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Course Development Guide |
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May 1, 2008
Course Title
Aircraft Electronics Basic Circuit Calulations
Course Description
This course will study the basic facts and general relationships for calculating Direct Current (DC) and Alernating Current (AC). Calculating DC and AC measurements will be performed using voltmeters, ohmmeters, oscilloscopes, and ammeters.
Contact
Jeff Huffman, TDL Career Cluster Team Leader, 405-743-5145
| OCAS Codes | OHLAP Credit | Course Length | Prerequisites |
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None
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30 Hours
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Knowledge and Skills
Students will identify the relationship of basic facts and state general principles for DC and AC circuits. This will include
- volts
- amps
- OHMs
- watts
- phase angle
- frequency
- capacity resistance
- inductive reactance
- power factor
- period
- peak voltage
- effective voltage
- inducance
- resonance
- capacitance
- impedance
- true power
- apparent power
Students will determine the calculation measurements on the following equipment:
- voltmeter
- ohmmeter
- oscilloscope
- ammeter
Accountability Measures, Assessments, or Evaluation Procedures
Competency Test:
NCATT Certified Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET)
Industry Alignments
National Center for Aircraft Technician Training (NCATT)
Curriculum Resources
This Course Found In These Career Majors
Cluster: Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
Pathway: Aerospace Maintenance
Career Major:
Aircraft Electronics Technician