Electrical planning. Follow the process.

The CAD videos begin with geometry. This series opens another field: electrical planning. Follow a concrete task from its first description through to the schematic and the checks shown.

Video frame: pump motor feeder with power and control circuits and a visualised on state.

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KI × Elektro · Part 01 · 1:52

From a sentence to an electrical schematic →

A 4 kW pump on a 400 V supply, direct-on-line starting: Holger Peschke shows how AI structures the task, states its assumptions and creates a schematic after feedback. The recording then shows the switching states and eight internal checks.

AImation’s own development demonstration. The eight checks shown replace neither a full standards review nor technical approval. A qualified electrical professional must review and approve the assumptions, sizing and protective measures for the specific installation.

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Video frame: reversing contactor circuit for a conveyor, showing current paths and a simulation with both direction buttons pressed together.

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KI × Elektro · Part 02 · 1:52

The short-circuit test: reversing contactors and star-delta →

A 4 kW conveyor on a 400 V supply needs forward and reverse operation. Holger Peschke shows how AI prepares a reversing contactor circuit and explores fault scenarios in the schematic: both buttons pressed together, a bypassed auxiliary contact and missing interlocks. A design for star-delta starting of a 22 kW fan follows.

AImation’s own development demonstration. Fault scenarios are explored only in the model, not on a physically wired installation. The AI findings and sizing shown do not constitute a standards review or technical approval. A qualified electrical professional must review the circuit, protective measures and assumptions for the specific application.

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A series that will grow

Parts 1 and 2 are available now. Further electrical engineering examples are planned and will be added here once the recordings are ready.

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