NV-1715-0876 v2

Title: AN/WSC-3 COMMUNICATIONS SET, OE-82B/WSC-1 ANTENNA GROUP AND AN/SRA-33

ANTENNA COUPLER GROUP
(AN/WSC-3 Stand-Alone Maintenance)
(AN/WSC-3 Satellite Communications Set and OE-82B/WSC-1(V) Antenna Group)
Course Number: A-101-0138.
Location: Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA
Length: 4 weeks (160 hours).
Exhibit Dates: 7/805/92.
1S L Electronic Troubleshooting

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NV-1714-0009 v3

Title: BASIC ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICSMODULES 114

Course Number: A-100-0010; A-100-010.

Location: Basic Electricity/Electronics School, Great Lakes, IL

Length: Self-paced average, 26 weeks (132 hours).

Exhibit Dates: 7/787/89.

Objectives: To provide enlisted personnel with training in basic

electricity/electric circuits.

Instruction: Lectures and laboratories in DC circuits, including resistor

characteristics, voltage dividers, power calculations, and Kirchhoffs laws; AC
circuits, including average, effective, and peak values, and phasor use; inductance
and capacitance, including basic properties, types, universal time constant,
reactance, and phase relationship; transformer introduction; and AC circuits
impedance, phasor solutions, band width, filters, and resonance in series.

Credit Recommendation:
In the lower-division baccalaureate/associate degree category,
3 semester hours in basic electricity/electric circuits (1/82)(1/82).

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NV-1714-0020 v1

Title: BASIC ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICSMODULES 1525

Course Number: A-100-0010.

Location: Service School Command, San Diego, CA

Length: Self-paced, 512 weeks (200480 hours).

Exhibit Dates: 4/777/89.

Objectives: To provide enlisted personnel with training in electronic equipment

theory and maintenance.
Instruction: Programmed instruction and laboratory exercises in soldering
techniques; technical manuals; oscilloscope operation; basic troubleshooting of RF,
IF, AF and power amplifiers; solid state power supplies; electron tube power
supplies; basic transistor theory; oscillators; multivibrators; wave shaping
circuits; unijunction transistors; and SCRs.

Credit Recommendation:
In the lower-division baccalaureate/associate degree category,
3 semester hours in introduction to electronics (1/82)(1/82).

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NV-1714-0021 v1

Title: BASIC ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICSMODULES 3034

Course Number: A-100-0010.

Location: Service School Command, San Diego, CA

Length: Self-paced, 3 weeks (120 hours).

Exhibit Dates: 7/807/89.

Objectives: To provide basic technical knowledge and skills in electrical and

electronic theory and application as a prerequisite for additional training.

Instruction: Individualized instruction at a nonmathematical level and laboratory

troubleshooting experience on regulated and nonregulated power supplies, including
SCR power supplies; RF, IF and video amplifiers; electronic and crystal-controlled
oscillators; delay lines; optical electronic devices; and linear integrated
operational amplifiers.

Credit Recommendation:
In the lower-division baccalaureate/associate degree category,
3 semester hours in electronic devices (1/82)(1/82).

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NV-1715-1069 v1

Title: ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN ADVANCED ELECTRONICS FIELD/ MARINE

CORPS/FOREIGN, CLASS A1

Course Number: A-100-0062.

Location: Service School Command, Great Lakes, IL.

Length: 28 weeks (1120 hours).

Exhibit Dates: 8/8011/93.

Objectives: To develop the skills and knowledge necessary to perform basic

maintenance on a variety of electronic equipment.

Instruction: The introductory-level course presents the principles of digital

circuits, including number systems; number conversion techniques; logic concepts;
logic gates; Boolean expressions; logic diagrams; magnetic storage devices; display
devices; flip-flops; counters; registers; encoders and decoders; basic
communications principles; AM and FM waveforms and frequency spectra; decibels;
operation of a spectrum analyzer and its application to a signal flow analysis of
an SSB receiver; and FM transceiver and high frequency transmitter/receiver,
including RLC filter circuits, mechanical filters, modulator and demodulator
circuits, oscillators, RF, IF, and audio circuits. Fifty percent of the time is
devoted to signal tracing, alignment, maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques
in the laboratory. Introduction to radar and microwave circuits including microwave
propagation, characteristics of waveguides, chokes, dummy loads, directional
couplers, resonant cavities, stub tanners, CRT characteristics, klystrons,
magnetrons, traveling wave tubes, microwave measurements, and synchros is also
covered. Course includes operation, alignment, fault isolation, and repair of
AN/SPS-10 and AN/SPA-25 radar sets.

Credit Recommendation:
In the vocational certificate category,
2 semester hours in introduction to digital circuits
4 in electronic equipment repair.
In the lower-division baccalaureate/associate degree category,
3 semester hours in communications systems
1 in microwave systems (1/82)(1/82).