Basics electricity, circuit theory
Basic circuit theory, charge, work, power, resistance, symbols, voltage,
current, battery, series networks, parallel networks, Ohm, Kirchhoff,
superposition, Thevenin, Norton, max power transfer, AC power calculations,
attenuator networks, capacitors, inductors, transient behavior of RC and RL
networks, AC behavior of RLC, phase, impedance, admittance, filters,
resonance. Hands-on practice with measurement equipment (DMM, Scope,
function generator), measurement techniques, Spice simulator and its
application. Bode diagram.
Study load: 5 hours per course week.
Technical Training for Professionals
Intro
A comprehensive course for non-electronic engineers to gain insight, practical knowledge and skills in electricity, essential to work in projects together with electronic engineers and to learn how to
handle electronic measurement instruments.
Objective
After completion of this course the participant has gained:
- Basic knowledge of electricity to ease the communication with electronic engineers;
- Practical experience with electrical measurements and equipment.
Intended for
This course is intended for engineers (of technical college / university level)
working in research, development and/or engineering. After this course the
following courses can be attended: "Electronics for non-electronic engineers
basics digital electronics (ENE-BDE)" and "Electronics for non-electronic engineers - basics analog electronics (ENE-BEAE).
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Methods: lectures, demonstrations, exercises, assignments, hands-on, test.
Course material: book, handouts. Award: diploma or certificate, dependent
on the results of the test.
This course is certified by the European society for precision engineering & nanotechnology (euspen) and the Dutch Society for Precision Engineering (DSPE) and leads to the ECP2-certificate, depending on the results of the tests.
* Prices are subject to change. Price correction will be applied at the end of the year.