Low-Current Installations: Fire Alarm, CCTV, Data, Telephone, Sound and MATV Systems

This course is designed for electrical engineering students to learn about low-current systems: fire alarm, CCTV, telephone, MATV, data and sound systems. 16 lectures in 4h 18m total course length.

Course Description

This course is designed for electrical engineering students to learn the fundamentals of low-current systems: fire alarm, CCTV, telephone, MATV, data and sound systems.

The course consists of a six main sections:

  1. Fire Alarm System: Components of fire alarm system, sensors and detectors, outputs used in fire alarm system, fire alarm control panels and cables
  2. CCTV System: Camera selection in CCTV system, management of CCTV system and different cables used in CCTV system
  3. Telephone System: Types of telephone systems, components of traditional telephone system, cables, outlets
  4. Data system: Data system outlet, different types of cables, patch panel, rack and switches used in data system
  5. MATV system: Components of MATV system, types of antennas used and cables used in MATV system
  6. Sound system: Components of sound system and their function

Course Summary

  1. Fire Alarm Systems
  2. CCTV Systems
  3. Telephone Systems
  4. Data Systems
  5. MATV Systems
  6. Sound Systems

Who Is This Course For

Anyone who wants to get knowledge in low-current installations and systems

Requirements

Basic knowledge in low-voltage electrical installations

Downloadable course materials

After purchasing the course, students can download the following materials:

  • Low-Current Systems Course Slides (PDF)

About Instructor

Engr. Ahmed Mahdy

I am Ahmed Mahdy an electrical power engineer, researcher, and the founder of Khadija Academy. I have helped over 100,000 students from 202 countries achieve career success through simple, easy courses over the last 10 years.​ In addition, I have a YouTube educational engineering channel called "Engr. Ahmed / Khadija Academy", where I regularly post videos related to electrical engineering. I have received the award for the best master's thesis in the Faculty of Engineering - Ain Shams University for 2022/2023. Some of my published research works in the top electrical engineering journals worldwide: 1- ​Transient stability improvement of wave energy conversion systems connected to power grid using anti-windup-coot optimization strategy - Energy Journal - Impact Factor of 9.0. 2- Nonlinear Modeling and Real-Time Simulation of a Grid-Connected AWS Wave Energy Conversion System - IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy - Impact Factor of 8.8. 3- Modeling and optimal operation of hybrid wave energy and PV system feeding supercharging stations based on golden jackal optimal control strategy - Energy Journal - Impact Factor of 9.​0. 4- State-of-the-Art of the most commonly adopted wave energy conversion systems - Ain Shams Engineering Journal - Impact Factor of 6.0. 5- Optimal Design of Fractional-Order PID Controllers for a Nonlinear AWS Wave Energy Converter Using Hybrid Jellyfish Search and Particle Swarm Optimization - Fractal and Fractional - Impact Factor of 5.4 6- Dynamic performance enhancement of nonlinear AWS wave energy systems based on optimal super-twisting control strategy - Ain Shams Engineering Journal - Impact Factor of 6.0. 7- A novel maximum energy extraction strategy using lithium-ion batteries for Archimedes wave swing wave energy conversion systems - Renewable Energy - Impact Factor of 9.1

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Course Includes

  • 6 Lessons
  • 15 Topics
  • Course Certificate
  • Lifetime Access