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Robert Hanson, M.S.E.E.,
President, Americom Seminars, Internationally Recognized
Expert with over 35 years of experience. Americom Seminars has provided outstanding
electrical engineering seminars for over 16 years! Mr.
Hanson teaches a variety of courses. EET Brochure to e-mail to colleagues Return to main page |
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the seminar you are interested in for more information. Mr.
Hanson will present to your company on your schedule. One person, several
people, many people can attend; Mr. Hanson can present on ANY day of the week
and can present during the mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Essentials of Electronic Technology Seminars This course provides non-electrical engineer professionals with a practical, clear and jargon-free study of the essentials of high-tech electronics. The material is presented in a logical, step-by-step progression that starts with basic concepts and concludes with critical information about state-of-the-art microcomputers and communication gear. This course will improve familiarity with electronics including the latest cutting edge information, make communication with EE’s clearer, improve customer confidence in electronics knowledge, and improve marketing, legal advice, engineering, and manufacturing. Share these courses with your colleagues who are: 1. Managers,
designers and drafters 2.
Purchasers 3. Legal
professionals 4.
Sales/marketing personnel 5.
Mechanical, Industrial, and Chemical engineers 6. Quality
control professionals 7. Engineering & manufacturing technicians Got questions about a seminar at your location? Info about having a seminar at your site! Email us at americomseminars@aol.com Benefits of
attending the Essentials of Electronic Technology Seminars Electronic technology has rapidly worked its way
into a diverse array of applications. For engineers and professionals who are
not EEs, the challenge of developing a working knowledge
of the electronic devices, circuits, and systems encountered in daily work
can be formidable. However, those who combine
knowledge about electronics with their professional expertise become
invaluable assets to their organization. From capacitors, inductors, and
resistors to computers and fiber optic communication devices, this course
gives the essential information you need to be in the know about electronics.
You will learn new insights and timely
information on circuit functions and their components, computer memory,
processors, communication gear, and related technologies. Our course
instructor clearly explains key concepts, offers examples, and provides many
opportunities for actual practice and use of electronics essentials. From
this newly gained knowledge, you can work better with EE information, handle
customer questions with more background, and work out legal issues with
stronger knowledge. Got questions about a seminar at your location? Info about having a seminar at your site! Email us at americomseminars@aol.com Course Outline, Essentials of Electronic Technology DAY 1 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICITY & ELECTRONICS ·
The science
of electricity and electronics--matter, atoms, molecules, electrons, protons,
neutrons, voltage, and current
CIRCUITS: PROVIDING THE PATHWAY FOR USING
ELECTRICITY
RESISTANCE AND INDUCTANCE IN CIRCUITS
DAY 2 CAPICITANCE IN CIRCUITS · What is a capacitor? How
is it different from an inductor? · Types of capacitors: Aluminum
electrolytic, ceramic, tantalum, mica, polystyrene, polarized, variable, and
others. · The time required to
charge a capacitor: RC Time Constant · Equivalent capacitance
in series and parallel circuits · What happens in a capacitor
when currents change? Transient response · Reactive power in
capacitors · Capacitance issues in
today’s printed circuit boards and why capacitance must be controlled in high
speed operation of microprocessors, RAMs, FPGAs, etc. BASIC ELECTRONIC DEVICES · The difference between
analog and digital circuits · Why do computers use
almost exclusively digital circuits? · What are silicon
devices? How are they laid out? · Basic silicon devices:
diodes, transistors, and FETs · How silicon devices are constructed: doping, P-N junction, layout. INTEGRATED
CIRCUITS
DIGITAL CIRCUITS · What are digital
circuits? · Using binary numbering
systems employed by all digital circuits · Basic elements of digital
information: bits and bytes · The basic elements of
digital circuits: Logic gates · Types of Logic gates:
OR, NOR, AND, NAND, XOR. · Flip flops: combinations
of logic gates which provide the basic building blocks for RAMs and PROMs · The two types of
flip-flops: D and JK
COMPUTERS
· Microprocessors and
mini-computers: What are the fastest ones? · How a computer works · How does the memory work
(RAMs and PROMs)? Which
are the fastest? · How is programming for
ROMs, PROMs, EPROMs, EEPROMs, and flash RAM done? · What are RDRAMs and double density clocking? How fast can they
operate? What type of RAMs and PROMs
will be used in the future? ·
Storage
technologies used in computers · LEDs and LCD flat panel
displays · Why is Moore’s Law (that
every 18 months the speed of computers will double) no longer a law? Got questions about a seminar at your location? Info about having a seminar at your site! Email us at americomseminars@aol.com
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