Portable Power and Control Electronics | eLearning Course

M11128 eLearning Curriculum Sample Illustrating the Operation of a Triac Relay Circuit

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Portable Power and Control Electronics Learning System (990-ELE1)

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Portable Power and Control Electronics | eLearning Course

eLearning Course: M11128

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Amatrol’s Portable Power and Control Electronics eLearning course (M11128) teaches learners how to operate, adjust, and troubleshoot electronic components, circuits, and systems used in machine applications. This course allows users to explore the fundamental concepts of industrial power and control electronics, such as measuring temperature, speed, analog signals, linear power supplies, solid state relays, discrete and thermal sensing devices, solid state switching, and more!

Learning Topics

Oscilloscopes
Linear Power Supplies
Power Supply Filtration and Regulation
Solid State Relays
Discrete Sensing Devices
Thermal Sensing Devices
Amplifiers and Op Amps
Analog Sensing Devices
Solid State Switching
Solid State Speed and Power Control

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Electronics Components and Devices

This course covers a wide variety of electronics components and devices, including oscilloscopes, AC and DC power supplies, ΔV potentiometer, thermocouples, resistive temperature detectors, thermistors, electronic sensors, solid state relays, transistor and operational amplifiers, field effect transistors, silicon-controlled rectifiers, triacs, and phase control circuits.

Study the Modern Applications of Solid State Electronics with In-Depth Curriculum

This course’s in-depth multimedia curriculum teaches the concepts of solid state electronics as they apply to modern applications, such as switching power supplies, analog and discrete sensing, solid state relays, transistors, PWM control, and variable speed motor control. Specifically, learners will study topics like the operation of a full-wave rectifier, the installation of a photoelectric sensor, and testing a triac relay circuit. The curriculum is presented in a highly-interactive, multimedia format that includes stunning 3D graphics and videos, voiceovers of all text, and interactive quizzes and exercises.