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ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
Students will be able to apply basic radio fundamentals necessary to
understand transmitters and receivers used in modern AM and FM
communications systems.
This
program covers, circuit analysis of several complete FM systems. Included is
a wideband microwave multiplex system and several mobile communications
systems.
Students acquire information required by the Electronics Technician to aid
in passing the F.C.C. general radiotelephone license examination. The F.C.C.
rules, regulations, and theory areas are explained and sample F.C.C.-type
tests are taken. Marine and aeronautical rules and regulations are also
studied and are necessary for passing the general radiotelephone
examination. Students may come day and/or evening. Additional hours taking
general studies courses will lead to the Associate in Science degree.
Upon
successful completion of the program the students will be proficient in the
operation of AM/FM Transmitters and troubleshoot AM/FM Receivers. Students
will be able to install C Band, K/U Band, DSS satellites systems. Students
will have an understanding of cordless phones, microwave
receivers/transmitters, and cell phones systems.
Certifications will be awarded as students advance within the Electronics
Communications program. Visit the Electronics & Computer Department
Technology web site.
Required
Courses:
First
Semester
Second
Semester
Third
Semester
Fourth
Semester
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