Energy Service-Electrical/Electronic Fuel Systems I | St. Clair College
Course Code
MPI255A
Course Credit
5

This course is a study of the basic electrical and electronic principles and systems used on light, medium and heavy duty transportation vehicles. Problem solving strategies involving electrical forces will be stressed as simple, series, parallel, series-parallel and parallel series circuits are commonplace in everyday applications of on/off road vehicles. Use of diagnostic electrical test equipment is a major component of this course. An in-depth study of batteries, including new technology, magnetism and the applications to vehicles used in the transportation field is included. Both DC and AC circuits as well as analogue and digital amplitudes is integral to the understanding of how electrical/electronic systems function in everyday use relating to the transportation design and repair field. Explanation of system and function control mechanisms will be explored in detail.