2850-90-334 Power supply, and analogue and digital circuit principles and fault(Assignment)
CITY & GUILDS - LEVEL 3 - DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (2850-90)
- Explain the operation of law voltage dc power regulator circuits.
- Explain the key components ,and the operation of ,a switch mode power supply (SMPS)
- Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of SMPS compared with series and shunt regulator circuits.
- Explain principles of fault location in power supply circuits.
- Explain the operation of single and multi -stage bipolar transistor voltage amplifiers.
- Explain the different classes and models of operation of bipolar transistor circuits.
- Explain how to obtain response plots for amplifier circuits.
- Explain the operation of MOSFET amplifier , transistorised power amplifier and operational amplifier circuits.
- Explain the meaning of common terms relating to operational amplifiers.
- State the conditions for oscillation in amplifier circuits.
- Explain the operation of common oscillation circuits and 555 timer circuits.
- Apply falult location to component level using appropriate test instruments.
- Classify common logic device encapsulations.
- Explain common terms used with digital electronics.
- Classify and compare devices in logic families.
- Explain the operation of logic devices to produce counting and dividing circuits.
- Explain the operation of synchronous and asynchronous integrated counters.
- Explain the effects of mechanical switch/ relay cotact bounce on logic circuits.
- Explain the principles of Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)
- Critically compare digital encoding methods employed in data transmission systems.
- Critically compare tranmission medium for data transmission employing TDM.
- Explain error detection and correction techniques employed in digital systems.
- Connect bitable logic devices to produce counting and dividing circuits
- Assemble, test and find faults on digital circuits.
- Explain common causes of failure of integrated circuits (IC's) during use and serving.
- Explain methods for preventing IC damage by electroctatic discharge during assembly/servicing.
- Explain the uses and limitations of test equipment in relation to logic circuits.
- Explain fault finding techniques.
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