Diploma in Electronics Technician

• Analog Circuits (12 hours)
  • Amplifiers: Operational amplifiers (op-amps) and transistor-based amplifiers.
  • Filters: Low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass filters.
• Circuit Simulation (10 hours)
  • Using simulation software (e.g., Multisim, LTspice) for circuit analysis.
  • Designing and testing analog circuits.

Lab: Building and testing an op-amp-based amplifier circuit (14 hours).

• Microcontroller Fundamentals (10 hours)
  • Architecture of microcontrollers (e.g., Arduino, PIC).
  • Programming microcontrollers using C/C++.
• Interfacing with Sensors and Actuators (12 hours)
  • Connecting sensors (temperature, light) and actuators (motors, relays).
  • Writing programs for real-time control.
• Lab: Programming an Arduino-based system with sensors (14 hours).

• Advanced Digital Electronics (12 hours)
  • Sequential logic: Flip-flops, counters, and registers.
  • Introduction to programmable logic devices (e.g., CPLDs).
• Advanced Troubleshooting (10 hours)
  • Diagnosing faults in complex circuits using oscilloscopes.
  • Repairing electronic circuits and replacing components.
• Lab: Building and troubleshooting a digital counter circuit (14 hours).

• Power Electronics Basics (10 hours)
  • Power supplies: Linear and switching regulators.
  • Basics of inverters and converters.
• Project Design (8 hours)
  • Designing modular electronic systems.
  • Documentation and testing procedures.
• Lab: Building a microcontroller-based project (e.g., automated lighting system) (18 hours).
• Capstone Project: Design and implement a functional electronic system (e.g., sensor-based controller) (10 hours).