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There are no translations available. Argo ModulesArgo is constantly evolving, with new modules being added weekly. We are continuously developing new modules, working towards completion of the curriculum. Topics covered include: GeneralToolsVoltmeterHow do you use a voltmeter to measure the voltage in an electrical circuit? Lesson ID 27 OhmmeterHow do you measure resistance using a standard multimeter? Lesson ID 28 AmmeterHow does an ammeter work? Lesson ID 29 Current clampHow do you measure electric current with a current clamp? Lesson ID 30 Multimeter autorangeHow does the autorange function work on a multimeter? Lesson ID 31 OscillographHow does an oscillograph work? Lesson ID 115 Oscilloscope: guided tourWhat do the knobs and buttons on an oscilloscope do? Lesson ID 116 Oscilloscope: step-by-step planHow do you make sure you measure a signal correctly with an oscilloscope? Lesson ID 117 Oscilloscope: using two channelsHow can you use an oscilloscope to measure using two channels? Lesson ID 118 Oscilloscope: exercisesWhat kind of signals can you measure with the oscilloscope? How do you use the oscilloscope in practice? Lesson ID 119 Torque wrenchHow does a torque wrench work? Lesson ID 391 Pressure pumpHow can you test the cooling system and the pressure cap? Lesson ID 490 Anti-freeze gaugeWhat do you use to test the coolant? Lesson ID 494 Combustion leak detectorWhat do you use to measure a leak in the head gasket? Lesson ID 1000 Wheel balancing machineHow do you know whether a wheel is correctly balanced? Lesson ID 1008 Tire pressure gaugeHow do you bring a tire up to the correct pressure? Lesson ID 1011 Measuring the tread depthHow do you check the tread depth? Lesson ID 1065 Headlight testerHow do you prevent being blinded by oncoming traffic and how do you illuminate the largest possible section of the road surface and roadside? Lesson ID 1116 PlastigageWhich tool is used to measure the clearance of the journal bearing? Lesson ID 1352 MicrometerWhich tool can you use to accurately measure? Lesson ID 1510 Vernier caliperWith which tool can you accurately measure the inner, outer and depth dimensions? Lesson ID 1555 MaintenancePeriodic checkupMaterialsPhysicsOhm's lawWhat is the relationship between electric voltage, current and resistance? Lesson ID 32 Power lawWhat is the relationship between power (P), voltage (V) and current (I)? Lesson ID 42 Kirchhoff's first lawHow do you determine the electric current flowing through a wire if you know the current flowing through the connected wires? Lesson ID 50 Forces exerted on a tire on a bendWhat forces are exerted on a tire on a bend? Lesson ID 1010 Longitudinal forces on the vehicleWhilst driving, what forces act on the vehicle in the direction it is traveling? Lesson ID 1070 Ideal gas lawHow does an ideal gas behave under the influence of pressure, volume and temperature? Lesson ID 1556 AngleIn what unit of measurement do you express an angle and how do you measure an angle? Lesson ID 1691 SustainabilityKyoto protocolWhat is the Kyoto protocol? Lesson ID 1075 Greenhouse effectWhat is the effect of greenhouse gases on the climate? Lesson ID 1076 Alternative fuelsWhat alternatives are there to using fossil fuels? Lesson ID 1077 Exhaust gases and catalystsIn what ways is exhaust gas from gasoline and diesel engines treated? Lesson ID 1080 European standardsWhich European standard do vehicle emissions have to comply with? Lesson ID 1156 Introduction to hybridsWhich type of hybrid vehicles have been developed? Lesson ID 1551 Working on hybrid vehiclesHow can you make sure that you are working safely on a hybrid vehicle? Lesson ID 1552 Series hybridWith which hybrid model are the wheels always driven by an electric motor? Lesson ID 1585 Parallel hybridWith regard to which hybrid model, are the wheels always driven by an internal combustion engine and an electric motor? Lesson ID 1586 Combined hybridWith regard to which hybrid model are the wheels driven by an electric motor and/or an internal combustion engine? Lesson ID 1587 Power TrainEnginesTorque wrenchHow does a torque wrench work? Lesson ID 391 Piston enginesHow can a combustion mechanism deliver energy? Lesson ID 1152 Work diagramHow can you create a diagram of the 4-stroke process of a multiple cylinder engine? Lesson ID 1162 Timing systemHow is the camshaft driven? Lesson ID 1163 Engine mechanical componentsWhich components make up an engine block? Lesson ID 1164 Cylinder headWhat is the name of the housing of the valve mechanism? Lesson ID 1166 CamshaftWhat are the function, location and shape of a camshaft? Lesson ID 1168 Valve operationWhat system enables the valves to open and close? Lesson ID 1169 ValvesWhat opens and closes the exhaust channel? Lesson ID 1170 Serpentine beltWhat can the generator, air-conditioning pump and power steering pump drive? Lesson ID 1171 PistonsWhat component converts the combustion force into movement? Lesson ID 1172 Air filtersHow can the influx into the engine of fine particles contained in the drawn in air be prevented? Lesson ID 1173 ManifoldsWhat is the name of the channels through which the gases flow into and out of the engine? Lesson ID 1174 Compression ratioWhat represents the ratio between the volume above the piston in the BDC and the volume above the piston in the TDC? Lesson ID 1179 Camshaft adjustmentWhat can we do to improve engine performance and fuel consumption? Lesson ID 1185 PlastigageWhich tool is used to measure the clearance of the journal bearing? Lesson ID 1352 Engine block typesWhich models are there with regard to piston engines? Lesson ID 1353 Wankel engineWhat is an alternative for the piston engine? Lesson ID 1364 Air massWhich factors determine the air mass and how can you measure air mass? Lesson ID 1368 LambdaWhat does lambda mean? What is the ideal mixture ratio for gasoline, diesel and gas? Lesson ID 1371 Fossil fuel passenger carsWhich fossil fuels are used in passenger cars and which properties do they have? Lesson ID 1372 Catalytic convertersWhat is a catalytic converter? Which exhaust gases are converted? Lesson ID 1378 Diesel engineIn which type of engine will diesel fuel and air be converted to power? Lesson ID 1389 Otto engineIn which engine type is gasoline and air converted into power? Lesson ID 1390 CrankshaftWhich component converts the upward and downward movement of the piston into a rotating movement? Lesson ID 1399 MicrometerWhich tool can you use to accurately measure? Lesson ID 1510 4-stroke piston engineWhich principle does a car engine use? Lesson ID 1516 2-stroke piston engineWhich principle is usually used by a moped? Lesson ID 1517 Vernier caliperWith which tool can you accurately measure the inner, outer and depth dimensions? Lesson ID 1555 Connecting rodWhich component connects the piston to the crankshaft? Lesson ID 1580 BlockIn which component can you find the cylinders? Lesson ID 1626 Piston velocityHow do you calculate the average velocity of the piston? Lesson ID 1643 Torsional vibration damperWhich component damps the torsional vibration? Lesson ID 1659 FlywheelHow does the flywheel ensure a smoothly running engine? Lesson ID 1660 Piston bore offsetWhy is the piston pin not located in the middle of the piston? Lesson ID 1667 Stroke volumeHow do you calculate the stroke volume of an engine? Lesson ID 1675 Transmission and clutchCommercial Vehicle Power TrainWhich components make up the power train of a commercial vehicle? Lesson ID 1412 Cooling systemsHeat balanceHow is the engine heat dissipated? Lesson ID 439 CoolingWhat different types of cooling are there? Lesson ID 441 Mechanical coolant pumpHow does a mechanical coolant pump work? Lesson ID 443 Sankey diagramA Sankey diagram shows the energy losses of an engine in a clear way. Lesson ID 444 Pressure capHow does a pressure cap work? Lesson ID 446 ThermostatHow does a thermostat work? Lesson ID 450 FanHow do you get a forced air flow through the radiator? Lesson ID 451 Electric thermostatHow does an electric thermostat work? Lesson ID 485 Expansion tankHow does an expansion tank work? Lesson ID 487 RadiatorHow does a radiator work? Lesson ID 489 Pressure pumpHow can you test the cooling system and the pressure cap? Lesson ID 490 Heater coreHow do you heat the interior? Lesson ID 493 Anti-freeze gaugeWhat do you use to test the coolant? Lesson ID 494 Cooling system monitoringHow can you see on the dashboard whether the cooling system is functioning correctly? Lesson ID 498 Combustion leak detectorWhat do you use to measure a leak in the head gasket? Lesson ID 1000 LubricationGasoline systemsOxygen sensorsWhat does an oxygen sensor measure? Which models are often used? Lesson ID 1377 Catalytic convertersWhat is a catalytic converter? Which exhaust gases are converted? Lesson ID 1378 Spark plugWhat is the function of a spark plug? Which versions are there? How do you check a spark plug? Lesson ID 1379 Otto engineIn which engine type is gasoline and air converted into power? Lesson ID 1390 FSI: injectorHow do you add an electronically determined amount of strongly atomized gasoline to the intake air flow? Lesson ID 1630 One-spark coilHow is the fuel-air mixture ignited per cylinder without a distributor? Lesson ID 1631 Electronic throttle valveUnder all operating conditions, how can you electronically control the ideal throttle position? Lesson ID 1632 Broadband oxygen sensorHow can you determine the exact oxygen concentration of the exhaust gas? Lesson ID 1633 Three-way catalytic converterWhich catalytic converter is used most often on four-stroke engines? Which substances in the exhaust gases are converted? Lesson ID 1639 NOx catalytic converterWhich catalytic converter can be used on diesel engines or direct injection gasoline engines? Lesson ID 1640 Two-way catalytic converterWhich catalytic converter can be used with an engine whose mixture is not electronically controlled? Lesson ID 1642 Canister purge solenoidHow can you prevent fuel vapor from the fuel tank being released into the environment? Lesson ID 284 Fuel lift pumpHow can you guarantee electronically the fuel supply to the injectors? Lesson ID 285 Knock sensorHow can you identify uncontrolled combustion? Lesson ID 286 Boost pressure sensorHow can you measure the absolute pressure in the intake manifold? Lesson ID 287 Hall sensor (reference)How, using a Hall element, can you determine the position of the camshaft? Lesson ID 291 Waste gate solenoid valveHow can you electronically control the quantity of air flowing through the turbocharger? Lesson ID 292 EGR solenoid valveHow do you add an electronically specified amount of exhaust gas to the intake air? Lesson ID 293 Air temperature sensorHow can you measure the inlet air temperature? Lesson ID 296 Accelerator sensorHow can you determine the position of the accelerator? Lesson ID 297 Speed sensorHow can you measure the vehicle speed? Lesson ID 298 DIS coil & ignition moduleHow do you ignite, without a distributor, the air-fuel mixture in all the cylinders using two ignition coils? Lesson ID 300 Heated oxygen sensorHow do you measure the air-fuel mixture even when the engine is not to temperature? Lesson ID 301 Magnetic pickupHow can you determine the position of the crankshaft and the engine speed using induction? Lesson ID 302 Throttle position sensorHow do you measure the throttle position? Lesson ID 303 Engine temperature sensorHow can you measure the coolant temperature? Lesson ID 304 MPI: injectorHow do you add an electronically determined gasoline quantity per cylinder to the inlet air? Lesson ID 305 Idle valve 1How can you accurately control the idle speed using a duty cycle? Lesson ID 306 Mass air flow meterHow can you measure the aspirated air mass? Lesson ID 307 MPI: Operating conditionsWhat happens in the MPI system when idling, under partial load, under full load and when starting? Lesson ID 360 FSI: featuresWhat must you do to a gasoline engine in order to realize lower fuel consumption, higher power and lower emissions of harmful exhaust gases? Lesson ID 368 FSI: air supplyWhat route does the air take through the FSI system before arriving in the combustion chamber? Lesson ID 372 FSI: operating conditionsHow does an FSI system work under different operating conditions? What happens when idling, under part load, under full load and when starting? Lesson ID 384 MPI: Fuel circuitWhat route does the fuel take through the MPI system before reaching the combustion chamber? Lesson ID 409 MPI: CharacteristicsWhat are the characteristics of the MPI system? Lesson ID 410 MPI: OverviewWhat sensors and actuators does an MPI system have? Lesson ID 411 FSI: fuel circuitWhat route does the fuel take through the FSI system before arriving in the combustion chamber? Lesson ID 412 NOx sensorHow does the control unit determine when regeneration of the NO<sub>x</sub> catalyst should start and finish? Level 4
Exhaust gas temperature sensorHow does the control unit know whether the catalyst has reached operating temperature? Lesson ID 424 FSI: stratified combustionHow can you run a gasoline engine on a very lean mixture? Lesson ID 438 FSI: homogenous combustionWhy and when is homogenous combustion used? What is homogenous combustion? How is the fuel quantity determined and achieved for homogenous combustion? Lesson ID 449 FSI: homogenous lean combustionHow can you achieve a gradual transition between stratified and homogenous combustion, with a higher torque and engine speed than with stratified combustion? Lesson ID 452 FSI: homogenous stratified combustionHow can you achieve a gradual transition between stratified and homogenous combustion, with lower fuel consumption than with homogenous combustion? Lesson ID 455 FSI: homogenous anti-knock comb.How can you ensure that the knock threshold of the engine is reached less quickly? Lesson ID 456 FSI: stratified comb. for catalyst heaterHow can you quickly heat up the catalyst in order to reduce the emission of harmful exhaust gases? Lesson ID 457 FSI: modesHow can you save fuel and at the same time achieve higher power? Lesson ID 486 FSI: high pressure pumpHow can you guarantee, by mechanical means, the supply of gasoline to the common rail? Lesson ID 497 Exhaust gases and catalystsIn what ways is exhaust gas from gasoline and diesel engines treated? Lesson ID 1080 Diesel systemsEDC: Fuel Quantity AdjustmentHow does fuel quantity adjustment work? Lesson ID 203 EDC: Injection Timing ControlWhat mechanism controls the injection timing? Lesson ID 204 EDC: Shutdown valveHow does the shutdown valve work? Lesson ID 206 EDC: Injector Needle Movement SensorWhich sensor registers the start of the injection? Lesson ID 210 EDC: Control Slider Impact SensorHow does a control slider impact sensor work? Lesson ID 216 EDC: CharacteristicsWhat are the characteristics of the EDC system? Lesson ID 265 CRD: rail pressure sensorHow can you measure the fuel pressure in the rail in such a way that you can inject precisely the desired quantity of diesel? Lesson ID 288 CRD: high pressure pumpHow can you mechanically ensure diesel supply to the common rail? Lesson ID 289 CRD: fuel lift pumpHow can you electronically ensure the diesel supply to the high pressure pump? Lesson ID 290 CRD: injectorHow do you inject an electronically specified quantity of diesel into the intake air? Lesson ID 294 CRD: pressure regulatorHow do you accomplish every required diesel pressure in a common rail electronically? Lesson ID 295 Glow plugsHow can you preheat a diesel engine electronically so it starts easily? Lesson ID 299 CRD: characteristicsWhat are the characteristics of a CRD system? Lesson ID 314 CRD: fuel circuitWhat route does the fuel take through a CRD system before arriving in the combustion chamber? Lesson ID 396 CRD: overviewWhat sensors and actuators does a CRD system have? Lesson ID 397 CRD: operating conditionsHow does a CRD system work under different operating conditions? What happens when idling, under part load, under full load and when starting? Lesson ID 399 EDC: Fuel CircuitWhat route does the fuel take through the EDC system before ending up in the combustion chamber? Lesson ID 401 EDC: OverviewWhich components make up the EDC system? Lesson ID 402 EDC: Operating conditionsHow does an EDC diesel system work under different operating conditions? What happens when idling, under partial load, under full load and when starting? Lesson ID 403 Exhaust gases and catalystsIn what ways is exhaust gas from gasoline and diesel engines treated? Lesson ID 1080 Catalytic convertersWhat is a catalytic converter? Which exhaust gases are converted? Lesson ID 1378 NOx catalytic converterWhich catalytic converter can be used on diesel engines or direct injection gasoline engines? Lesson ID 1640 LPG systemsChassisWheels and tiresTiresWhat are the functions of the tire and how is it constructed? Lesson ID 1001 Tire sizes and designationsWhat do the designations on the tire signify? Lesson ID 1003 Tire radiusHow does the radius of the tire change when loaded? Lesson ID 1005 WheelsWhat kinds of wheels are there and how are they labeled? Lesson ID 1007 Wheel balancing machineHow do you know whether a wheel is correctly balanced? Lesson ID 1008 ValvesHow do you put air into a tire? Lesson ID 1009 Forces exerted on a tire on a bendWhat forces are exerted on a tire on a bend? Lesson ID 1010 Tire pressure gaugeHow do you bring a tire up to the correct pressure? Lesson ID 1011 Tire wearHow do you check a tire for wear and damage? Lesson ID 1064 Measuring the tread depthHow do you check the tread depth? Lesson ID 1065 Flat tire and emergency assistanceWhat can you do if you have a flat tire? Lesson ID 1069 Longitudinal forces on the vehicleWhilst driving, what forces act on the vehicle in the direction it is traveling? Lesson ID 1070 Imbalance in the wheelWhat types of imbalance can arise in the wheels? Lesson ID 1071 BrakesBrake boosterHow does a brake booster work? Lesson ID 1110 Master cylinderHow does the master cylinder work? Lesson ID 1112 Disc BrakeHow do disc brakes work? Lesson ID 1114 SuspensionVehicle dimensionsWhich are the basic dimensions of a vehicle? Lesson ID 1687 Driving line, center lineWhich axle determines the direction of travel of the vehicle? Lesson ID 1688 King pin inclination (KPI)What term is used to describe the angle that exists between the center line of the swivel axle in relation to the perpendicular line on the road surface as viewed in front of the vehicle? Lesson ID 1690 AngleIn what unit of measurement do you express an angle and how do you measure an angle? Lesson ID 1691 The Ackermann steering trapeziumHow do we achieve error-free steering? Lesson ID 1692 CamberWhat term is used to describe the angle that exists between the center line of the wheel and the perpendicular line on the road surface? Lesson ID 1693 The casterWhat term is used to describe the angle that exists between the center line of the swivel axle and the perpendicular line on the road surface when viewing the vehicle from the side? Lesson ID 1694 TrackingWhat term is used to refer to the angle that exists between the center line of the vehicle when viewed from above and the center line of the wheel? Lesson ID 1695 Sequence of work - AlignmentWhat sequence of work applies in relation to alignment? Lesson ID 1697 Alignment reportHow do you determine the correct wheel and caster settings from the alignment report? Lesson ID 1698 SubframeTo which part are the support arms, steering box and stabilizer bar attached? Lesson ID 1699 Axle loadHow are the forces distributed across the front and rear axle during static and dynamic situations? Lesson ID 1700 Vehicle movementsWhat are the movements called to which the vehicle is subjected? Lesson ID 1701 Dynamic king pin inclinationWhat term is used to describe the angle that exists between the center line of the swivel axle in relation to the perpendicular line on the road surface as viewed in front of the vehicle? Lesson ID 1702 Converting anglesHow do you convert an angle in decimals into degrees, minutes and seconds? Lesson ID 1703 Steering systemWith what is the direction of a vehicle determined? Lesson ID 1708 Tie rod length & tie rod angle differenceWhat can make the toe out vary on a bend? Lesson ID 1709 Dynamic trackingWhy is tracking used? Lesson ID 1715 Dynamic camberWhat causes the wheel to stand perpendicular to the road surface during driving? Lesson ID 1716 Dependent suspensionWhat is the term for a suspension, in which the movement of a wheel is transferred directly to the other wheel on the same axle? Lesson ID 1724 Independent suspensionWhat is the term for the type of suspension, in which the movement of a wheel is not transferred to the other wheel? Lesson ID 1725 Semi-independent suspensionWhat is the term for the type of suspension, in which the movement of a wheel is transferred in part to the other wheel on the same axle? Lesson ID 1726 Convenience and safetyAir conditioningAC: compressor with fixed outputWhat component brings the air conditioning system up to pressure? Lesson ID 132 AC: compressor with variable outputWhat type of pump allows you to vary the pressure of the air conditioning system? Lesson ID 133 AC: condenserWhat component cools the coolant? Lesson ID 134 AC: fixed meteringHow is the pressure reduced? Lesson ID 135 AC: variable meteringHow is the metering regulated near the evaporator? Lesson ID 136 AC: evaporatorHow do you cool the air inside the car? Lesson ID 137 AC: accumulatorWhat is the function of the accumulator and what components does it contain? Lesson ID 138 AC: filter/drierWhat component filters and extracts water from the coolant? Lesson ID 139 AC: switches and sensorsWhat sensors monitor pressure and temperature? Lesson ID 140 AC: coupling and lubricationHow is the pump switched on? Lesson ID 144 AC: IntroductionHow can we control the climate inside the vehicle? Lesson ID 373 AC: Coolant cycleHow does the air conditioning cool down the air? Lesson ID 375 AC: Principles and modelsWhat kinds of metering devices are there and which components belong to them? Lesson ID 376 AC: OperationWhat do the various control panels of the air condition system look like and what does the electrical diagram look like? Lesson ID 381 MultimediaNetworking applicationsActive safety systemsESP: Wheel SensorsHow does a wheel sensor work? Lesson ID 103 ESP: CharacteristicsWhat is the Electronic Stability Program and what systems does it consist of? Lesson ID 413 ESP: operating conditionsHow does an ESP system function under different operating conditions? Lesson ID 419 AirbagsHow can you reduce the risk of injury when a car accident occurs? Lesson ID 1088 Acceleration sensorWhich sensor measures the acceleration of the vehicle? Lesson ID 1089 Dual-stage airbagHow does a dual-stage airbag work? Lesson ID 1090 Working on airbagsHow can you work safely on a vehicle fitted with airbags? Lesson ID 1091 Seat occupancy sensorWhich sensor detects whether the passenger seat in the vehicle is occupied? Lesson ID 1092 Airbag activationHow can the airbag control unit inflate the correct airbag at the correct point and with the correct force? Lesson ID 1093 ESP: Braking CircuitWhich components make up the ESP system? Lesson ID 1108 Active brake boosterHow can the braking pressure be increased when ESP is enabled? Lesson ID 1111 ESP: High pressure pumpHow does the high pressure pump in the ESP system work? Lesson ID 1113 ESP: InterventionHow does ESP intervene in an over and an understeer situation? Lesson ID 1115 Seat occupancy switchWhich sensor detects whether the passenger seat in the vehicle is occupied? Lesson ID 1157 Seat position sensorWhich sensor detects the position of the seat? Lesson ID 1158 Gas generatorWhich component supplies the gas for filling the airbag? Lesson ID 1159 Hybrid airbagWhich airbag is inflated by a storage tank? Lesson ID 1160 Seat beltWhich belt protects the vehicle's occupant when there is an accident? Lesson ID 1475 Seat belt tensionerWhich component is in charge of tensioning the seat belt during a collision? Lesson ID 1476 LightingHeadlight testerHow do you prevent being blinded by oncoming traffic and how do you illuminate the largest possible section of the road surface and roadside? Lesson ID 1116 LightingWhich lights can be found on the car and which lamps can they contain? Lesson ID 1124 Light sourcesWhat produces the light in and on the car? Lesson ID 1133 Headlight cleaning systemsHow can you keep headlights clean? Lesson ID 1134 Headlight height adjustmentHow can you adjust the headlight height? Lesson ID 1135 Cornering lightsHow can you illuminate to a greater extent places that are difficult to see? Lesson ID 1136 TaillightsWhich systems are used in taillights? Lesson ID 1137 HeadlightsHow should you light up the road at night or in case of poor visibility and how should you make sure you are seen by other road users? Lesson ID 1138 Legal regulations for lights (UNCE)To which standard do the lights on automobiles and trucks have to comply? (Not in USA, Canada and other countries.) Lesson ID 1145 Electrical engineeringBasic electrical engineeringVoltmeterHow do you use a voltmeter to measure the voltage in an electrical circuit? Lesson ID 27 OhmmeterHow do you measure resistance using a standard multimeter? Lesson ID 28 AmmeterHow does an ammeter work?<br> Lesson ID 29 Current clampHow do you measure electric current with a current clamp? Lesson ID 30 Multimeter autorangeHow does the autorange function work on a multimeter?<br> Lesson ID 31 Ohm's lawWhat is the relationship between electric voltage, current and resistance? Lesson ID 32 Series connectionsWhat are the characteristics of a series connection? Lesson ID 33 Parallel connectionsWhat are the characteristics of a parallel connection? Lesson ID 37 Power lawWhat is the relationship between power (P), voltage (V) and current (I)? Lesson ID 42 Direct and AC voltageWhat types of voltage exist and how do you measure these? Lesson ID 43 RelayHow can you switch a large main current with a small driving current? Lesson ID 45 Kirchhoff's first lawHow do you determine the electric current flowing through a wire if you know the current flowing through the connected wires? Lesson ID 50 Negative and positive temp. coefficientHow does a negative and positive temperature coefficient resistor work (NTC/PTC)? Lesson ID 54 Ground-switched and positive-switchedHow can you switch a load? Lesson ID 55 Fault findingHow do you find a fault? Lesson ID 263 Starting and charging systemsElectronicsDuty cycleHow can you control current without power loss? Lesson ID 46 Oscilloscope: introductionWhat are power and information carrying wires? Lesson ID 114 OscillographHow does an oscillograph work? Lesson ID 115 Oscilloscope: guided tourWhat do the knobs and buttons on an oscilloscope do? Lesson ID 116 Oscilloscope: step-by-step planHow do you make sure you measure a signal correctly with an oscilloscope? Lesson ID 117 Oscilloscope: using two channelsHow can you use an oscilloscope to measure using two channels? Lesson ID 118 Oscilloscope: exercisesWhat kind of signals can you measure with the oscilloscope? How do you use the oscilloscope in practice? Lesson ID 119 SignalsWhat types of signals activate sensors? Lesson ID 386 Amplitude ModulationWhat does an amplitude modulation (AM) signal look like? Lesson ID 387 Frequency ModulationWhat does a frequency modulation (FM) signal look like? Lesson ID 388 Pulse Width ModulationWhat does a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal look like? Lesson ID 389 Light dependent resistorHow does a light dependent resistor (LDR) work? Lesson ID 500 Magnetic dependent resistorHow does a magnetic dependent resistor (MDR) work? Lesson ID 501 Duty-cycle controlled heaterHow can you rapidly bring a component to operating temperature and accurately keep it there? Lesson ID 1094 Positive Temp. Coefficient (PTC) heaterUsing a self regulating heating element, how can you bring a component to its' operating temperature and keep it there? Lesson ID 1147 Duty-cycle delimited/regulated heaterBy using a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) heater to delimit/regulate the current with a duty-cycle, how can you very rapidly bring a component to operating temperature? Lesson ID 1150 MicroprocessorsControl theoryNetworksParallel communicationIn what type of communication does each wire carry both power and data? Lesson ID 2 Serial communicationIn what type of communication does one wire carry all the data? Lesson ID 3 CAN-bus: introductionWhat networks are used in motor vehicles and why? Lesson ID 38 CAN-bus: electrical operationHow can all control units exchange information with each other via the CAN bus? Lesson ID 39 CAN-bus: protocolHow do you ensure that control units understand each other's CAN messages and communication errors are prevented? Lesson ID 51 CAN-bus: arbitrationIn a CAN bus network, what mechanism prevents messages from being transmitted all at the same time? Lesson ID 52 CAN-bus: error detection & rectificationHow is an error in a CAN bus message detected and what is the response? Lesson ID 56 CAN-bus: topologyHow are CAN bus networks structured and why is it necessary to know the topology of a network? Lesson ID 57 CAN-bus: diagnosisHow do you diagnose a CAN bus network? Lesson ID 58 Network ConfigurationHow can you connect the control units with each other to form a network? Lesson ID 252 CAN-bus: protocolHow do you ensure that control units understand each other's CAN messages? Lesson ID 254 CAN bus: transmission linesHow can signals be transported between control units? Lesson ID 255 BodyCurrently under development |
