Course Description
This course is the second of two which will lay the foundation for all levels of study in the electricity/electronics field. It is designed to utilize a lecture/lab format to cover basic concepts of alternating current (AC) circuits. It is a continuation of ELTR 1004. Such topics as fundamental sine-wave analysis and measurement, electro-magnetics, AC power, inductance, capacitance, reactive circuits, impedance, resonance, and passive filters will be discussed.
Prerequisite(s)
Course Fee
$15
Topical Outline
- Review - Fundamentals & Multisim
- Measuring Instruments
- Bridges & Voltage Dividers
- Alternating Current & Oscilloscope
- Vectors and Phase Relationships
- Series RL Circuits
- Parallel RL Circuits
- Series RC Circuits
- Parallel RC Circuits
- Series RL Circuits
- Parallel RL Circuits
- Series RLC Circuits
- Parallel RLC Circuits
- Passive AC Filters
- Transformers
At the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Analyze and predict the behaviors of moderately complex DC circuits including ones that include potentiometers and rheostats.
- Analyze moderately complex electronic circuits using the appropriate instruments and meters.
- Analyze and predict the behaviors reactive components in DC circuits.
- Analyze and predict the behaviors reactive components in different AC circuits.
- Analyze and predict, and troubleshoot the behaviors a circuit that includes a transformer.
General Education Distribution Area
AAS Technical Elective