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Explain the electrical theory concerning inductance, inductive
resistance, capacitance, and capacitive resistance. (I)
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Solve mathematical problems involving AC circuits and vectors. (II)
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Identify the operating principles for specific types of transformers.
(III)
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Describe the construction principles and design of transformer vaults
as required by the National Electrical Code. (III)
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Explain the theory , operating principles and construction of
incandescent lamps, electrical test equipment, rectifiers, capacitors,
and AC/DC meters. (IV-IX)
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Connect test instruments into a circuit and interpret test readings.
(V)
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Explain the safety precautions necessary for using grounded conductors
for guarding against electrical shock. (X)
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Identify line, projection , and isometric sketches. (XI)
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Sketch location of electrical outlets in specific installations. (XII,
XIII)
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Calculate conduit, wire size and overcurrent protection capacity for
specific circuits in electrical installations. (XII)
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Locate and interpret the section of the National Electrical Code
applying to general use electrical equipment, branch circuits and
vaults. (XIII)
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