Code: AECDS

Duration: 26 Hours

Synopsis:

This module is developed to enable learners to acquire knowledge and skills to carry out fault finding on an electronic circuit systematically and safely.

 

Course Objective:

On completion of this module, learners will be able to apply diagnostic skills on fault finding on electronic circuits.

 

Course Outline:

The knowledge and skills covered in this module include:

Skills:

  • Prepare diagnostic activities
  • Analyse electronic circuit on the PCB
  • Carry out appropriate measurements to determine the possible fault
  • Report identified fault with corrective actions

Knowledge:

  • Interpretation of Work Instructions
  • Application of electronic and electrical components
  • Functions of logic and analogue integrated circuits
  • Electrical rating of electronic devices
  • Types of electrical protective devices
  • Common causes of overload
  • Common types of fault
  • Types of fasteners commonly used in the workplace
  • Methods of preventing the bolt from self-loosening
  • Importance of understanding of electrical diagram and component layout
  • Important of label and component locations
  • Importance of cable sizing to meet the safety requirement
  • The essentials of complete document standardisation

 

For Whom:

Suitable for Line or Team Leaders, Technicians, Supervisors and Engineers.

Entry Requirements:

Participants are assumed to:

  • Have completed ‘O’ Level or equivalent; or
  • Have the ability of:
    • Basic knowledge of the Singapore Workplace Safety and Health requirements;
    • Follow written and oral work instructions;
    • Listen, read and write English at a proficiency level equivalent to the Employability Skills System (ESS) level 5;
    • Manipulate numbers at a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills System (ESS) level 5.
Training Medium:

This module is conducted in English.

 

Training Methodology:

This module is delivered through e-learning, lectures, group activities and demonstration.

 

Assessment Methodology:

Practical and oral/written assessments are conducted at the end of the training module.

 

Certification:

An individual who completes a module will be awarded a Statement of Attainment (SOA).