This training series consists of 24 training modules, 4977 pages in all, forming a complete instructional series, dealing with electricity and electronics.
These modules are rich in theoretical and practical information, schematic diagrams, drawings, photographs, and useful examples. They are a fantastic source of information for engineers, technologists, technicians, electricians, and anyone else working in the field of electricity or electronics, not to mention students currently studying in any of these fields. These documents really are exceptional in their content and detail.
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All Modules Published by
Naval Education and Training
Professional Development and Technology Center
September 1998
MODULE 1
INTRODUCTION TO MATTER, ENERGY AND DIRECT CURRENT
(283 pages)
Matter, Energy, and Electricity
Batteries
Direct Current
Glossary
Laws of Exponents
Square and Square Roots
Comparison of Units in Electric and Magnetic Circuits;
and Carbon Resistor Size Comparison by Wattage Rating
Useful Formulas for I.C. Circuits
MODULE 2
INTRODUCTION TO ALTERNATING CURRENT AND TRANSFORMERS
(250 pages)
Concepts of Alternating Current
Inductance
Capacitance
Inductive and Capacitive Reactance
Transformers
Glossary
Greek Alphabet
Square and Square Roots
Useful AC Formulas
Trigonometric Functions
Trigonometric Tables
MODULE 3
INTRODUCTION TO CIRCUIT PROTECTION, CONTROL AND MEASUREMENT
(214 pages)
Circuit Measurement
Circuit Protection Devices
Circuit Control Devices
Glossary
Laws of Exponents
Schematic Symbols
Cross Reference of Military and Commercial Fuse Designations
MODULE 4
INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS, WIRING TECHNIQUES AND SCHEMATIC READING
(152 pages)
Naval Education and Training Professional
Development and Technology Center
Electrical Conductors
Wiring Techniques
Schematic Reading
Glossary
Electrical and Electronic Symbols
MODULE 5
INTRODUCTION TO GENERATORS AND MOTORS
(120 pages)
Direct Current Generators
Direct Current Motors
Alternating Current Generators
Alternating Current Motors
MODULE 6
INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC EMISSION, TUBES AND POWER SUPPLIES
(204 pages)
Introduction to Electron Tubes
Special-Purpose Tubes
Power Supplies
Glossary
MODULE 7
INTRODUCTION TO SOLID-STATE DEVICES
(288 pages)
Semiconductor Diodes
Transistors
Special Devices
Solid-State Power Supplies
Glossary
Periodic Table of Elements
MODULE 8
INTRODUCTION TO AMPLIFIERS
(186 pages)
Amplifiers
Video and Rf Amplifiers
Special Amplifiers
Glossary
MODULE 9
INTRODUCTION TO WAVE-GENERATION AND WAVE-SHAPING CIRCUITS
(275 pages)
Tuned Circuits
Oscillators
Waveforms and Wave Generators
Wave Shaping
Glossary
Square and Square Roots Table
MODULE 10
INTRODUCTION TO WAVE PROPAGATION, TRANSMISSION LINES AND ANTENNAS
(276 pages)
Wave Propagation
Radio Wave Propagation
Principles of Transmission Lines
Antennas
Glossary
MODULE 11
MICROWAVE PRINCIPLES
(192 pages)
Waveguide Theory and Application
Microwave Components and Circuits
Microwave Antennas
Glossary
MODULE 12
MODULATION PRINCIPLES
(230 pages)
Amplitude Modulation
Angle and Pulse Modulation
Demodulation
Glossary
MODULE 13
INTRODUCTION TO NUMBER SYSTEMS AND LOGIC CIRCUITS
(218 pages)
Number Systems
Fundamental Logic Circuits
Special Logic Circuits
Glossary
Logic Symbols
MODULE 14
INTRODUCTION TO MICROELECTRONICS
(175 pages)
Microelectronics
Miniature/Microminiature (2M) Repair Program and High-Reliability Soldering
Miniature and Microminiature Repair Procedures
Glossary
MODULE 15
PRINCIPLES OF SYNCHROS, SERVOS AND GYROS
(196 pages)
Synchros
Servos
Gyros
Related Devices
Glossary
MODULE 16
INTRODUCTION TO TEST EQUIPMENT
(272 pages)
Test Equipment Administration and Use
Miscellaneous Measurements
Basic Meters
Common Test Equipment
Special-Application Test Equipment
The Oscilloscope and Spectrum Analyzer
Glossary
MODULE 17
RADIO-FREQUENCY COMMUNICATIONS PRINCIPLES
(201 pages)
Introduction to Radio-Frequency Communications
Introduction to Communications Theory
Fundamental Systems Equipment
Introduction to Satellite Communications
Introduction to Miscellaneous Communications Systems and Equipment
Glossary
MODULE 18
RADAR PRINCIPLES
(204 pages)
Radar Fundamentals
Radar Subsystems
Radar Indicators and Antennas
Radar System Maintenance
Glossary
MODULE 19
THE TECHNICIAN'S HANDBOOK
(156 pages)
First Aid
Basic Electrical Formulas
Data Tables
MODULE 20
MASTER GLOSSARY
(95 pages)
MODULE 21
TEST METHODS AND PRACTICES
(216 pages)
Basic Measurements
Component Testing
Quantitative Measurements
Qualitative Measurements
Waveform Interpretation
Glossary
MODULE 22
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL COMPUTERS
(172 pages)
Operational Concepts
Hardware Software
Data Representation and Communications
Glossary
MODULE 23
MAGNETIC RECORDING
(164 pages)
Introduction to Magnetic Recording
Magnetic Tape
Magnetic Tape Recorder Heads
Magnetic Tape Recorder Transports
Magnetic Tape Recorder Record and Reproduce Electronics
Magnetic Tape Recorder Specifications
Digital Magnetic Tape Recording
Magnetic Disk Recording
Glossary
MODULE 24
INTRODUCTION TO FIBER OPTICS
(238 pages)
Background on Fiber Optics
Fiber Optic Concepts
Optical Fibers and Cables
Optical Splices, Connectors, and Couplers
Fiber Optic Measurement Techniques
Optical Sources and Fiber Optic Transmitters
Optical Detectors and Fiber Optic Receivers
Fiber Optic Links
Abbreviations and Acronyms
THESE DOCUMENTS ARE IN ELECTRONIC ADOBE PDF FORMAT
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