Introduction to
Low Voltage Systems
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By:
Amy DiPaola,
Sam DiPaola |
Jump-start your knowledge of low
voltage systems, associated devices, and the methods and terminology
of the industry!
This introductory, all-inclusive
guide combines the basic elements of various low voltage systems
into a single source, so that readers gain a concrete understanding
of the operation of individual systems - including theory of
operation - as well as how they integrate.
Information pertaining to
devices, connection and cabling, and the National Electrical Code®
are all thoroughly examined, outfitting users with an appreciation
for the operation of such systems, as well as the language and
terminology of the industry.
Readers will gain valuable
insight into the purpose and use of the Code®, the treatment of
devices and their relationship to the entire system, conductors and
cabling, and more.
Easy-to-read content that is
written especially for industry novices employs a thoughtful use of
layman's terms so that difficult concepts and topics will be swiftly
grasped.
Features:
- issues such as voltage drop, characteristic
impedance, attenuation, and insulation are discussed in depth,
promoting a knowledge of the major issues involved in specifying
the right type of cable for a job
- a detailed discussion of the basics of
computer networking examines the levels of communication and
protocols necessary for communicating across a network
- readers will gain an understanding of the
NEC® and associated terminology that will enable them to flow
through the pages of any industry magazine or manufacture's guide
relating to such topics
- coverage assumes a fundamental
understanding of the basic laws, components, and circuits of AC/DC
electricity
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Contents:
I. Introduction to the NEC
II. Electrical Cable
III. Article 640 Audio Signal Processing,
Amplification, and Reproduction Equipment
IV. Speaker Placement and Equipment Racks
V. Article 645 Information Technology
Equipment
VI. Article 700 Emergency Systems
VII. Article 725 Class1, Class 2 and
Class 3 Remote-Control, Signaling, and Power-Limited Circuits
VIII. Article 760 Fire Alarm Systems
IX. Article 770 Optical Fiber Cables and
Raceways
X. Article 800 Communications
Circuits/Alarm System
XI. Article 810 Radio and Television
Equipment
XII. Article 820 Community Antenna
Television and Radio Distribution Systems (CATV) and Closed
Circuit Television (CCTV)
XIII. Article 830 Network-Powered
Broadband Communications Systems
Amy DiPaola holds a Power
Limited Technician license with the Minnesota Board of Electricity.
She is also registered instructor with the state of Minnesota and
the Minnesota Board of Electricity to teach low voltage continuing
education courses and electronics.
She was an electronics technician
with the FBI from 1996-2000 and was a project manager for the
installation of security and communication systems at various sites
around the country.
Sam DiPaola holds a Power
Limited Technician license with the Minnesota Board of Electricity.
He is also registered instructor with the state of Minnesota and the
Minnesota Board of Electricity to teach low voltage continuing
education courses and electronics. He is an associate of the North
Central Electrical League through Dunwoody College, and holds a
General Radiotelephone Operator License with the Federal
Communications Commission. Mr. DiPaola worked for ten years as an
audio technician and an audio systems installer, and later began
working in manufacturing with Rosemount Engineering as an
electronics design technician. For the past 20 years, Mr. DiPaola
has been involved in the design and installation of low voltage
systems, and automated process controls.
448 Pages -
7-1/2 x 9 in.
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