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Electrical and Electronic Components,ystem black box and examines the various electrical and electronic components that form the black box circuits. Details of the circuits are left to levels II and III, where the full operations are described. This chapter outlines the construction and uses of each component so that it can be recognis

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Measurements and Instruments,task of the electrical and electronic technician is to detect, measure or identify these signals, using the appropriate measuring instrument or instruments. This chapter identifies the different types of signal and the correct instruments which can be used to measure the signal. A brief description

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-28466-7, sub-systems and so on. This chapter identifies the system components and their ways of interconnection and then describes some simple systems which illustrate basic systems technology. The remaining chapters in this book describe in greater detail the physical operation of electrical and electronic systems and their components.

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System Inputs and Outputs,s. The way in which the input signals are processed is also described in general terms; greater coverage of signal processing is provided at level II. It would be impossible to describe every available input and output device in this chapter, and the selection given represents the basic group from which modern industrial components are derived.