Course

10605113 Analog 1
Course Information
Description
This introductory electronics course covers devices, circuits and applications. This course uses analog electronics devices — diodes, field effect and bipolar transistors and operational amplifiers to learn basic theory and use of test equipment in testing and troubleshooting. Lab procedures emphasize the use of documentation (schematics, layout diagrams, parts lists, data sheets) and troubleshooting procedures.
Total Credits
3
Course Competencies (Course Outcomes)
  1. Follow national, state, and local industry established safety procedures.

  2. Use established symbols, standards, conventions, and terminology.

  3. Explain basic atomic theory as it applies to electronics.

  4. Explain the elements and properties of a basic electrical circuit.

  5. Describe DC voltage and the characteristics of DC voltage and current sources.

  6. Describe electrical resistance, resistor types, and resistor characteristics.

  7. Measure electrical quantities.

  8. Analyze voltage, current, resistance, and power relationships using Ohm's and Watt's Laws.

  9. Analyze series and parallel circuits.

  10. Analyze combination series and parallel circuits.

  11. Explain the principles of magnetism and electromagnetism.

  12. Analyze capacitance and capacitors in DC circuits.

  13. Analyze inductance and inductors in DC circuits.

  14. Describe AC sign wave mathmaticly.

  15. Describe types of transformers and the principles of their operation.

  16. Analyze AC circuits containing reactive components.

  17. Describe the characteristics of AC voltage sources.

This Outline is under development.