Electrical Skills and Training

Author: Wang Ronghai
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is based on the "Applied Electronics Technology" curriculum and teaching outline for vocational and technical colleges, developed during the 2002 Hangzhou conference of the China Electronics Press. In the writing process, it adheres to the principle of "learning by doing," balancing theoretical knowledge with practical skills. It selects essential theoretical content while incorporating sufficient hands-on training, emphasizing vocational skill development. The practical training content is highly targeted, focusing on the implementation of craftsmanship and the detection and troubleshooting of faults.
According to the characteristics of applied electronics programs, the curriculum is structured in a "modular" format, integrating theory with practice. Specific theories are taught as needed, ensuring a strong connection between theory and practice, where theory guides practice. The modular structure is flexible, allowing for selection based on practical needs.
Starting from engineering realities, the book comprehensively introduces the operational craftsmanship and related fundamental theories of electrical circuit and equipment installation, operation, and maintenance. The content includes: Electrical Safety Knowledge and Skills, Basic Electrical Operation Techniques, Common Electrical Instruments, General Electrical Circuit and Lighting Installation, Transformer and Motor Maintenance, Motor Control Circuit Installation and Repair, Programmable Controller Applications, and Comprehensive Practical Training.
The book focuses on production realities, drawing from practical experience, emphasizing the guidance of theory in practice, and introducing advanced craftsmanship from a practical perspective. Designed for vocational and technical colleges, it serves as a practical training textbook for applied electronics and automation programs, as well as a technical training manual for professionals in the electronics industry.