This
is an introductory course to electronic fabrication. It covers the basic
hand tools, electronic test equipment, soldering practice necessary for
an electronic technician to enter the work world of electronics. The student
is instructed on the use of test equipment; multimeter, oscilloscope,
function generator and soldering iron. This course reinforces electronic
safety and the use of electronic test equipment. This course provides hands-on
experience in electronic project building and documentation that the electronics
technician needs.
(3/30/45/0/0/5)
General
Objectives
The
student will have a understanding and recognition of the basic electronic
components. Knowledge on the use of various electronic test equipment and
safety in the electronics workplace. The student will be able to perform
the basic soldering skills.
Course
Outline
A. INTRODUCTION
Tools and equipment
Part identification
Schematic diagrams
Resistor color code
B. BLOCK CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY
Audio amplifier stage
Detector and IF stage
FM tuner & AFC stage
AM detector & AGC stage
C. TROUBLESHOOTING AND ALIGNMENT
Audio amplifier stage
Detector and IF stage
FM tuner & AFC stage
AM detector & AGC stage
Specific
Course Objectives
A.
INTRODUCTION
Safety in the workplace
Demonstrate the use and care of a soldering iron
Identify electrical components
B. BLOCK CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY
Read and follow an electronic schematic
Use test equipment for troubleshooting and alignment