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E204 - Electronics for Electricians
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4½ days - 3.2 Continuing Education Units Awarded


Today's electrician is commonly responsible for the maintenance and troubleshooting of electronics based equipment. This Seminar is designed to give the participant practical training in solid-state electronics. This Seminar is designed for plant electricians who have had little or no formal electronics training. Electronics for Electricians also serves as a refresher Seminar.
Seminar OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this Seminar, the participant should be able to:
- Discuss fundamental AC Circuit properties such as resistance, inductance, and capacitance and how they are affected by changes in frequency.
- Discuss various AC circuit configurations such as RL, RC, LC, and RLC and calculate current flow in series and parallel circuits.
- Describe the operation of an oscilloscope using a functional block diagram.
- Explain the selection of probes and how an oscilloscope can be used to measure voltage and frequency.
- Identify the symbol and describe the operating characteristics of different types of diodes.
- Explain semiconductor theory and how to properly bias a transistor?s PN junction and explain current flow for a given transistor configuration.
- Discuss transistor amplifier classifications for a given input and output waveform
- Discuss the construction and behavior of field effect transistors (FET) and unijunction transistors (UJT).
- Explain how to bias an SCR to conduct.
- Discuss how to properly bias a triac with either a positive or negative gate signal and discuss the direction of current flow possible.
- Explain the differences between the various basic operational amplifier configurations and discuss their gains.
Seminar OUTLINE
- AC Circuit Fundamentals
- Inductance
- Capacitance
- Impedance
- Series/Parallel Circuits
- Resonance
- Test Equipment
- Basic Meters
- Volt-Ohm Meters
- Moving-Coil Movements
- Analog Multimeters
- Digital Multimeters
- Sweep/Function Generators
- Oscilliscopes
- Semiconductor Diodes and Power Supplies
- Conductors
- Semiconductors
- Power Supplies
- PN Junctions
- Diodes, Rectifiers
- Filters
- Voltage Dividers and Regulators
- Semiconductor Types and Applications
- Bipolar Transistors
- Transistors
- Testing
- Configurations
- Biasing
- Stability
- Amplifier Classes
- FETs and UJTs
- Field Effect Transistors
- JFET
- MOSFET
- Uni-junction Transistors
- Biasing
- Operation
- SCR's and Triacs
- Construction
- Operation
- Application
- Operational Amplifiers
- Inverting
- Non-Inverting
- Gain
- Summing
- Integrator
- Differentiator
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