PTI technical training
Electronic Trouble Shooting
Study diagnostic methods, electronic systems and troubleshooting techniques. Explore PTI's electronics troubleshooting course and training options.
Course Overview
Students will learn basic electronic concepts. Day 1 topics include current, voltage, resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes, and transistor fundamentals. Students will be able to describe AC and DC power, digital and analog circuits, reverse and forward bias. Discuss CMOS, nMOS, pMOS and bipolar transistor types. Be able to discuss how to read a data sheet for electronic components.
Day 2 of this course presents a thorough overview of the theory of operation, use, and special applications of the Volt-Ohm-Meter, the Digital Multi-Meter and the Oscilloscope. On day 3, students will build bread board circuits and do hands on trouble shooting using multi-meters, oscilloscopes and signal generators. Class size is limited to 14 students due to the hands on training.
What the Course Covers
Day 1
- Voltage, Current, Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors
- Diodes, Transistors, AC Circuits, DC Circuits
- Semiconductor Materials, Digital circuits, Analog circuits
- IC's, Bipolar devices, CMOS, NMOS, PMOS devices
- Forward bias, Reverse bias, Logic Gates, Amplifiers
- Memory devices such as RAM, Flash, EPROM, EEPROM
- Microprocessors, Microcontrollers, Modems, I/O Ports
- How to read a data sheet
Day 2
A thorough overview of the theory of operation, use, and special applications of the Volt-Ohm-Meter, the Digital Multi-Meter and the Oscilloscope will be discussed
Day 3
Students will build bread board circuits and do hands on trouble shooting using multi-meters, oscilloscopes and signal generators
Who Should Attend
- Employees new to the electronic industry
- Engineers that need more basic electronic knowledge
- Equipment Engineers
- Repair and Maintenance Technicians
- Customer Service Personnel
- Process Technicians
- Manufacturing Personnel
- Any one needing an understanding of electronic trouble shooting techniques
Prerequisites
Some basic knowledge of semiconductor device operation is assumed.