About Course
π Training Course Plan: Low Current Systems β‘
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Duration: 4 Weeks (8 Lectures)
Code: 12002-NC
π― Target Audience:
Electrical engineers and technicians
Electrical and communications engineering students
Professionals in security and surveillance systems
π Detailed Course Content
π¨βπ« Week 1: Introduction to Low Current Systems
π Lecture 1: Concept and Applications of Low Current Systems
Difference between low and high current systems
Importance of low current systems in infrastructure
Main applications (control, security, communications)
π Lecture 2: Intercom and Voice Communication Systems
Components of intercom systems
Wired and wireless connection methods
Troubleshooting and common maintenance issues
π Week 2: Security and Surveillance Systems
π Lecture 3: CCTV Surveillance Systems
Types of cameras (Analog vs. IP)
Connection techniques and communication protocols
Data storage and DVR/NVR recording systems
π Lecture 4: Access Control Systems
Mechanism of door access control systems
Types of readers (RFID, biometric, smart keys)
System integration with networks
π οΈ Week 3: Alarm Systems and Smart Lighting
π Lecture 5: Burglar and Fire Alarm Systems
Components of alarm systems and sensor types
Conventional vs. smart alarm systems
Wiring methods and integration with other systems
π Lecture 6: Smart Lighting and Automated Control
Smart lighting technologies (Zigbee, KNX, DALI)
Integration with smart home systems
Case studies of automated control systems
π Week 4: Design, Implementation, and Maintenance
π Lecture 7: Planning and Designing Low Current Systems
Reading engineering schematics and symbols
Power and load calculations for low current systems
Selecting appropriate components for each application
π Lecture 8: Installation and Practical Maintenance
Field installation and testing of systems
Common faults and troubleshooting methods
Performance optimization and sustainability
π― Course Outcomes:
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Comprehensive understanding of low current systems and applications
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Mastery in designing and installing intercom, surveillance, alarm, and smart lighting systems
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Knowledge of maintenance and troubleshooting for optimal operation
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Readiness for the job market in the field of low-voltage electrical systems