Circuit Experiment and Comprehensive Training: Circuit Comprehensive Training

Author: Wang Huiling
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is based on the teaching requirements of the Ministry of Education for vocational and technical colleges in the field of electronic engineering. It breaks through the limitations of traditional subject-based education in cultivating students' technological application skills, and comprehensively structures the circuit practical teaching system from basic circuit experiments to professional skill training. At the same time, it organizes the teaching content of the book while considering the training of electronic technicians and the requirements for obtaining professional certifications. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume covers circuit experiments, including five parts: Preliminary Circuit Experiments, Basic Circuit Experiments, Low-Frequency Circuit Experiments, High-Frequency Circuit Experiments, and Digital Circuit Experiments. The experimental plans are scientific and classic, with clear knowledge and ability objectives, and the "project-task" organizational approach is highly flexible. The second volume covers comprehensive circuit training, including four parts: Preparation Knowledge for Circuit Comprehensive Training, Assembly and Debugging of Electronic Devices, Performance Testing of Electronic Devices, and Maintenance of Electronic Devices. Here, the book takes electronic devices as a thread, providing skill training tasks such as the assembly and debugging of AM/FM radios, the testing of SANYO combination audio technical indicators, and the maintenance of color televisions. This ensures that the content comprehensively covers the basic skill elements an electronic engineering technician should possess. The book is comprehensive, well-structured, theory-guided practice, and highly practical. It can not only serve as supplementary teaching material for relevant courses but also as a standalone textbook for circuit experiments and training, as well as a teaching resource for on-the-job training of electronic engineering technicians.