This class is designed as a practical, industrial-applied session for electrical engineers and electronics technicians who would like to learn powerful, effective troubleshooting techniques of electronic circuits and systems, enabling them to continually enhance their troubleshooting skills and proficiency.
They will leave with a better understanding and an increased knowledge of the many valuable troubleshooting methods and best practices, as well as useful hints and tips that will help them to efficiently and successfully perform their work.
Lectures will be used to introduce new information and concepts. Simulations will be used to provide you with a safe and controlled environment to practice new skills or to explore different scenarios. Hands-on activities will allow you to apply what you have learned in a real-world context.
By combining these different learning methods, this will be a learning experience that is both engaging and effective.
We will discuss topics and answer questions such as:
Training Price: $3,150 per student (plus the appropriate NMGRT, where NMGRT = New Mexico Gross Receipt Tax)
Prerequisite: Skills, knowledge and/or experience in electronics
Target audience: Technicians, engineers, managers
Instructor: Jay Skolnik, PE (Professional Licensed Electrical Engineer & ESD Program Manager Certified by ESD Association & iNARTE ESDC Certified & IPC ESDC Certified Instructor & Active Member of ESD Association & Certified ESD Specialist / Plant Auditor & Certified ESDA TR53 Technician by ESDA & Certified Professional Instructor (CPI) for National Instruments (NI) Multisim & Ultiboard programs)
Class length: 3 days
Class size: 15 minimum
Class time: 8:30 AM to 5 PM (Mountain Time). There is a 1-hour lunch break from 12 PM to 1 PM daily. There are stretch breaks periodically throughout the day.
Class location: Please refer to the emailed registration confirmation that you received from Skolnik Tech upon your completion of class registration. Thank you.
What to bring: Pen/pencil and paper to take notes, and a calculator if you have one
What to wear: Casual, comfortable clothes
Inclement weather: Should we experience inclement weather at any time during the training period, please check our web site at www.skolnik-tech.com or call us at (505) 299-1157 early in the morning on the class date prior to start of class for instructions regarding the training schedule for that particular class date. Thank you.
"Very detailed class - Good coverage of most of all the electronic applications! It covered many issues and is to the point. I highly recommend this course for engineers and technicians at Honeywell."
Technician - Honeywell
"The new troubleshooting approaches & techniques that were introduced in class are valuable. I do learn a lot from your class."
Technologist - Sandia National Laboratories
"What a great class! I really enjoyed just about everything. It really helped clear out a few cobwebs & helped me see things with a different perspective."
Technician - Honeywell
"The instructor is very knowledgeable about the materials and was able to relate them to real-world uses, as well as made the class fun and interesting."
Technician - Los Alamos National Laboratory
"Very complete class - The basic theories were discussed as well as the more advanced and abnormal scenarios were examined."
Technologist - Sandia National Laboratories
"Class was presented very, very well - Good review and practical use of theory as well as hands-on. It was also enjoyable and easy to pay attention to!"
Technician - Los Alamos National Laboratory
"Studying the useful functions and powerful features / benefits of the oscilloscope will definitely help me with my troubleshooting analyses."
Technologist - Sandia National Laboratories
"Excellent class! I learned many new and very good hints & tips."
Technician - Honeywell
