Circuit analysis, sensors, actuators, and power electronics for industrial machinery.
About this course
Industrial Electronics covers the fundamental principles of circuit analysis, sensors, actuators, and power electronics as they apply to industrial machinery. You will explore how electrical systems control and automate manufacturing processes, with a focus on practical applications in the workplace.
The course combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on laboratory work. You will analyse direct current and alternating current circuits, identify and test various sensors and actuators, and evaluate power electronics components used in motor control and energy conversion. Safety standards for working with industrial electrical equipment are emphasized throughout the term.
Who takes this course
This course is an elective for students in the Manufacturing Engineering Technician program. It provides essential technical knowledge for those interested in automation and control systems within the manufacturing sector.
Credits: 3 · Hours: 45
Prerequisites
None
Learning outcomes
- Analyze direct current and alternating current circuits used in industrial settings.
- Identify and test common sensors and actuators found in automated systems.
- Evaluate power electronics components for motor control and energy conversion.
- Apply safety standards when working with industrial electrical equipment.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Midterm examination | 30 |
| Laboratory reports | 40 |
| Final examination | 30 |