CP-Symbols Electrical

Electrics – IEC, NFPA contains the following categories of symbols:

• IEC (vertical symbols – switchgear, control and protective equipment, measuring instruments, production and conversion of electrical energy; active elements – diodes, transistors, thyristors; passive elements – resistors, capacitors, inductors, delay lines, piezoelectric cells),
• NFPA (vertical symbols – 1L, 2L, 3L, terminals; horizontal symbols – 1L, 2L, 3L, terminals, marks).

Electrics – The plan contains the following categories of symbols:

• architectural and topographic plans and installation schemes (sockets, switches, buttons, designations, junction boxes),
• lighting (lamps, sockets, emergency lighting, connection points, light sources, and others, for example, indicators of radiation fields),
• production and conversion of electrical energy (power plants, generators),
• industrial automation and measuring equipment (sensors, recorders, etc.),
• equipment for fire protection and fire extinguishing (detectors, fire extinguishing devices, control centers, signaling devices, junction boxes),
• alarm systems (detectors, centers, readers, alarm systems, etc.),
• telecommunications (radio stations, antennas, telephones, etc.),
• grounding and lightning protection,
• passive elements (delay lines),
• medicine (buildings, hospital receptions, X-ray emitters, electrosurgery, etc.),
• household appliances (consumer electronics, audio equipment, TVs, computers, timers, sound recording, etc.).

Electrics – The scheme contains the following categories of symbols:

• switchgear, control devices and protective devices (contacts, connectors, switches, disconnectors, coils and relays, selectors, fuses, etc.),
• lighting (lamps, emergency lighting, etc.),
• measuring instruments (meters, counters, thermocouples, etc.),
• production and conversion of electrical energy (motors, generators, transformers, current converters, thermoelectric generators, converters),
• equipment for fire protection and fire extinguishing (detectors, control centers, etc.),
• alarm systems (detectors, centers, readers, alarms, alarms, remote controls, call systems, etc.),
• installations (sensors, transducers, I/O controllers, etc.),
• telecommunications (filters, generators, converters, amplifiers, distributors, radio stations, telephones, etc.),
• passive elements (resistors, capacitors, inductors, delay lines, piezoelectric devices),
• active elements (diodes, transistors, thyristors, vacuum tubes
  medicine (buildings, reception rooms of hospitals),
• household appliances (consumer electronics, audio equipment, TVs, computers, timers, sound recording, etc.).
• lines (power line masts, lines and wires, electricity production and conversion, telecommunications),
• architectural and topographic plans of networks.

Electrics – Lighting contains the following categories of conventional designations:

• lighting (lamps, fluorescent lamps, panels, reflectors),
• Philips (industrial luminaires, built-in luminaires, spotlights, FAREL, exterior lighting, pendant lamps),
• linear luminaires (lighting systems with one or two fluorescent lamps).

Flowcharts and diagrams contain the following categories of legends:

• algorithms (basic symbols, loops and data processing, I/O devices, storage and memory, relationship determinants, counters),
• functional diagrams (symbols, for example, action, initial step, order, connections, branches, pulsation timer),
• network (computer networks – scanners, sockets, terminals;
• network locations, servers, servers in racks, as well as faxes, mobile phones, etc.),
• BPMN – Business Process Modeling Notation, a system for building business processes (events, entities, tasks, task markers, task types, data),
• people
• much more (arrows, intersections),
• relationships between elements (one to many, zero to one),
• examples (network diagram, quadratic equation solution algorithm, functional diagram, circuit block diagram, process network block diagram, BPMN diagram).

The CP-Symbols module also contains the following general-purpose commands:

• Lines (pipes, channels, cables) – to create schematic representations of various networks.
• Frames and Tables – A library of standard frames, stamps, formats, and tables.
• Attributes and descriptions are used to assign values to various conventions.
• Bill of Materials – to create a specification of the elements used in the drawing.

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