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Seminar
Includes:
- Oscilloscope Theory & Operation
- Volt-Ohmmeter Operation
- Resistor, Capacitor, Diode,
& Transistor Theory
- Ohms Law & Kirchoff's Law
- Amplifiers & Power Supplies
- AC Theory
- Capacitive & Inductive
Reactance
- Power Supplies
| Course: |
Basic
Industrial Electronics |
| Length: |
3
Days |
| Tuition: |
$1195 |
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Dates & Location:
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See Complete Schedule |
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| Course Description: |
| This
course is designed as a beginning level electronics course which
will provide the student with an understanding of basic electronic
circuitry and component testing. The course begins with oscilloscope
theory and operation and analog and digital mutlimeter operation.
Electronic circuits including resistors, capacitors, diodes, and
transistors are then constructed and tested. The student will develop
a working knowledge of passive and active electronic components
and testing. The course progresses into a detailed analysis of major
semiconductor components. Analog circuitry and operational amplifiers
are covered in detail. Students will construct and test, using test
meters and an oscilloscope, a regulated and filtered DC power supply.
Transformer theory is introduced. The program concludes with an
introduction into 4-20 milliamp and 0-10VDC industrial control systems. |
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| Topical Outline: |
- Oscilloscope Theory &
Operation
- DC Theory
- Ohms Law & Kirchoff's
Law
- Resistors, Capacitors,
& Circuits
- Diodes, Rectifiers &
Circuits
- Transistors
- Transistor Amplifiers
- AC Theory
- Capacitive & Inductive
Reactance
- Resonant Circuits
- Power Supplies
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| Prerequisite: Electrical
Fundamentals (or equivalent work experience) |
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| Who Should Attend: |
| Electricians,
Instrument Technicians, Maintenance Supervisors, Plant Engineers,
and anyone interested in a rapid learning of basic electronics.
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| Equipment Requirements: |
| Oscilloscopes
are required for this course and will be provided but students are
encouraged to bring their own. Students will also need an analog
or digital volt-ohm-meter (VOM), a calculator, small needle nose
pliers, small diagonal pliers, wire strippers for small gage wire
and a small pocket screwdriver. Students are encouraged to bring
schematic diagrams of equipment they encounter in the field. |

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