Applied DC Fundamentals: Electronic Components & Magnetism is part three of the Applied DC Fundamentals four-part training series.

Course objectives include:

• Select the proper wire gage and insulation for a specific application
• Explain hole and electron flow in N-type and P-type semiconductor materials
• Understand the operation and function of a diode
• Describe LED and LCD indicators and displays and their advantages and disadvantages
• Understand the operation of bipolar PNP and NPN transistors in switching and amplifier circuits
• Understand passive components such as capacitors, inductors, and resistors
• Identify the different types of magnets and their operating principles
• Explain how a magnetic field can induce current in a conductor
• Identify different types of relays and their applications
• Describe the operation of analog meter movements
• Understand the operation and characteristics of DC motors
• Explain how magnetism deflects the electron beam in a cathode-ray tube (CRT).

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