LASR 200 Electronic Circuit Troubleshooting

• Use electronic circuit test measurement tools and instruments such as oscilloscopes, signal generators, multimeters, and test probes. 
• Apply proper steps, procedures, and methodologies for electronic circuit troubleshooting. 
• Employ reverse engineering philosophies of failure analysis and prevention in electronic circuits. 
• Test and measure electrical parameters of amplifiers, oscillators, power supplies, and op-amp circuits. 
• Analyze a system to determine the root cause of a device failure. 
• Complete proper PCB testing and soldering techniques. 
• Practice visual inspection of printed circuit board (PCB) parts such as electronic components and soldering. 
• Describe the concept of signal tracing, signal injection, and signature analysis. 
• Conduct a physical inspection of individual electronic circuit parts such as ICs, and components.
• Test and measure voltages of circuits employing a defective component. 
• Apply industry-standard soldering joints for both surface-mount and through-hole technologies. 
• Use alternated current (AC) measurement tools such as Rogowski coils. 
• Identify incorrect (DC/AC) voltages applied to a circuit in order to locate the defective component. 
• Identify and prevent potential failure modes during testing. 
• Troubleshoot Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI/EMC) issues 
• Apply industrial electronics safety aspects.