ELT 2130 Industrial Electronics

This is a multi-purpose course designed to acquaint the student with the electronic devices, circuits, and computer techniques used to control industrial operations. It specifically includes sensors and related instrumentation; power switching devices; DC and AC motors; stepping and brushless motors; and PLCs. Application and control issues involved with these devices are investigated with additional topics as time permits.

• School

  School of Engineering and Computing

• Number

  2130

• Subject

  Electrical Engineering Technology (ELT)

• Semester

  Spring

• Lecture/Lab/Seminar Hours

  3 hours of lecture, 3 hours of lab per week

• Prerequisites

  • ELT 1032 Electrical Circuits II
  • MAT 1520 Calculus for Engineering
  • ELT 2041 Electronic Circuits I

• Corequisites

  • ELT 2042 Electronic Circuits II

• Credits

  4

• Fee

  $50