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Hierarchy of logical systems - Revit Tutorial
From the course: Revit for Systems Design and Smart Buildings
Hierarchy of logical systems
- [Instructor] As you're watching this video, you probably have your PC connected to a power source. Where does the power come from? A branch or feeder panel in the building most likely supplies power to the power outlet connected to your PC. And the branch connector is likely receiving power from the main panel, which is probably receiving power from a step-down transformer within or close to the building. On the other end, the step-up transformer, the central power station increases the power voltage for electricity distribution before the step-down transformer steps it down to a suitable voltage at the facility level. So lot of equipment talking to each other has enabled you to power your PC, which is an excellent example of a logical system. Every technology system and intelligent building has a set of devices talking to each other to perform tasks necessary to satisfy end users' needs. And in this video, we'll create…
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Hierarchy of logical systems7m 10s
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Electrical settings and wiring7m 10s
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Configuring electrical panels in Revit7m 9s
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Configuring data and other panels in Revit6m 24s
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Complementing panels with schedules6m 2s
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Analyzing lighting design with schedules in Revit8m 13s
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