
Electronic Counter Training System with Student Reference Guide and Multimedia Curriculum
Electronic Counter Learning System | Motor Control Training
Model Name: Electronic Counter Learning System
Model Number: 85-MT5E
Learning Topics
- Electrical Counter Types
- Operation
- Applications
- Installation
- System Design
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Amatrol’s Electronic Counter Learning System (85-MT5-E) adds to Motor Control (85-MT5) to teach electrical event counting in electrical motor control circuits. Electrical counters are used in a wide variety of applications including production counting, reject counting, sorting, and flow timing. The electronic counter training system features a digital 3-digit electronic counter set within a heavy-duty, 11-gauge steel slide in panel built to stand up to frequent use.
This industrial training system also features world-class curriculum that covers counter and timer operation, designing circuits, and troubleshooting. Learners can then directly apply this theoretical knowledge to practice hands-on skills such as designing a timed one-shot motor control circuit, a timed repeat cycle motor control circuit, and a motor control circuit using the counter to tally operations. Learners can also practice troubleshooting a timed one-shot motor control circuit and a timed repeat cycle motor control circuit.
Heavy Duty Electronic Counter Training Equipment for Heavy Use
The electronic counter system includes a digital 3-digit counter with totalizing, double pole double throw (DPDT) relay, and manual reset. Amatrol uses heavy-duty, industry-standard components to help learners better prepare for what they will encounter on the job and to withstand frequent, repeated use. This system features a slide-in, 11-gauge steel panel that’s pre-wired and terminated to banana jacks.
Once learners grasp the theory of electronic counter operation, Amatrol allows them to put that knowledge into direct action through hands-on skill building. Electronic counters, in combination with Motor Control (85-MT5), is used to practice a variety of electronic counter skills like connecting / operating a one-shot timer, repeat cycle timer, and up counter, as well as troubleshooting a timed one-shot motor control circuit and a timed repeat cycle motor control circuit.
In-Depth Motor Control Training Curriculum for Electronic Counter Knowledge
Timers and Counters Multimedia Courseware (M17405)
Amatrol’s Electronic Counter curriculum features in-depth theoretical knowledge that helps learners understand the “Why?” behind the concepts and applications of counters. This depth of understanding enhances the comprehension of component operation and troubleshooting because learners walk through entire circuits. Specifically, this training system covers the operation and application of one-shot timers, repeat cycle timers, and counters; the function of two types of counters and applications of each, and the operation of an up counter and a down counter and the ladder diagram symbol for each. The electronic counter training course is presented in an interactive multimedia format. This multimedia is loaded with 3D graphics, audio, and interactions to fully engage the learner and increase their comprehension of electronic counter topics by using multiple learning styles.
Student Reference Guide
A sample copy of this course’s Student Reference Guide is included with the learning system. Sourced from the multimedia curriculum, the Student Reference Guide takes the entire series’ technical content contained in the learning objectives and combines them into one perfect-bound book. If you would like to inquire about purchasing additional Student Reference Guides for your program, contact your local Amatrol Representative for more information.