Basic Electronics Scheme of Work SSS2 Lagos State

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Basic Electronics Scheme of work
Basic Electronics Scheme of work

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SSS2 Basic Electronics Scheme of Work First Term

WKSTOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING ACTIVITIESEMBEDDED CORE SKILLSLEARNING RESOURCES
1AC CIRCUITSThe students should be able to: Describe AC circuits Describe the characteristics of AC (period, frequency, ms, amplitude etc.) Identify the types of AC     circuits (RL,RC,RLC ) andThe students demonstrate the operation of RL and RC circuitsProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationAC source Cathode Ray Oscilloscope Multimeter Resistors Inductors Capacitors Calculator
2FIDUCTIVE AND CAPACITIVE REACTANCE WITH CALCULATIONSThe students should be able to: Describe inductive reactance (XL). Describe capacitive Reactance (Xc) State the unit of measurement and symbol for both Solve problems on XL and Xc.The students are grouped to discuss the practical differences between inductive reactance (XL) and capactive reactance (Xc).Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationAC source Resistor Inductor Capacitor Calculator Breadboard
3IMPEDANCE IN AC CIRCUITSThe students should be able to: Define impedance°(Z) State the impedance formulae for RC, RL, and RLC circuits, Solve problems on Impedance in RC, RL and RLC circuitsThe students are grouped to discuss the practical implication of impedance in electronic circuits for the proper understanding of designing such circuitsProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationAC source Resistor Capacitor Inductor. Calculator Breadboard
4RESONANCE IN AC CIRCUITS (SERIES AND PARALLEL)The students should be able to: Describe resonance illustrate the following at which resonance occur: bandwidth, Quality factor, and resonance frequencyThe students analyze the idea of resonance frequency of different radio stationsProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationAC source Calculator Resistor Capacitor Inductor

5SMOOTHING NETWORKS (FILTER CIRCUIT NETWORK)The students should be able to: Describe the smoothing network Identify simple low pass and high pass o filters (Active and Passive)            Describe resonance filters Identify Band pass and Band Stop FilterThe students design a simple filter circuit networkProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationInductor Capacitor Breadboard


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6POWER IN AC CIRCUITThe students should be able to: Explain power in AC circuit Explain power factor and its correction Calculate power and power factor of a machine State the advantages and disadvantages of power factor correctionThe students discuss the effect of power factor correction and its advantages and disadvantagesProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationChart on Power Triangle Calculator .
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8MID TRANSISTORThe students should be able to : Describe transistor (BJT) Describe the formation of Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) Identify the symbol of BJT State and describe the types of BJT (NPN and PNP)The students identify the types of BJT by configuration and symbols.Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationNPN transistors PNP transistors
9TRANSISTOR BIASING OF BJTThe students should be able to Describe the methods of biasing transistor Describe forward biasing Describe reverseThe students participate in transistor biasing on a breadboardProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationNPN transistors PNP transistors
10TRANSISTOR CONFIGURATIONThe students should be able to Identify the following transistor configurations Common Base (CS) Common Emitter (CE) Common collector (CC) Describe the characteristics of each transistorThe students participate in the different transistor configuration set up on the breadboardProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationNP transistor PNP transistor Battery Multimeter Breadboard .
11PRACTICAL /PROJECTSConstruction of MultivibratorThe students participate in the construction of the MultivibratorProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationTransistor               Resistor              Capacitor
12REVISION    
13EXAMINATION    

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Basic Electronics Scheme of Work SSS2 Second Term

WKSTOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING ACTIVITIESEMBEDDED CORE SKILLS  LEARNING RESOURCES
1WELCOME TEST/FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR (FET) I JUNCTION FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR (JFET).The students should be able to:  Write test to review their previous term work. Describe FET and its formation Identify its circuit diagram Describe the operation of JFET Outline the application and limitations of JFCTThe students identify and outline the applications of JPET.Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationJFET Multimeter Breadboard
2FIELD FFECT TRANSISTOR II Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET)The students should be able to: Describe MOSFET and its formation Describe the operation of MOSFET Compare MOSFET and JFET Outline the applications and limitations of MOSFETThe students identify the MOSFET and outline its applicationProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication   CollaborationJFET MOSFET Multimetre Breadboard
3THYRISTORSSilicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR) DIAC TRIACThe students should be able to: Describe thysistors and its formation Describe the operation of Thyristor Identify the applications of the SCR, the DIAC and the TRIACThe students identify the semi conductor devices and can vividly Differentiate among them. Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication  CollaborationSCR DIAC TRIAC
4INTEGRATED CIRCUIT (IC)The students should be able to: Define Integrated Circuits (IC) Describe its formation and its principle operation State the types of IC State the advantages and its disadvantages . State its applicationThe students identify the active and passive components of an IC and outline the various applicationsProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication  CollaborationIC Electronic Circuit Board Data Sheet of IC

5MicroprocessorsThe students should be able to: Define a Microprocessor Describe its concept Identify the application of Microprocessor Explain the following terms: RAM, ROM, EPROMThe students identify a Microprocessor in an electronic Circuit Board like, Computer Motherboard 7 no students outline the functions of Microprocessor Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development   Communication                           CollaborationIC processor Breadboard Computer Motherboard

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6POWER SUPPLY UNITThe students should be able to: Describe the power supply unit Identify types of power supply units with reference  to dry, cells , solar cells, accumulators, power pack and AC supply Identify each stage of a regulated power supply unit using a block diagramThe students identify the power supply using and use the multimeter to check its output voltages. Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development   Communication                     CollaborationPhone Charger Laptop Charger Diodes Resistors Multimeter
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8TRANSFORMATION AND RECTIFICATION OF AC VOLTAGESThe students should be able to : Identify the components required in transformation and rectification Describe and state the effect of: Half Wave Rectification Full wave Rectification Bridge Rectification Identify the waveforms at each stage of rectificationThe students-construct an half-wave rectifier circuitProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  Collaboration 
9FILTRATION AND REGULATION OF RECTIFIED VOLTAGEThe students should be able to: Describe filtration and regulation processes and their respective components Describe the effects of L, C, L – C filters.   Illustrate the importance of stabilization of a power supplyThe students identify the: Components that are needed for filtration and regulation of rectified voltageProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  Collaboration 

CONSTRUCTION OF POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITThe students should be able to: Construct a 6V power supply circuit using a capacitor filterThe students participate to construct a 6V power supply unit  Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationBy Transformer, 6V Transformer, Capacitor Filter, Diodes for rectification breadboard
CONSTRUCT ON OF POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT IIThe students should be able to: Construct a 12V power supply circuit using a capacitor filter and Zener diode for stabilizationThe students participate to construct a 12V power supply unitProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  Collaboration12V Transformer Capacitor Zener diode, breadboard
REVISION    
EXAMINATION    

Basic Electronics Scheme of Work SSS2 Third Term

WKSTOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING ACTIVITIESEMBEDDED CORE SKILLS  LEARNING RESOURCES
1WELCOME TEST / RADIO TRANSMISSION IThe students should be able to: Write test to review previous terms work Describe the concept of Radio Communication Define a Transmitter Explain each stages of a Radio Transmitter with block diagramTake the students on a field trip to a local Radio Station nearby Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationRadio transmitter Simple Car NP player with charge Multimeter Oscilloscope
2RADIO TRANSMISSION IIThe students should be able to: Describe the following types of transmitters: AM Transmitter FM Transmitter State the function of each stage of AM and FM Transmitter Define Modulation Describe the types of Modulation: Amplitude Modulation Frequency Modulation Phase Modulation State Advantages of FM over AMTake Students n a field trip to a local Radio StationProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationRadio Transmitter Simple Car NP player With charger Multimeter Oscilloscope

3  RADIO RECEPTIONThe students should be able to: Describe Demodulation Describe the concept of Radio reception Define Radio Receiver Explain each stage of a Radio Receiver with block diagram (AM and FM) Describe TRR and SHR Compare AM and PM receiver Demonstrate how to detect fault in a Radio Receiver  The students participate to tune a Radio Receiver to receive signal and the frequencies are recordedProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationRadio Receive- Multimeter Hand Tools Oscilloscope
4TELEVISION IThe student should be able to: Define Television Explain the principle of operation of television  transmission Explain each stage of a TV transmitter with block diagrams stating their functionsTake the students on a field trip to a local TV StationProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationTelevision Transmitter Antenna

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5TELEVISION II RECEPTIVITYThe students should be able to: Explain the principle of TV reception Explain Audio and Video Signals and state the functions of each block of a TV ReceiverThe students participate in identifying Audio and Video signal from the TV ReceiverProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationColour Television (Flat screen Television) Antenna Set-up box
6TELEVISION IIIThe students should be able to: Describe colour TV Receiver Describe Digital TV Receiver Describe Smart Television Receiver 3D TelevisionThe students identify the features of the different TV ReceiversProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationColour Television (Flat screen Television) Antenna Set-up box
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8MEASURING INSTRUMENTSThe students should be able to: Define measuring instrument Describe the principle of operation of measuring instruments Distinguish between analog and digital measuring instrument State the different types of measuring instruments and their uses e.g. Voltmeter, Ammeter Ohmmeter, Wattmeter, OscilloscopeThe students identity and use the instruments to measure electrical quantitiesProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationMultimeter Voltmeter Ammeter Ohmmeter Oscilloscope Wattmeter
9ELECTRONIC TRANSDUCERSThe students should be able to: Define Transducer State types of Transducers with their uses. Describe the operation of the different types of TransducerThe students practice the use of the transducer (Microphone, Earpiece etc)Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationMicrophone Loudspeaker : Television screen

WKSTOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING ACTIVITIESEMBEDDED CORE SKILLS  LEARNING RESOURCES
10ELECTRONIC SENSORSThe students should be able to: Define Sensor Describe the operation of the different types of sensors State types of sensors with their specific usesThe students practice the use or a sensor (motion sensor (PIR), Temperature sensor.Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationMotion sensor Temperature sensor Smoke sensor IR tensor
11PRACTICAL/ PROJECTThe students should be able to construct a motion detection device   
12REVISION    
13EXAMINATION    

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