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MB100 PRINCIPLES OF
A Comprehensive, Self-Contained System that Familiarizes
Trainees with Electricity & Electronics and Their Applications
TII's instructor-developed curriculum features more than 25 hours of
instruction in electricity and electronic terminology, circuit design and
development, basic electronic components, and the theory and mathematics
relating to electricity and electronics. TII offers both a comprehensive
textbook format and a 10-activity modular format. Both formats allow for self-paced, individualized
instruction and training.
Each module includes background information on each topic and an experiment
or experiments that require trainees to construct and operate a
simple circuit, followed by questions that reinforce the concepts and
measure competence. Hands-on applications allow the students or trainees to
gain a better understanding of the changes in technology going on around them.
The entire system is enclosed in a portable and lockable impact-resistant
polyethylene case. It consists of an experiment station, a component kit, a
visual aids chart, and courseware. All necessary hardware and components are
included.
Experiment Station
The bottom panel is the experiment workstation. Electrical components are
hard-mounted and connected using patch cords and banana jacks to create
electrical circuits. The panel is reinforced with a steel box which also
protects the components. The station is protected with an internal fuse and
circuit breaker, and maximum voltage is limited to 12 VAC and 12 VDC.
Component Kit
The top panel is labeled and silhouetted for loose component identification
and inventory. Loose components are supplied to allow students and trainees
additional versatility in building circuits. A multimeter and magnets are
included. For advanced applications, a breadboard is included. Both panels
can easily be removed from the case for table-top use.
The Principles of Electricity & Electronics curriculum was designed and
reviewed by a panel of experienced secondary and post-secondary educators. In
addition, the curriculum received input from industry experts and has been
reviewed and tested in industry. The courseware includes an instructor's
guide and computer-based pre- and post-testing.
Modular
10-Activity Modular Curriculum
Introduction to Electrical Components
Introduction to System
Application Laboratories
Series Circuits
Physical Properties
Ohm’s Law
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Curriculum
2 Challenger Activities
3 Closer Look Activities
2 Bright Idea Activities
Comprehensive
Introduction to Electricity
Magnetism
Electro-Magnetism
Electrical Power Supplies
Electrical Instrumentation - Using a Multimeter
Output Devices - Lamps, LEDs, Motors, Speakers
Control Devices - Switches, Relays, Potentiometers
Circuit Protection - Circuit Breakers, Fuses
Electrical Conditioners - Resistors, Capacitors, Diodes
Electronic Conditioners - Transistors, Op-amps, Audio-transformers
Parallel Circuits
Output Intensity Control
Sequence of Output Operations
Conditioning Electrical Outputs
Logic Gates
Advanced Applications
Electrical/Electronic Graphic Symbols
Induction
Reactance
Capacitance
Force, Work and Power
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TII Technical Education Systems
404 Washington Blvd
Mundelein, IL 60060
USA