MA1780 Electronics Technician

CURRICULUM MAP Cluster: Manufacturing CTE Program of Study: MA 1780 Electronics Technician

STANDARD % SKILL SET/COMPETENCY REQUIRED CORE COURSES FOR COMPLETION 1st Course 2nd Course 3rd Course 4th Course 1666 DC Circuit 1667 AC Circuit 1668 Analog 1669 Digital and Concepts Concepts Circuits and Computer Systems Concepts

Safety Practices 9% • Demonstrate safe working procedures X • Explain the purpose of OSHA and how it X promotes safety on the job • Identify electrical hazards and how to avoid or X minimize them in the workplace. • Explain safety issues concerning X lockout/tagout procedures • Safely discharge electronic equipment X Fundamental Electrical 16% • Explain basic electrical theory, including Ohm’s X Principles and Theory Law, Wyatt’s Law, Kirchhoff’s Laws • Describe magnetism and electromagnetism X • Identify schematic symbols X • Identify sources of electricity, including X renewable sources • Interpret component values X • Describe conductors, resistors, insulators, and X semiconductors • Apply proper engineering notations; SI and X metric prefixes Digital Electronic Circuits 14% • Identify and compare digital to analog signals X and circuits • Demonstrate knowledge of different number X systems • Convert between different number systems X • Demonstrate knowledge of fundamental logic X gates and functions • Demonstrate knowledge of Boolean logic X 1

• Demonstrate knowledge of sequential logic X (flip flops) • Demonstrate knowledge of digital circuitry X Electronic Device Analysis 20% • Identify diodes, rectifier, and power supply X and Applications circuits • Identify bipolar transistors and bipolar X transistor circuits • Demonstrate knowledge of Field Effect X Transistors (FETs) and FET circuits • Demonstrate knowledge of thyristors and X control circuits • Identify optoelectronic devices and light X functions • Identify Op‐Amps, principles, and applications X • Describe circuit protection methods including X Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) • Interpret a manufacturer’s data sheet X Electronic Testing 9% • Identify, select, and demonstrate proper hand X Equipment tool use • Display knowledge and proper use of X multimeters • Display knowledge and proper use of X oscilloscopes • Display knowledge and proper use of function X generators, frequency counters, and testers Direct Current (DC) Circuit 3% • Analyze and troubleshoot DC series circuits X MA1795 Analysis • Analyze and troubleshoot DC parallel circuits X MA1795 • Demonstrate knowledge of inductors and X capacitors in DC circuits

• Analyze and troubleshoot DC combination X circuits Alternating Current (AC) 15% • Analyze AC circuits and waveforms X Analysis • Troubleshoot and AC circuit X X • Demonstrate knowledge of inductance, X capacitance, and resonance • Identify, analyze, and troubleshoot filter X circuits • Explain current and voltage phase X relationships • Describe the operation of transformers, X including troubleshooting Prototyping and Fabrication 7% • Layout components on a printed circuit board X Techniques according to a schematic • Demonstrate knowledge of proper soldering X and de‐soldering techniques • Repair or replace a component or foil on a X printed circuit board • Prototype electrical circuits using schematics X and breadboards