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Describe the basic units of measurement in electrical theory. (I)
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Define direct electric current and describe the current flow. (I)
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Solve problems which involve the use of Ohm's Law. (I)
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Solve problems which involve calculating resistance values. (I)
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Solve resistance and conductance problems and explain how they relate
to DC. (I)
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Solve problems involving series, parallel and series-parallel circuits
for DC circuits. (I)
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Describe the effects of currents as they relate to fuses and
thermostats. (I)
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Using diagrams, describe the effects of magnetism and electricity at
work. (I)
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List the types of power sources and describe their operations. (II)
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| 10.
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List the types of motors and controllers used with DC applications and
describe their functions and power sources. (IV)
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Describe the principle components of DC generators, their function and
relationship to the subcomponents of the generators. (III)
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Describe the difference between a DC generator and a DC motor. (III,
IV)
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Describe the controller devices used in the DC motor, what they are
used for, and the safety precautions to be used in handling control
devices. (IV)
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