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The “National Model” Program for High School Electronics

The “National Model” Program for High School Electronics. Parkside High School - CTE Electronics Technology Salisbury, Maryland. Atex topics 1 Period 10 th graders. Careers Electronic Components & Schematics Soldering (IMT, SMT) Resistor Color Codes Basic Electricity and Test Equipment

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The “National Model” Program for High School Electronics

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  1. The “National Model” Program for High School Electronics Parkside High School - CTE Electronics Technology Salisbury, Maryland

  2. Atex topics1 Period 10th graders • Careers • Electronic Components & Schematics • Soldering (IMT, SMT) • Resistor Color Codes • Basic Electricity and Test Equipment • Ohms Law with V,I,R • Solid Works • PCB Layout and Design • Multisim

  3. Electronic Circuits Topics3 Periods(Junior Year) • Direct Current (DC) • Magnetism & Alternating Current (AC) • Analog Circuits • Digital

  4. Electronic Systems3 Periods(Senior Year) • Computers • NIDA Systems • Musical Instruments • Electronic Detectors • Home Automation • Advanced Filters • Soldering/Cables • Certifications • Logic & Microcontrollers • Communications • Home Theater System • Photonics • Toys • Car Mobile Electronics • Home Appliances • SolidWorks/3D Printing

  5. The next four slides detail DC, AC, Analog, and Digital Circuits

  6. DC Circuits • Series Circuits • Parallel Circuits • Series-Parallel Circuits • Voltage and Current Dividers • Kirchoff’s Voltage and Current Laws • Conductors & Insulators • Batteries • Magnetism • Electromagnetism

  7. AC Circuits • Alternating Voltage and Current • Capacitance • Capacitive Reactance • Capacitive Circuits • Inductance • Inductive Reactance • RC and L/R Time Constants • RLC Circuits • Resonance • Basic Filters

  8. Analog Circuits • Semiconductors • Diodes • Linear Power Supplies • Transistors • Small signal Amplifiers • Large Signal Amplifiers • Operational Amplifiers • Oscillators • Integrated Circuits • Electronic Control Devices • Switch Mode Power Supplies • Digital Signal Processing

  9. Digital Circuits • Number Systems (Counting and Converting) • Logic Gates • IC Specs and Simple Interfacing • Encoding/Decoding & 7 Segment Displays • Flip-Flops • Counters • Shift Registers • Arithmetic Circuits • Memories • Digital Systems • Connecting with Analog Devices

  10. The next few slides detail What I believe to be the Electronic Circuits needed in an Electronics Program • Interesting to students • Great for recruitment • The focus is not so much the “Type” of system. But more about developing strategies for student technicians to use as they test, measure and align various systems.

  11. Logic & Microcontrollers

  12. Communications

  13. Home Theater System

  14. Photonics

  15. Toys

  16. Car Mobile Electronics

  17. Home Appliances

  18. NIDA Systems

  19. Computers

  20. Musical Electronics

  21. Electronic Detectors

  22. Home Automation

  23. Advanced Filters

  24. Soldering/Cabling

  25. Certifications

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