Fundamentals of electrical engineering for non-electricians
Description:
Electrical engineering challenges are clearly the main focus. The teaching of essential basic knowledge is followed by practical exercises to control the knowledge transfer and to consolidate the knowledge. The focus is always on a systematic approach to analysis. Basic knowledge of electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and BUS systems is not a prerequisite, but knowledge of hydraulics and / or pneumatics is helpful. In the beginning of the fault analysis, the visual and, if necessary, also acoustic observation is carried out, followed by measurement methods for fault containment. Last but not least, the possibilities of visualization are also used. The focus is on the acquisition of basic knowledge of electrical engineering (components, measurement technology), analytical and structured approach to troubleshooting (analysis instead of component replacement), holistic view of the entire system / vehicle as a unit (electrical engineering / sensor technology – actuator technology).
Target group:
This seminar is aimed specifically at maintenance and service personnel with little or no previous knowledge of electrical engineering, as well as career changers with previous technical knowledge. The course is suitable for service personnel from the field of maintenance who are involved with the interlocking of many technologies.
Content:
- Fundamentals of electrical engineering
- Fundamentals of measurement technology of electrical parameters
- Condition assessment of electrical components
- Principle structure of electrical control systems
- Methods of failure analysis in electrical control systems
- Sensors / Actuators
- Systematic fault analysis in teamwork
- Analysis methods and options on a complete system or in vehicles using existing diagnostics and visualization
- Handling of arising technical questions
- Group-internal exchange of information and experience
Seminar overview:
- Duration: 3 days
- Number of participants: up to 12 persons