Applied Electronics & Diagnostics

This training, accessible to beginners, presents the fundamental electrical quantities and Ohm's and Kirchhoff's laws. Participants identify the resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, MOSFETs, regulators and optocouplers present on a board.
The programme teaches how to use a multimeter, a lab power supply and an oscilloscope to measure voltages, currents, resistances, power and signals. Linear and switch-mode power supplies are commissioned and checked in order to identify typical faults.
Hands-on practice includes control circuits with transistors, relays, optocouplers and comparators. A complete method is applied to teaching boards: visual inspection, power supply checks, short-circuit tracing, component diagnostics and correction of simulated faults.

• Understand basic electrical quantities and Ohm's and Kirchhoff's laws.
• Identify the main components of an electronic board.
• Correctly use a multimeter, a lab power supply and an oscilloscope.
• Understand how linear and switch-mode power supplies work and identify typical faults.
• Read a simple electronic diagram and relate it to the actual board.
• Apply a structured troubleshooting methodology for simple electronic boards.

• Entry-level electronics maintenance technicians.
• Electrical engineers or electricians wishing to move toward electronics maintenance.

No strict prerequisites are required. The training is accessible to motivated beginners.