Troubleshooting Electrical Circuits (TEC)
Develop the skills required to safely diagnose all types of circuit malfunctions with Simutech’s Troubleshooting Electrical Circuits
Learn
Learn a proven troubleshooting process with Simutech’s 5-Step Systematic Troubleshooting Approach
Develop
Develop and refine troubleshooting skills with a variety of faults, providing
hours of hands-on learning
Master
Master effective testing methods and techniques for safely finding opens and shorts in electrical circuits
Troubleshoot
Master effective testing methods and techniques for safely finding opens and shorts in electrical circuits
Troubleshooting Electrical Circuits Features
Lab exercises plus 4 practice exercises
Guided faults
Practice faults
Skill testing faults
Extra faults
Genius faults
“Without exception, everyone that has seen Troubleshooting Electrical Circuits has been impressed… It is an excellent software package.”
Karl F.The simulations
Multiple practice circuit simulations consisting of switches, lights and wiring give you the chance to learn, practice and test a variety of troubleshooting techniques. The main lighting circuit simulation puts you in a realistic environment to refine your new troubleshooting skills while:
- Taking voltage and resistance readings with a multimeter
- Repairing and replacing electrical components
- Disconnecting and ringing out wires
- Tracing and replacing wires
Troubleshooting basic electrical circuits, these simulations contains over 30 challenging circuit malfunctions to solve with fault challenges such as:
- Broken wires and loose connections
- Wires shorted to ground
- Defective components
Added benefits
- Demonstrations, hands-on labs and continuous performance measurement
- Step-by-step guides help users apply new problem solving techniques to find and repair faults
- Printable resources including circuit diagrams, schematics and worksheets
- Simutech Course Manager and instructor guides are available for use in the classroom or lab
Designed for…
- Anyone who needs to maintain and troubleshoot electrical equipment
- Use in a classroom or self-study learning
- Learning skills that are directly transferrable to the workplace
- Worldwide use: simulations on resources provided for NEMA and IEC electrical standards
