ELTR 1104

Electronic Fabrication Techniques Course Overview

Type and Purpose

This is a practical electrical / electronics course which should provide students:

Practical knowledge in soldering and de-soldering techniques Proper circuit wiring techniques Care and use of basic hand tools and test equipment

Course Objectives

To introduce the student to standard safety procedures practiced in industry.

WHMIS Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System Electrical Safety Workshop Safety Proper conduct in a working environment

Course Objectives

To enable the student to develop skills in using hand tools for repair electronic equipment.

Soldering iron Long nose pliers Diagonal pliers Wire Strippers Crimp Tools Heat Gun and others...
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Course Objectives

To introduce the student to soldering and wiring techniques

For example:

Wire to wire Wire to terminal Wire to connector Component to printed circuit board (PCB) Surface Mount Fabrication

Course Objectives

To introduce the student to correct use and care of equipment.

Soldering iron (tinning)

Soldering Components and wire

Desoldering components and wire

Solder sucker (keep it clean)

Course Texts

Electronic Assembly: Concepts and Experimentation

By Fredrick W. Hughes Cost approx $120 Available in the bookstore

MI Printing Approx $10

Lab Manual : Electrical Practice 1100

YOU MUST HAVE BOTH TEXTS FOR THIS COURSE

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Evaluation

Lab Practice:

65%
40% 15%

9 labs Project (DMM)

Project (SMT)

10%

Midterm Exam 20%

(Written Exam)

Final Exam

15%

(Practical Exam) Instructor: Darrell Wells Office: C3205

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Contact Information

Chapters from Text

You are responsible for the material in the text and ALL associated notes/handouts and lab procedures Text chapters covered

Chapters 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 Review these chapters for midterm exam Final exam is in lab practical test