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Dec 21, 2024
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ATG 312 - GM Specialized Electronics Tr Credits: 4 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 2 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech A study of the electrical and electronics systems used in General Motors vehicles. The instruction includes fundamentals of electricity, series and parallel circuits, schematics, wire repair, diodes, transistors and microprocessors. Prerequisite: Admission to Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP) Competencies
- Describe basic principles of electricity.
- Define voltage.
- Describe amperage.
- Discuss resistance.
- Describe theories of current flow.
- State principles of current production by magnetic induction.
- Evaluate circuits.
- Calculate voltage drops.
- Figure resistance.
- Calculate current.
- Construct basic circuits.
- Assemble a series circuit.
- Create a parallel circuit.
- Build a series-parallel circuit.
- Figure wattage.
- Perform electrical measurements with a DVOM.
- Demonstrate voltmeter use.
- Measure current with an ammeter.
- Check resistance with an ohmmeter.
- Interpret service manuals.
- Identify electrical symbols.
- Use wiring diagrams to determine needed repairs.
- Diagnose vehicle electrical problems.
- Find shorts to ground.
- Locate open circuits.
- Identify high resistance connections.
- Identify types of failed wiring.
- Repair wiring problems.
- Replace electrical terminals and connectors.
- Demonstrate soldering procedures.
- Peform wiring repair.
- Repair data bus wiring.
- Evaluate semiconductors.
- Explain diode operation.
- List diode applications.
- Discuss transistor operation.
- Identify transistor application.
- Measure semiconductor circuits.
- Discuss microprocessor operation.
- List types of memory.
- Explain digital signals.
- Describe multiple processor communication.
- Recognize analog inputs and digital inputs.
- Summarize types of outputs.
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