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Fundamentals of Electricity
1. Fundamentals of Electricity
1.1 Welcome
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1.2 In This Module
Audio (Slide Layer)
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Post Assessment (Slide Layer)
Training Resources (Slide Layer)
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Printed materials (Slide Layer)
1.3 Objectives
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1.4 Overview
1.5 Electricity in the Industry
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1.6 Eaton Products
1.7 Magnetism
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1.8 Types of Magnets
Example (Slide Layer)
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1.9 Characteristics of Electricity
1.10 Current
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1.11 Voltage
AC/DC (Slide Layer)
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1.12 Resistance
Material (Slide Layer)
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Cross Sectional Area (Slide Layer)
Length (Slide Layer)
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Temperature (Slide Layer)
1.13 Ohm's Law
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1.14 Water Flow Analogy
1.15 Circuit Calculation
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Symbols (Slide Layer)
1.16 Types of Circuits
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1.17 Series Circuit
1.18 Parallel Circuit
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1.19 Summary
1.31 Training Resources
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Eaton University (Slide Layer)
Training Guide (Slide Layer)
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Websites (Slide Layer)
Twitter (Slide Layer)
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1.32 Closing