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=Basics= | |||
*See general notes and instructions in the [[Electrical Design Guide]] - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qzTNV2n-UMCY6J5qQG_geLeMq_7ycntecO-R-snSdx0/edit#slide=id.gbd5e6855d0_0_139 | |||
*Use [[Standard House Wiring Diagram Symbols]] | |||
*Or, develop Inkscape, editable docs, LibreCAD, or other part libraries for drag and drop. | |||
*In FreeCAD, develop a 3D electrical diagram designer which allows you to select and insert the correct components, based on layer heights as in the current OSE [[Master Interface Process]] | |||
=Advanced= | |||
*Use [[QElectroTech]] or other house circuit diagram software. Apparently, QElectroTech has user-definable symbols. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:07, 22 June 2022
Basics
- See general notes and instructions in the Electrical Design Guide - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qzTNV2n-UMCY6J5qQG_geLeMq_7ycntecO-R-snSdx0/edit#slide=id.gbd5e6855d0_0_139
- Use Standard House Wiring Diagram Symbols
- Or, develop Inkscape, editable docs, LibreCAD, or other part libraries for drag and drop.
- In FreeCAD, develop a 3D electrical diagram designer which allows you to select and insert the correct components, based on layer heights as in the current OSE Master Interface Process
Advanced
- Use QElectroTech or other house circuit diagram software. Apparently, QElectroTech has user-definable symbols.