E2001 ELECTRONIC WORKSHOP AND PRODUCTION
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & SURV. 1997
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Credit Points 1.00
Synopsis
A technical officer or professional engineer, employed in the
electrical and electronic industry, will at some time be involved in
the design and development of electronic equipment. A knowledge of
manufacturing processes and construction practice is therefore
necessary; whether developing new processes, improving existing
processes, using manual skills "hands on" or supervising others using
these skills. The information presented in this unit will provide the
necessary background to manufacturing processes and the manual skills
necessary to develop a final product.
The aim of this unit is to enable the student to comprehend the
principles of modern manufacturing processes and to acquire competency
in the design, construction and documentation of electronic equipment.
The principles of component selection, printed circuit design using
CAD software, fabrication and assembly techniques are presented and
modern automated assembly using surface mount technology is
introduced.