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Nov 08, 2024
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MT 144B - Electrical/Electronic Test Equipment Credits: 1 Description This course deepens the understanding of electronic test equipment, including digital volt/ohmmeters (DVOM), oscilloscopes and function generators.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Identify the parts of, set the functions and range switches on, and know how to use a digital and an analog multimeter for a variety of purposes.
- Adjust the mechanical zero and interpret a reading on the voltage scale and the resistance scale on an analog multimeter. (Using Computer Simulation)
- Use the hold button, relative button, and min/max button on a digital multimeter. (Using Computer Simulation)
- Describe what an oscilloscope is and how it works, explaining the functions of its different systems and controls.
- Identify sine, square, sawtooth, triangle, pulse, step, and complex waveforms.
- Perform measurements and analysis of waveforms. (Using Computer Simulation)
- Understand a megger, its uses, basic components, function, safety considerations, and set-up procedures.
- Define a bridge circuit and identify the components and the function of a Whetstone bridge.
- Identify the components, range, function, safety/selection considerations, and set-up procedures for a clamp-on ammeter.
- Take a reading and modify the range on a clamp-on ammeter. (Using Computer Simulation)
Prerequisite: MATH 116
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