This course covers troubleshooting of semiconductor devices and analog circuits. Using computer simulation, students analyze and repair circuits with hidden faults. Standard measuring instruments such as the DMM, Function Generator, Bode Plotter and oscilloscope are fully utilized in the process.

• • Enable student to utilize a systematic approach when troubleshooting analog circuits.
• • Provide students with experience in locating and replacing faulty components in electronic circuits.
• • Provide student with opportunities to gain hands on experience with simulation software and to solidify their understanding of theory with experiments and demonstrations. .

This course is a possible elective for an Associate of Applied Science degree with and emphasis in Electronics Technology, where the purpose of the Associate Applied Science Degree is to provide employment-related knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in a chosen field of study.
ET 173B - Advanced Troubleshooting (Analog Circuits) addresses the following AAS degree student learning outcomes. Students to complete programs in occupational areas are expected to demonstrate:
Know:
The subject matter appropriate to the fundamentals of electronics.
Are Able To:
• Acquire skills and perform tasks necessary for employment of career enhancement in the general field of electronics.
• Utilize appropriate resources and reference materials to remain current in the field of electronics.