Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students demonstrate knowledge of various types and classes of amplifiers.
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT3110.2.1 construct a 25-watt amplifier project (audio or video)
- ELT3110.1.9 draw a block diagram of a multistage audio amplifier
- ELT3110.2.3 construct and experiment with amplification circuits including:
- ELT3110.1.6 explain how volume and tone can be controlled in an audio amplifier
ELT1090Analog Communication 1
Introductory Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students install and demonstrate the fundamentals of various consumer audio integrated systems.
Prerequisite: ELT1010: Electro-assembly 1
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT1090.1.3 identify major components of an amplifier through the use of a block diagram, identifying power supply, preamplifier and amplifier
- ELT1090.2.6 construct a simple audio device; e.g., amplifier, crossover network, fader, equalizer, distribution network, mixers or light organ
- ELT1090.1.2.1 amplifier
- ELT1090.2.4 lay out and connect the wiring for an audio system
ELT2090Analog Communication 2
Intermediate Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students demonstrate the fundamental concepts of electronic analog communication systems.
Prerequisite: ELT1090: Analog Communication 1
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT2090.2.4 build a small audio amplifier and/or intercom for personal use
- ELT2090.2.3.2 audio amplifiers
- ELT2090.2.5 construct a speaker system with low-, mid- and high-range speakers with appropriate crossover networks such as an intercom system
- ELT2090.3.2.1 portable stereo systems
ELT2050Electronic Power Supply 2
Intermediate Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students construct and demonstrate the fundamentals of electronic power supply technology.
Prerequisite: ELT1050: Electronic Power Supply 1
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT2050.4.4 construct a full-wave, filtered and regulated power supply
- ELT2050.3.1 construct, energize, measure and graph the input and output of half-wave bridge, full-wave bridge and centre-tap rectifiers, and regulated power supply
- ELT2050.4 build, test and analyze filtering circuits used in electronic power supplies
- ELT2050.4.2 mathematically determine component values for the construction of a regulated power supply
ELT1050Electronic Power Supply 1
Introductory Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students construct different types of alternating and direct current power supplies and demonstrate their application in electrical/electronic systems.
Prerequisite: ELT1010: Electro-assembly 1
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT1050.2 construct a simple power supply
- ELT1050.2.1 construct simple power supplies, using perforated circuit boards
- ELT1050.1.3.7 voltage doubler/tripler
- ELT1050.3.1 measure power supply output using a multimeter
ELT2080Control Systems 2
Intermediate Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students demonstrate how process control technology is used in real-world applications.
Prerequisite: ELT1080: Control Systems 1
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT2080.3.1.10 operational amplifiers
- ELT2080.3 construct a process control device, using analog and sensor components
- ELT2080.3.2.7 light controller resistors
- ELT2080.3.1.1 rectifiers
ELT2010Electro-Assembly 2
Intermediate Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students apply electro-assembly technology to manufacture circuit boards.
Prerequisite: ELT1010: Electro-assembly 1
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT2010.3.1 prototype an electronic circuit on a breadboard
- ELT2010.3 use a printed circuit board and proper fabrication techniques to assemble a project
- ELT2010.3.5 evaluate the circuit using electronic instruments
- ELT2010.3.3 practise printed circuit board building and component installation
MEC2090Electrical Components
Intermediate Mechanics · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students identify and describe the basic use and testing of the electrical components of a typical motor vehicle.
Prerequisite: MEC1090: Electrical Fundamentals
Outcomes this project would cover
- MEC2090.3.1.7 growler
- MEC2090.5.1.3 use numbers
- MEC2090.3.1.3 ammeter
- MEC2090.3.1 identify and describe the purpose and functions of a:
MEC1090Electrical Fundamentals
Introductory Mechanics · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students identify and describe the operating principles and applications of electricity.
Outcomes this project would cover
- MEC1090.2.13 construct and compare a series and a parallel circuit
- MEC1090.2.7 identify and label the parts of a simple circuit
- MEC1090.2.8 identify the physical form and circuit symbol of a:
- MEC1090.3.1.3 use numbers
Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students apply photographic processes to construct a printed circuit for an electronic project.
Prerequisite: ELT2010: Electro-assembly 2
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT3010.4 assemble a project, using a PC board
- ELT3010.2.3 match actual components to schematic symbols
- ELT3010.2.2 use schematic symbols to represent electronic components
- ELT3010.3 construct a PC board, using a photographic method
ELT2130Magnetic Control Devices
Intermediate Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students demonstrate the fundamentals of electromagnetic control devices.
Prerequisite: ELT1010: Electro-assembly 1
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT2130.3.1 draw a schematic and wiring diagram and construct the following electromagnetic circuits:
- ELT2130.3 design and construct electromagnetic circuits, using ladder logic systems and wiring diagrams
- ELT2130.1.2 identify coil voltage and frequency ratings
- ELT2130.4.3 demonstrate teamwork skills to:
Electro-Technologies · TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 1 credit
Students demonstrate remote/autonomous control systems by constructing circuits to control robotic behaviour.
Prerequisite: ELT2140: Robotics 2
Outcomes this project would cover
- ELT3150.1 identify and assemble the required components to build a frequency remote control or microprocessor control for a robotics unit
- ELT3150.1.2 explain the operation of the electronic components and circuit used to build either a remote control robot or a programmable control robot
- ELT3150.4.4 assemble electronic components to build a mobile robot
- ELT3150.4.3 draw the schematic diagram of the printed circuit board and wiring schematic of the control circuitry