Module TPS - 3340
Basic Electronics Training System
Technical Characteristics
The trainer is enclosed in a metal case, which has a wide experiment platform printed circuit board (22cm x 35 cm). This ensures easy handling and good visibility of the components.
The components are located on the board, which has a silkscreen print of the analytical circuit and component symbols. The central part of the experiment board includes all the circuit block drawings and all the hands on components and test points.
The protected components are located on the circuit board upper side, clearly visible to the student and protected by a sturdy transparent cover.
The system includes a built in power supply with +12V, +5V, variable DC voltage, and AC voltage outlets. An included low voltage external AC power adapter feeds the system.
The system includes:
• Sensors: touch, wet, light, magnetic, temperature
• Loads: Lamp, motor, relay, electromagnet, buzzer
• Gates: AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR.
• Latch
• Flip-flop
• Counter
• Timer
• Pulse generator
• Driver
• Amplifier
• Comparator
• Potentiometer
• Ram for drum applications
This course introduces the student to analog and digital electronic systems, based on a problem-solving approach: Switches and sensors, Driver and loads, gate applications, timers, counters, system control, power regulation, amplifiers, measurements in electronic systems, and challenge exercises.
This course is especially aimed for students in the fields of mechatronics and autotronics.
Description
The system is stand-alone, containing all the necessary electronics components needed for performing the experiments. The experiment area is in the central part of the trainer including circuit drawing, test points and peripheral outputs and inputs. The circuit board contains visible component circuits protected by a sturdy transparent cover.
The system includes a built in power supply with +12V, +5V, and variable
DC voltage.
Experiments
This system enables the student to perform hands on experiments based on a problem-solving approach and covers the following topics
• Switches and sensors
• Driver and consumers
• Gate applications
• Timers
• Counters
• System control
• Drum applications
• Power regulation
• Amplifiers
• Measurements in electronic systems
• Challenge exercises
A teacher
guide, a student experiment manual accompany the system 