Electronic Sensors eLearning Course
Multimedia Courseware – Electronic Sensors | M17404
Model Name: Multimedia Courseware – Electronic Sensors
Model Number: M17404
Learning Topics
- Capacitive Sensors
- Inductive Sensors
- Infrared Photoelectric Sensors
- PNP Transistors
- NPN Transistors
- PLC Interfacing
In-Depth, Comprehensive Electronic Sensors Curriculum
Electronic sensors are used in a wide variety of advanced manufacturing applications, from automated systems to industrial robots. Amatrol’s Multimedia Courseware – Electronic Sensors (M17404) teaches learners essential electronic sensors concepts applicable throughout modern industry. Learners using Amatrol’s electronic sensors eLearning course will study the most-used sensors important throughout industry today, including inductive proximity, capacitive proximity, and photoelectric sensors.
Essential Knowledge Connected to Real-World Skills
Amatrol’s eLearning curriculum is unique in that it thoughtfully combines in-depth theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on skills. This powerful combination of knowledge and skills solidifies understanding and creates a strong foundation for pursuing more advanced skills.
For example, the electronic sensors eLearning course covers important topics, such as:
Inductive Proximity Sensors
Learners begin with an introduction to inductive proximity sensors. Individual lessons focus on topics like the function and operation of inductive proximity sensors, including factors that affect their performance. Learners will also practice skills, such as connecting and operating an inductive proximity sensor, measuring and analyzing inductive proximity sensor performance, and designing a drill motor control circuit which uses an inductive proximity sensor.
Capacitive Proximity Sensors
Learners will study the components and operation of capacitive proximity sensors. Individual lessons focus on topics like the function and operation of capacitive proximity sensors, including factors that affect their performance. Learners will also practice skills, such as connecting and operating a capacitive proximity sensor, measuring and analyzing capacitive proximity sensor performance, and designing a level sensing control circuit that uses a capacitive proximity sensor.
Photoelectric Sensors
Learners using Amatrol’s electronic sensors eLearning course will study basic principles of photoelectric sensors. Individual lessons focus on topics like the function and operation of photoelectric sensors, including factors that affect their performance. Learners will also practice skills, such connecting and operating a photoelectric sensor, connecting and operating a motor control circuit with a photoelectric sensor, troubleshooting a motor control circuit with an electronic sensor, and designing a motor control circuit that will sense product jams on a conveyor system.
Highly-Interactive Multimedia Format Appeals to All Learning Styles
Amatrol’s electronic sensors eLearning course curriculum features a highly-interactive multimedia format. Stunning 3D animations, videos, pictures, voiceovers of all text, and interactive quizzes and exercises bring learning to life. Amatrol’s multimedia curriculum contains elements that will appeal to every learning style, keeping learners motivated and engaged.
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Anytime, Anywhere Access Promotes Self-Paced Learning
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, it’s more important than ever to extend the reach of industrial skill training beyond the borders of traditional classrooms. Amatrol’s eLearning meets the challenge for flexibility by offering in-depth, comprehensive technical skills training via an intuitive, easy-to-use web-based Learning Management System (LMS).
With anytime, anywhere online access, Amatrol’s eLearning allows learners to set their own pace at home, on the job, in a traditional class setting, or a blended approach of these options. Click here to learn more about Amatrol’s eLearning and LMS.
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