The EB-200 offers the best of everything. It's designed to fit either a one or two semester program, and gives students a solid foundation in electronic fundamentals. This course begins by introducing the properties of electricity and the fundamentals of direct current. Then study electrical circuits and such everyday electromechanical devices as the solenoid, relay, and DC motor. From there learn about alternating current, generators, and the basics of meters.
Students use the parts package to conduct the lab experiments included in the workbook.
By building electrical circuits, measuring their characteristics and observing their operation, students will learn real-world applications and how to solve basic problems in electricity. Your students will cover a wide range of electronics principles with this one course - beginning with electron theory and ending with a discussion of digital computers and their related hardware. Textbook materials are enhanced by 26 lab experiments and six unit examinations in the student workbook. DC Electronics Establish a solid foundation to your students electronics education with this entry-level course. This course will teach your students the basic principles of electronics.