and renaming drawings, and applying or comparing project and drawing properties, including units and limits.
Explore template types in AutoCAD Electrical, create and save DWP templates for multiple drawings, and understand color vs black-and-white options, units, and NFPA versus IEC standards.
Explore why mixing templates in an AutoCAD Electrical project is discouraged and learn the basic electrical drawing building blocks, including lines, wires, components, and circle and arc commands with shortcuts.
Learn to join line segments to form shapes, explode grouped lines, apply break to delete portions, and move lines and wires to new positions in AutoCAD Electrical.
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AutoCAD Electrical course is designed to give a clear understanding of AutoCAD
Electrical features, capabilities and the sound knowledge of the software to
enable the students to exploit the surplus availability of specially developed
electrical drafting tools to enhance productivity.
This is a Demo AutoCAD Electrical course which is divided in three different
sections. In the first section, we will discuss a short summary of the whole course,
short overview about AutoCAD Electrical software, its interface sections, some
useful commands, and different types of electrical drawings and electrical circuits.
The second section is about ACADE interface sections working. Before starting
deep learning, we will discuss some demo drawings and circuits in AutoCAD
Electrical software. On the basis of interface sections, some similarities and
differences of ACAD and ACADE drawings are discussed. Title bar, application
button, quick access toolbar, menu bar and ribbon sections are discussed in
detail. The concept of layers, dimensions, command window and multiple
techniques are explained to operate a command. Some of the working is
summarized as follows:
o How to hide/unhide Ribbon tab and command window.
o How to adjust size of crosshair, pick box and aperture size.
o Saving drawings in previous sections and plotting in pdf format.
o How to divide and object in different sections.
o Working on grip and snap settings.
o How to hide/unhide menu bar, schematic tab etc.
o How to create a new workspace for ease of access.
o Moving from one workspace to another.
The third section is a brief overview about project manager. Summary of its sub
topics are listed as below:
o Start working in ACADE project manager interface.
o Overview and opening of WDP file
o Importing/exporting of drawings.
o Creating a new project and setting its dialog box.
o Uses of Library and Icon menu paths in project properties.
o Creating, adding and removing drawings in a project.
o Working on different formats of templates are discussed in detail.
o Different standards of drawings are discussed.
o Working in new drawing dialog box.
o Differences in drawings due to different templates on the basis of Limits
and Units are explained.