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An overview of the topics covered in industrial electronics courses, and a reference on industrial electronics in general. It covers the theory and application of industrial hardware from the technician's perspective, providing explanations of all the areas in modern industries.
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Thorough, Easy-to-Read Guide to Industrial Electronics
Industrial Electronics for Technicians, by J.A. Sam Wilson
and Joseph Risse, provides an effective overview of the topics
covered in the industrial electronics CET test, and is also a
valuable reference on industrial electronics in general. This
workbench companion book covers the theory and application of
industrial hardware from the technician's perspective, giving you
the explanations you need to understand all of the areas required
to qualify for CET accreditation. With more producers of both consumer
and industrial goods turning to automated manufacturing methods, careers
in industrial electronics have skyrocketed. Industrial Electronics
for Technicians helps you gain the CET certification you need to advance more
rapidly in this field.
Chapter 1: Electric Circuit Components
Chapter information includes transducers, active transducers, passive
transducers, and a self-test.
Chapter 2: Electronic Circuit Components
Chapter information includes diodes, three-terminal electronic devices,
operational amplifiers, and a self-test.
Chapter 3: Thyristors and Other Switching Components
Chapter information includes switches, relays, lasers, energy levels in a
semiconductor junction diode, thyristors, operating characteristics of
SCRs, multiplexers and demultiplexers, and a self-test.
Chapter 4: Digital Logic Gate and Microprocessors
Chapter information includes the basic gates, flip flops, and a self-test.
Chapter 5: Control of Power
Chapter information includes power conversion, regulated power supplies,
and a self-test.
Chapter 6: Power Supplies
Chapter information includes diode configurations, rectifier circuits, power
supply regulation, SCR and close D-loop, and a self-test.
Chapter 7: Motors, Generators, and Control
Chapter information includes physical laws and effects related to
electromagnetic devices, more practical generators and motors, AC
generators and motors, and a self-test.
Chapter 8: Robotics
Chapter information includes robotics - theory and practice, types of
robots, division of robotic technology, end effectors, a final note on safety,
and a self-test.
Chapter 9: Circuits and Circuit Theory
Chapter information includes network theorems and laws, review and
extension of some basic circuit ideas, and a self-test.
Chapter 10: Measurements and Troubleshooting
Chapter information includes bridges, exact voltage measurements, a
simple potentiometer, and a self-test.
Appendix: Practice CET Test
About the Authors
J.A. Sam Wilson has written numerous books covering all aspects of
the electronics field. He has a Radio Amateur General License, a
lifetime First Class Commercial FCC License with Radar Endorsement,
and a Journeyman Certified Electronics rating in consumer electronics.
Joseph Risse develops courses and laboratory experiments in self-study
and industrial electronics for various independent study schools. He
has also published several books on electronic test equipment, and
holds degrees in mathematics, physics, and electronics. They also
co-authored Introduction to Microprocessor Theory & Operation,
available from PROMPT Publications.
Industrial Electronics for Technicians, by J.A. Sam Wilson
and Joseph Risse, provides an effective overview of the topics
covered in the industrial electronics CET test, and is also a
valuable reference on industrial electronics in general. This
workbench companion book covers the theory and application of
industrial hardware from the technician's perspective, giving you
the explanations you need to understand all of the areas required
to qualify for CET accreditation. With more producers of both consumer
and industrial goods turning to automated manufacturing methods, careers
in industrial electronics have skyrocketed. Industrial Electronics
for Technicians helps you gain the CET certification you need to advance more
rapidly in this field.
Chapter 1: Electric Circuit Components
Chapter information includes transducers, active transducers, passive
transducers, and a self-test.
Chapter 2: Electronic Circuit Components
Chapter information includes diodes, three-terminal electronic devices,
operational amplifiers, and a self-test.
Chapter 3: Thyristors and Other Switching Components
Chapter information includes switches, relays, lasers, energy levels in a
semiconductor junction diode, thyristors, operating characteristics of
SCRs, multiplexers and demultiplexers, and a self-test.
Chapter 4: Digital Logic Gate and Microprocessors
Chapter information includes the basic gates, flip flops, and a self-test.
Chapter 5: Control of Power
Chapter information includes power conversion, regulated power supplies,
and a self-test.
Chapter 6: Power Supplies
Chapter information includes diode configurations, rectifier circuits, power
supply regulation, SCR and close D-loop, and a self-test.
Chapter 7: Motors, Generators, and Control
Chapter information includes physical laws and effects related to
electromagnetic devices, more practical generators and motors, AC
generators and motors, and a self-test.
Chapter 8: Robotics
Chapter information includes robotics - theory and practice, types of
robots, division of robotic technology, end effectors, a final note on safety,
and a self-test.
Chapter 9: Circuits and Circuit Theory
Chapter information includes network theorems and laws, review and
extension of some basic circuit ideas, and a self-test.
Chapter 10: Measurements and Troubleshooting
Chapter information includes bridges, exact voltage measurements, a
simple potentiometer, and a self-test.
Appendix: Practice CET Test
About the Authors
J.A. Sam Wilson has written numerous books covering all aspects of
the electronics field. He has a Radio Amateur General License, a
lifetime First Class Commercial FCC License with Radar Endorsement,
and a Journeyman Certified Electronics rating in consumer electronics.
Joseph Risse develops courses and laboratory experiments in self-study
and industrial electronics for various independent study schools. He
has also published several books on electronic test equipment, and
holds degrees in mathematics, physics, and electronics. They also
co-authored Introduction to Microprocessor Theory & Operation,
available from PROMPT Publications.
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- PublisherPrompt Publications,U.S.
- Publication date1994
- ISBN 10 0790610582
- ISBN 13 9780790610580
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages352
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