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Draw a diagram and safely assemble a series circuit using a switch and
more than two light fixtures with bulbs, demonstrating the use of
Ohm's Law and the power law to calculate . (I)
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Draw a diagram and safely assemble parallel circuits using switches
and light fixtures with bulbs, demonstrating the use of Ohm's Law and
the power law to calculate results.(II)
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Select appropriate meters to determine specific circuit assembly
results and to determine coil and contact positions, demonstrating
appropriate safety procedures. (I, II, III)
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Select components to simulate loads, draw a diagram, write a sequence
of operations, wire and perform meter tests on specific circuits,
demonstrating appropriate safety procedures. (IV)
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Design wiring diagrams to include, dual voltage, across-the- line
start, part-wind start, start-stop stations and wire three-phase
motors (IV)
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Using specific systems and components mounted in the control panel,
draw a wiring diagram, wire the system, and check for proper operation
using test meters to prove electrical circuits, demonstrating
appropriate safety procedures. (V)
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Using factory wired systems (without diagrams), interpret wiring and
diagram each system. (VI)
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Determine sources of specific electrical problems including, open
circuits, short circuits/incomplete wiring, and determine necessary
corrections for specific problems. (VII)
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