Students in the Electronics Technology program at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center learn to design, build, test and repair circuits, hardware systems and electronic devices.
Under instructor Mr. Wilmot, students study DC and AC circuit analysis, Ohm’s Law, semiconductor theory, diodes and transistors. Hands-on training includes soldering, reading schematics and building prototypes on breadboards and circuit boards.
Students also use multimeters, oscilloscopes and function generators to diagnose electronic systems. Advanced coursework covers microprocessors, digital logic, programmable logic controllers and communication systems.
The training prepares students for electronics technician opportunities with workforce partners in Franklin County.
Photo credits to Franklin County Career and Technology Center
