Buildings

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Ministerio de Educación Pública
Asesoría de Artes Industriales

Material Capacitación
de Electrónica
para profesores de Artes Industriales

Regional Cartago

Instructor: Ing. José Roberto Santamaría Sandoval

2006

Indice
Indice de Contenido
Indice......................................................................................................................................2
Indice de Contenido ...................................................................................................................................................2

Capítulo I: Conceptos............................................................................................................ 4
Conceptos............................................................................................................................ 4

Capítulo II: Componentes Electrónicos e Instrumentos de prueba .................................... 6
Instrumentos Electrónicos ................................................................................................... 6Protoboard....................................................................................................................................................................6
Multímetro ...................................................................................................................................................................7

Componentes Electrónicos................................................................................................... 7
Resistencias.................................................................................................................................................................7
Capacitor o Condensador........................................................................................................................................10
Diodos........................................................................................................................................................................12
Transistores ................................................................................................................................................................14
Timer555...................................................................................................................................................................16

Capítulo III: Hojas de Fabricante......................................................................................17
Timer 555..........................................................................................................................17
Transistor NPN2N2222.....................................................................................................20

Capítulo IV: Experimentos Prácticos .................................................................................22
Experimento 1: LED indicador de Corriente.......................................................................................................22
Experimento 2: Control de brillo deLED............................................................................................................22
Experimento 3: LED activado por luz ..................................................................................................................23
Experimento 4: Almacenamiento de Electrones.................................................................................................23
Experimento 5: Probador de Diodos.....................................................................................................................24
Experimento 6: Probador de SCR..........................................................................................................................24
Experimento 7: Probador de transistor NPN y PNP...........................................................................................25...
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