Electronic Communications Trainer

The Electronic Communications Trainer (200-01) will help students understand how science has played an important role behind the technology and engineering of communication systems. Activities will focus on the transmission and reception of information, and some of the issues these systems face.

Electronic Communications Trainer – Typical practical activities include:

• Transmitting and Receiving a Signal
• Sending Morse Code
• Roman Shields
• Direct Cable Connections
• Dialling Codes
• Fax Machines
• Microwave Range Demonstration
• Microwave Range and Line of Sight Obstruction
• Tracking Mobile Phones
• Mobile Phone Tariffs
• Audio Bandwidth
• Data Bandwidth
• Bandwidth and the Internet
• Broadcast Demonstration
• Satellite Link
• Choosing and Setting up TV and Radio
• Troubleshooting TV and Radio
• Reflecting and Deflecting Microwaves
• Connections for Electronic Communications
• Terminating Transmission Media
• Circuit and Packet Switching
• Protecting Communications
• Making an Online Purchase
• Business LANs
• External LAN Connections
• Careers in Electronic Communications
• Cable Costs
• Microwave Links
• Environmental Impact

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