What type of diagrams can be created using LMS Substation 2-2?

The ability to create schematic diagrams and single-line diagrams in LMS Substation 2-2 is fundamental to its functionality in electrical engineering applications. Schematic diagrams provide a graphical representation of the electrical components and connections in a system, illustrating how each part interacts within the overall infrastructure. This is essential for understanding the setup, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electrical systems.

Single-line diagrams serve a similar purpose but are more focused on simplifying complex electrical systems into a single line that represents multiple conductors with various components (like transformers and circuit breakers) shown in a clear and concise manner. These diagrams allow engineers to quickly assess the layout of the electrical system and facilitate discussions on design and operational strategies.

In contrast, other options involve types of diagrams that are not typically associated with electrical engineering design and analysis. Flowcharts and pie charts are more relevant in process mapping and data representation rather than electrical circuit design. Similarly, while heat maps can be useful in certain contexts, they do not relate directly to the core functions of LMS Substation 2-2, which focuses on electrical design and engineering principles. Thus, the option focused on schematic and single-line diagrams best represents the capabilities offered by LMS Substation 2-2.