Title: |
Electricity 11 |
Institution: |
South Island Distance Education School, Canada |
Level: |
Secondary. |
Description: |
This course has two objectives: to cover the essential principles of electricity and electronics to prepare for study in more advanced scientific and technological fields; and to prepare for apprenticeship and on-the-job training. Block 1: Paper 1: Atomic nature of matter Paper 2: Static electricity Paper 3: Electric current; the ampere Paper 4: Electrical resistance; Ohm's law; electrical meters Paper 5: Resistors; resistance; conductance Paper 6: Energy; power; power losses Paper 7: Series resistances; Kirchoff's laws; parallel resistances; series-parallel circuits Block 2: Paper 8: Ionization; primary cells; secondary cells Paper 9: Magnetism; electromagnetism; left-hand rules Paper 10: Electromagnetic induction; mutual induction; self-induction; inductances in series and in parallel Paper 11: Inductive-resistive circuits; time constant; induced voltages Paper 12: Alternating current; electromagnetic radiation; resistive A.C. circuits Paper 13: Sine waves; vectors; inductive reactance; phase relationships; analysis of L.R. circuits Paper 14: Capacitors and capacitance; vectors; R.C. time constant; capacitors in series and in parallel Block 3: Paper 15: Capacitance in an A.C. circuit; phase relationships; series and parallel R.C. circuits; analysis of R.C. circuits; power in a capacitive circuit Paper 16: Series and parallel R.L.C. circuits; analysis of R.L.C. circuits; power factor; resonance; the series resonant circuit; Q: bandwidth Paper 17: The parallel resonant circuit; filters; untuned and tuned filter networks Paper 18: The transformer; transformer action: voltage, current and turns ratio; transformer losses; types of transformers. |
Assessment may include:
Tests. |
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Entry requirements: |
For school-age students: Electricity 9 or equivalent. |
Programmes in which this course may be included: |
Grades 11-12. |
Languages: |
English |
Media and methods employed:
Printed text, tutorial support, audio cassettes, video cassettes. |
It is expected that students will supply their own basic materials such as pens, pencils, coloured pencils, compass, rulers, lined paper etc. |
Administrative information: |
Approximately one year of study is required for this course. Certificates are issued upon the successful completion of a course. |
Classification: |
060225 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 070430 PHYSICS
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Date: |
17 July 2000 vmb Source: 1994-95 Distance Education Guidebook |