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Apply knowledge of pythagorean theorem and trigonometric functions to
electrical theory. (I)
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Describe alternating current (AC), explain why it is used, and how it
is transmitted. (II)
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Compare and contrast types of AC wave forms vs. DC wave forms. (II)
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Describe the characteristics of alternating current including the
values of AC voltage and current, the average values and effective
values. (III)
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Describe resistive AC circuits including current and voltage, phase
relationships, and power formulas. (IV)
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Describe the effects of electromagnetism in AC circuits including
induced electromotive force (EMF), self-induction and mutual
induction. (V)
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Solve inductance problems and describe the factors determining
inductance and inductance values in series and parallel AC circuits.
(VI)
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Describe inductive and capacitive AC circuits. Apply formulas to solve
problems. (VI)
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Using a graph, demonstrate separating vectors into components, and
adding vectors into components. (VII)
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Describe the differences between alternating current and direct
current.
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Describe the fundamental principles for the generation of an
electromotive force (EMF) in an AC generator.
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