21 November 2008
BMET - Intermediate Syllabus, download here!
The syllabus covers the underpinning knowledge of marine electrical systems and marine instrumentation. It leads from a revision of dc & ac theory into its application to electrical equipment. It includes the basic sensors and control systems with drawings used on a typical marine installation. Students understanding of these concepts will be applied to the understanding of electrical power sources, distribution and utilisation. It therefore provides a platform for safe, effective electrical/electronic installation and maintenance, basic
faultfinding and the operation of navigational aids equipment.
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