Problemas electricos fundamentales bilingue Ingles Espanoles Electronic Specialties 184

Guia completa de 200 paginas todos los aspectos de los equipos electricos de solucion de problemas explico de una manera que hace es util en la tienda.
Escrito por un mecanico para reales, practica de la prueba.
Explicacion de la ciada de tension causas de corrosion
Baterias Testing explicp potenciometros, resistencias, reles, solenoides
Voltimetros explican encontrar cortocircuitos a tierra
Dibuja la bateria explicada
Esquemas de How-to-read
Se aplica a automotriz, servicio pesado, equipo, maquinaria, Marina

Spanish Version of Electronic Specialties 184 Electrical Troubleshooting Manual by the designer of the TESlite voltmeter leads. A plainly written and illustrated mechanics shop manual describing basic electrical theory as related to vehicle circuit testing. Written BY a mechanic instructor FOR mechanics. A invaluable shop tool for the experienced as well as novice tech. If there’s one subject that almost all mechanics need help with it’s electricity. The most difficult part is not being able to “see” what electricity is doing, and this makes it hard to make sense of what needs to be done to repair a faulty electrical system.
Fundamental Electrical Troubleshooting – the SHOPbook – is a 200-page book written with mechanics in mind. The examples are clear and are practical; If it’s in the book, you can use it in the shop.

Topics covered include:

Relays and Solenoids
Rheostats and Potentiometers
How to REALLY Read Schematics
Meter Reading Tricks and Little-known facts
Multiplexing and Sensors
Voltage, Resistance and Current in Troubleshooting
Diodes, Transistors and Multiplexing
Motors and Alternators
Troubleshooting Methods and Tricks of the Trade

Additional Info:

his is the book that you’ve been hoping for. Easy-to-read, but smart and useful. Each page is a one-page-lesson. There are two easy to use indexes, and the book is spiral-bound and plastic-covered so you can use it on a shop table, toolbox, rocker cover or track, and oil and grease won’t be a problem.

Electrical training from Sullivan Training Systems (STS) is a noted electrical troubleshooting training program in the industry. STS has trained more than 4,000 technicians since 1996, and it knows what’s needed in the classroom to make the class work.
STS’s hands-on classes get the mechanic and technician involved, building circuits, testing components, and then finally completing a four-hour practical troubleshooting exercise to make the lessons stick.

One popular course, Fundamental Electrical Troubleshooting (FET), is a fully-integrated, hands-on electrical troubleshooting class designed specifically for technicians and mechanics who work on heavy trucks and heavy equipment.

This class has been taught to CAT, John Deere, Kenworth, Freightliner, VOLVO, Mack, Komatsu and other manufacturer dealers, as well as corporate trainers from CAT, John Deere, Volvo and KW.

The FET Shopbook, pictured here, is 200 pages of practical, hands-on lessons that make learning and understanding electricity easy. It’s been used at BOBCAT, CAT, KW, and more than 25 different trade schools nationwide. Written by Dan Sullivan, this “textbook for technicians” explains how relays work, what multiplexing is and how to use your digital meter like a pro. Since all techs need help with electricity this book is written for them. Sullivan said the book is not just for those who work on heavy-duty vehicles, but for all who service electrical systems in automotive vehicles.

Sullivan explained that STS methods make it possible for techs to fully understand how electricity and electrical systems work, making them much more effective on the job. The company trains technicians of all skill and experience levels.