Connect – Actuator
Using this trainer, students learn about the working principles of the most commonly used actuators in electrical engineering. They will build circuits and discover the application areas of each actuator. They also learn to make measurements on these actuators using a multimeter or oscilloscope.
Features
- Clear display of the available components with coloured imprints
- Wire any circuits – as with conventional plug-in modules
- Electronically protected components
- Extensive digital worksheets available for Electude e-learning system
Equipment
- Laboratory trainer in desk housing, for use on a table or in a DIN-A4 support frame
- 2 x fuse, switch, 2 x precision shunt, pulse width frequency generator for simulation of control units
- 5 V DC voltage source, capacitor, 3 x resistors, potentiometer, rectifier diode, Z-diode, thyristor
- NPN transistor, field-effect transistor, 2 x lamps, relay, proportional solenoid valve, collector motor
- 65 x connection sockets for wiring and measuring, 4 x sockets for power supply
Learning Content
- Getting to know vehicle-typical electronic components and actuators according to equipment
- Interpret typical voltage values in vehicle-related circuits
- Multimeter and oscilloscope as measuring instruments
Recommended Accessories
- Cable set lab trainer 2mm
- Power supply TS10
- Desk frame S
Training package:
With a training package, you can get started immediately. You will receive the desired learning system with all accessories as well as the appropriate digital work orders for the device.
Connect – Actuator
After working through the practical exercises, you will be able to recognise actuators, explain how actuators work, explain the field of application of actuators, check actuators, analyse measurement results, set up circuits, carry out measurements on the electrical circuits.
Preliminary theory*
- Relay
- Diode
- Zener diode
- Pulse width modulation
- Capacitor
- Photo resistor
Practical tasks
- Relay
- Diode testing with a multimeter
- Diode test with a lamp
- Zener diode
- Structure of lighting circuit
- Timer switch
- Electric motor and shunt resistor
