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Basics of ElectricalEngineering and

Electronics

A well-founded education in the fundamentals ofelectrical engineering is essential for understanding thecomplex relationships involved in the various areas ofapplication in electrical engineering and electronics.The plug-in system is the traditional modularconstruction kit for fundamental, practice-orientedtraining in these areas:• Basics of electrical engineering • Electronics• Digital technology• Opto-electronics

A system that is robust and particularly suitable forclassroom exercises, performing experiments andgeneral training. The plug-in system allows theconstruction of experiments that are in practical termsidentical to the circuit diagram.

THE CLASSIC METHOD- to build circuits just like the diagram -

EXPERIMENTS WITH THE 19-mm PLUG-IN SYSTEM

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GDA 1Digital application

circuits

GDE 7Sequential circuits

GDE 6Basic logic circuits

GAE 3Op amp application

circuits

GOE 1 /2Opto-electronic

components andapplications

GAE 2Power amplifier

circuits

GAE 1Amplifier circuits with

transistor and opamp

GCEComponents and

basic circuits

BTCLow-voltage three-

phase circuits

BDCDC circuits

EUN 3 *DC network models

EUN 2 *Transient processes

in an AC network

EUN 1 *Transient processes

in an DC network

AEC 3Basic circuits of

automotivetechnology

AEC 2Semiconductor

components

AEC 1Basics of automotive

technology

ABC 1Basics of electrical

engineering

AEA 2Digital

application circuits

AEC 4Analog circuits of

automotivetechnology

BME *Electrical engineering

for non-electricaloccupations

• Electrophysics

• DC and ACtechnology

• Components

• Basic electronic circuits

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COMMUNICATIONS MECHATRONICS / ENERGY AUTOMOTIVE METALELECTRONICS INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY WORKS

ELECTRONICS

The electronic components are already arranged insubject-oriented kits complete with documentation.Thanks to our many years of experience, we havebeen able to tailor the contents precisely for each ofthe various training disciplines and curricula. Thuswe are able to guarantee that all of the areas ofelectrical engineering and electronics are covered.

Experiments are accompanied by their own literatureand the low voltages used mean that the system is

safe to use even for complete novices. The systemnot only enhances knowledge, it also hones thehands-on skills that form the basis for moreadvanced training.

Training systems for advanced subject areas andtraining objectives are available amongst LucasNülle's range of teaching resources along with all thenecessary laboratory equipment, power supplies andmeasuring instruments.

OVERVIEW OF PLUG-IN COMPONENT KITS- especially created for the tutorials -

BACAC circuits


* You may requestdocumentationfrom us as yourequire.

The big boxThe SO2 housingcontains 3 and 4terminal components • transistors• potentiometers• and much more

TransparentlyclearThe SO1 housingcontains our 2-terminalcomponents • resistors• capacitors• inductors• and much more

THE TECHNOLOGY

Universal patch panelsThere are two models of universal patch panel asdescribed above, each available in two sizes. They caneither be placed in H-profile frames or be laid flat on abench. The dimensions of the front panel of bothmodels are identical but they differ in depth.• small W x H: 228 mm x 297 mm• large: W x H: 456 mm x 297 mm

• with / without retractable feet D: 90 mm / 50 mm• with safety sockets D: 120 mm

The resistance between sockets for the terminal nodesis 4x10-3 ohms and they can withstand currents of upto 10 A.

For those special requirementsSO3535-5H Universal patch panel, 2/4mm 132 terminalsSO3535-5K Universal patch panel, 2/4mm 264 terminalsConsisting of 132 or 264 terminal nodes each comprising one 4-mmand four 2-mm sockets. The combination of 4-mm sockets on a 19-mm grid and 2-mm sockets on a 7.5-mm grid allows for extremeflexibility and compactness in the construction of circuits using awide variety of plug-in components.Retractable feet allow the universal patch panel to be arranged in adesktop format.


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More connectivityThe SO3 housing isreserved for more complexcircuits requiring additionalconnections at the top• relays• analog circuits• control technology• and much more

Digital technologyThe transparent housingSE3 is used for digitalcomponents. The digitalinputs and outputs canbe connected fromabove by means of 2-mm leads.

Powerful stuffThe metallic SO4 housingwith its black plasticcoating is used for powerelectronics components• power transistors• load resistors• and much more

THE TECHNOLOGY

4-mm safety socket

Quick constructionSO3535-5R Universal patch panel 4 mm 72 terminal nodesConsisting of 36 or 72 terminal nodes each with four 4-mm safetysockets. The terminal nodes are arranged in a 19-mm grid and allowfor extreme flexibility in the construction of circuits using a widevariety of 4-mm plug-in components, also featuring 4-mm safetyleads.

Plug-in componentsTwo to four terminal components are furnished with4-mm laminated plugs that plug into the floor of thehousing. The plug-in components are plugged intouniversal patch panels, mechanically locked in place bythe laminated plugs and electrically connected to theterminal nodes of the universal patch panels. Othercomponents are connected by means of connectingplugs or experiment leads.More complex components used in digital and analogtechnology are connected via additional connectors with2-mm sockets. Control and signal leads are connected tothe top of the housing and power supplies are fed in via

4-mm plugs from the patch panel. This ensures that thesignal paths and power supply paths are clearly andvisibly separate.The two sections of the plug-in component housing aremade of highly shock-resistant and transparent plastic(Macrolon) so that the actual component is visible inside.These housings can be opened easily. Powercomponents are contained in a half-open light metalcontainer for better dissipation of heat.

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Ideal for classroom exercisesThe universal patch panel can be used as a desktop system resting on its retractable feet or with thedesktop covering and is ergonomically designed forsuch use. Plastic feet ensure that the equipment doesnot slip on the bench.

Sample configuration:2 x universal patch panels 2/4-mm, 132 terminals SO3535-5HMultimeter LM2105Universal power supply (DC/AC) with LM4500function generator Oscilloscope LM6203Plug-in components + cables various

Ideal for demonstration purposesWhen used with the H-profile system, the universalpatch panels stand upright in the frames. Thisarrangement is clearly visible to a small or medium-sized group, making it ideal for demonstrations ofexperiments.

Sample configuration: 2 x universal patch panels 2/4-mm, 132 terminals SO3535-5HFunction generator SO5127-2RDC power supply SO3538-8HDual-channel oscilloscope LM6203Support platform for ST7003-1WGtest instruments, grey2 x moving-coil multimeters N SO5127-1HH-profile frame ST7003-1CGBlank panelsPlug-in components + cables various

There are a variety of ways to use the Lucas Nülleplug-in system. The universal patch panels can bemounted in profile frames or simply laid on alaboratory bench. The suitcase systems are evenmore compact and can be put together very quickly.

The power supplies and measuring equipment aretailored to the specific applications.Just look at our examples of possible uses of theequipment!

RIGHT FOR YOUR NEEDS: ONE SYSTEM WITH FOUR POSSIBLE USES


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RIGHT FOR YOUR NEEDS: ONE SYSTEM WITH FOUR POSSIBLE USES

Compact and fastThe universal patch panels are also available insuitcase format where they are built in to the bottomof the suitcase along with additional equipment suchas power supplies and function generator. The plug-incomponents can be stored in the lid of the suitcase.

Sample configuration:Case, single compartment SO5127-3CDC and AC power supply SO5127-4TSine / square-wave generator SO5127-4H3 x patch/universal panels SO5127-4M2 x multimeters LM2105Plug-in components and cables variousBlank panel S05126-1H

Computer basedThe power supplies and measuring equipment canalso be replaced by the UniTr@in-I system. All signalscan be measured via an intelligent interface anddisplayed on a computer monitor as an oscilloscopetrace, for example. A power supply, a 1-MHz functiongenerator and a three-phase generator are alsointegrated into the system.

Sample configuration:UniTr@in-I Interface SO4203-2AUniTr@in-I Experimenter SO4203-2BUniversal patch panel 2/4-mm,132 terminals SO3535-5HUniTr@in-I Multimeter LM2319Plug-in components and cables variousComputer


BASICS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - OVERVIEW

• Assembly of simple electric circuits• Polarity of a current source• Reading meter scales• Application of current and voltage measuring

instruments• Internal resistance of current and voltage meters• Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws• Parallel and series circuit of resistors• Extending the measuring range of current and

voltage meters• Resistance measurement with constant current• Measuring the internal resistance of batteries• Loaded and unloaded voltage divider• Wheatstone bridge• Characteristics of bulbs• Voltage-dependent resistor VDR• Resistor with negative temperature coefficient

NTC• Resistor with positive temperature coefficient

PTC• Light-dependent resistor LDR• Static characteristics of a silicon diode• Capacitor in a DC circuit• Parallel and series circuits with capacitors• RC series circuit• Self-induction of a coil• Induction and transformer principle• Relay circuits

Book:DC circuits SO5159-4D

Basic equipment set BDC 1:10 Resistors2 Potentiometers1 Switch1 Pushbutton1 Relay5 Capacitors1 Lamp E10 / 6V2 Remote indicator lamps1 Zener diode1 each of NTC, PTC, LDR, and VDR resistors1 NPN transistor1 Diode1 Variable light source2 Coils2 Permanent magnet bars1 Transformer1 Moving-coil instrument

More than 30 experiments introduce the funda-mentals of electrical engineering. These start withthe construction of an electric circuit and the intro-duction to the idea of voltage, and go on to coverOhm’s law and Kirchhoff’s laws by means of simpleexperiments. Components used in electrical

engineering such as resistors, inductors, capacitorsand the non-linear NTC, PTC, LDR and VDR resistorsare introduced and investigated in terms of theirbehaviour in DC circuits. The basic semiconductorcomponents, diodes, Zener diodes and transistorsare introduced and their functionality investigated.

BDC 1 DC CIRCUITS


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• Generation of AC• Parameters of AC• Ohmic resistance in an AC circuit at constant

and variable frequency• Coil in an AC circuit at constant and variable

frequency• Coil in an AC circuit with RL series circuit• RL parallel circuit• Capacitor in an AC circuit at constant

and variable frequency• Capacitor in an AC circuit with RC series circuit • RC parallel circuit• RLC series circuit• Parallel compensation• Series compensation• Diode characteristics (Si, Ge)• Centre tap connection

• Double tap connection• Two-pulse bridge circuits• Loaded and unloaded transformer

Supplementary to BDC 1:1 Resistor5 Diodes3 Capacitors3 Coils

Book: AC circuits SO5159-4F

BASICS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - OVERVIEW

• Basic terminology of three-phase systems• Star connection with symmetric/asymmetric load• Delta connection with symmetric/asymmetric load• M1 circuit• M2 circuit• M3 circuit• B2 circuit• B6 circuit

Supplementary to BAC 1:3 Resistors2 Diodes1 Capacitor

Book:Three-phase circuitsSO5159-4H

The BAC 1 supplement contains roughly another 30 interesting experiments from the area of AC tech-nology. The creation and parameters of alternatingcurrent and voltage form the introduction andexperiments go on from this basis to investigatefrequency-dependent components and circuits.

Transformers and generation of DC voltage representanother important subject area. Measurementtechniques and the use of multimeters andoscilloscopes are handled along with the subjectsbeing studied.

With just a few additional components, the BTCsupplement can encompass the basics of three-phase technology. Non-hazardous experiments onsafety extra-low voltage allow even beginners to learnabout three-phase technology. The differences

between line and phase quantities, between star anddelta circuits and between symmetric and asymmetricnetworks are introduced as the prerequisites forfurther training topics. The topic is completed byexperiments on three-phase rectifier circuits.

BAC 1 AC CIRCUITS

BTC 1 THREE-PHASE CIRCUIT


• Diodes in AC and DC circuits• Half-wave rectifier with smoothing• Bridge rectifier with smoothing• Characteristics of Zener diodes as an

oscilloscope trace• Light emitting diode• Photodiode• Diode-like properties of transistors• Input characteristics of transistors• Output characteristics of transistors• Control characteristics of transistors• Transistor in common emitter circuit• Transistor in common collector circuit• Transistor in common base circuit• Transistors as switches• Transistor as a delay switch• Characteristics of field effect transistors• Field effect transistor as a controllable resistor

and a switch• MOSFET characteristic • Touch dimmer with MOSFET• DIAC characteristic • Thyristor characteristic • TRIAC characteristic • Thyristors as switches• Phase control with TRIAC and DIAC• UJT characteristic• Pulse generator with UJT

Book:Components & basic circuits of electronics SO5159-4K

Basic equipment set GCE113 Resistors7 Capacitors6 Diodes4 Zener diodes2 LED’s1 Photodiode3 Transistors1 Field effect transistor1 Thyristor1 Diac1 Triac1 Unijunction transistor1 Si dual gate BF9001 Coil1 Lamp E10, 6 V1 Off switch 1 On button1 Variable light source1 LDR2 Potentiometers

ELECTRONICS - OVERVIEW

A large number of important experiments on thebasic electronic components and circuits areincluded in the GCE 1 supplement. The functionalityand properties of electronic components and theirbasic circuits can be investigated as well as their

application in some simple circuits. Experiments ontriggering and control principles such as phasecontrol lead to a comprehensive understanding ofthe fundamentals of electronics.

GCE 1 COMPONENTS AND BASIC CIRCUITS IN ELECTRONICS


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Experiments cover the following topics• Common emitter circuit, operating values• Common collector circuit, operating values• Common base circuit, operating values• Darlington amplifier• Emitter coupling amplifier• Push-pull amplifier• Difference amplifier• Operational amplifier• Operational amplifier characteristic values

Supplementary to GCE 117 Resistors2 Potentiometer3 Capacitors2 Switches, single-pole3 NPN silicon transistors1 PNP silicon transistor1 Operational amplifier

Book:Amplifier circuits 1 SO5156-2B

Experiments cover the following topics:• Single-stage amplifier, A-, B-, C-operation.• Single-ended output power amplifier• Complementary output stage• Quasi-complementary output stage• Push-pull power amplifier with output transformer• Junction-gate FET, common source amplifier

circuit• Amplifier with CMOSFET• RC-coupled amplifier

Book:Amplifier circuits 2 SO5156-2C

Supplementary to GAE 111 Resistors2 Potentiometers11 Capacitors1 Coil2 Zener diodes2 Switch, single-pole3 NPN silicon transistors2 PNP silicon transistors2 MOS power transistors1 Operational amplifier1 Transformer for push-pull amplifier1 Loudspeakers


GAE 1 AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS WITH TRANSISTOR AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

Experiments involving transistors in their basiccircuits, involving the determination of the relevantoperating values are provided by the GAE 1

supplement. The supplement contains NPN andPNP bipolar transistors and an operational amplifier.

Single and dual-stage amplifiers and push-pullpower amplifiers can be examined with the GAE 2supplement. This supplement contains several

bipolar and MOSFET power transistors driven by anoperational amplifier.

GAE 2 POWER AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS


• Linear amplifier using operational amplifier• Non-inverting amplifier using operational amplifier• Inverting amplifier using operational amplifier• Inverting AC voltage amplifier

using operational amplifier• Buffer using operational amplifier• Comparator using operational amplifier• Schmitt trigger using operational amplifier• Astable multivibrator using operational amplifier• Monostable multivibrator using operational amplifier• Constant current source using operational amplifier• Integrator using operational amplifier.• Differentiator using operational amplifier

Supplementary to GAE 1/24 Resistors5 Capacitors1 Operational amplifier

Book:Operational amplifiercircuits SO5156-2D

• Photoresistor, characteristic, properties• Photoelement, characteristic, properties• Photodiode, characteristic, properties• Phototransistor, characteristic, properties• LED, characteristic, properties• Optocoupler, characteristic, properties• Signal transmission with photodiode and

phototransistor• Signal transmission with fibre-optic cables• Light barrier with LDR• Control of light emitting diodes• Light-sensitive flip flop using phototransistor

Supplementary to GAE 3:4 Different LED’s1 CDS photoresistor1 Silicon photoelement1 Silicon phototransistor1 Optocoupler1 Fibre-optic cable with

2 connection clamps

Book:Optoelectronic componentsSO5156-2POptoelectronic applicationsSO5156-2Q

GOE 1/2 OPTOELECTRONICS COMPONENTS AND APPLICATIONS

GAE 3 OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER APPLICATION CIRCUITS


Approximately 20 experiments cover the introductionto and investigation of fundamental and appliedoperational amplifier circuits.

This includes linear amplifiers, comparators and signalgenerators as well as analog arithmetic and logiccircuits.

The GOE 1/2 supplement includes more than 15 experi-ments on the important subject of opto-electronics.Optical fibres are particularly important for the broad-band transmission of digital and analog signals and

this is fully investigated in the experiments. Interestingexercises introduce opto-electronic components,optical fibres and the common circuits.


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• NOT, AND and NAND• NOT, OR and NOR• EXOR and EXNOR in NAND and NOR technology• Half and full-summer - single bit• Subtractor using NAND gates• Coders and decoders• RS flip flop using NAND and NOR gates• Clocked RS flip flop• D flip flop• K and JK master-slave flip flops• Flip flop applications in control circuits

Basic set:1 4 bit signal input1 4 bit signal output2 2-fold AND / NAND gate IC2 2-fold OR / NOR gate IC1 4-fold AND gate IC1 4-fold NAND gate IC1 4-fold NOR gate IC1 4-fold XOR gate IC1 4-fold NOT gate IC

1 2-fold JK-MS flip flop IC1 2-fold JK flip flop IC

Book: Basic logic circuitsSO5157-4F

• Display of binary numbers• Asynchronous 4-bit binary counter• Synchronous counter• Decimal counter and counter with limited

counting range• Counters for special codes• Frequency divider / step-down converter• Shift register• Register as data buffer• Multiplexer and demultiplexer• Bus system (data transfer)

Supplementary to GDE 61 4-bit signal input1 2-fold JK-MS flip flop IC1 2-fold JK flip flop IC

1 4-bit counter1 AND / OR / NOT1 Multiplexer 1 from 41 Shift register2 4-bit latches1 4-bit buffer1 7-segment display1 Clock generator

Book: Logic and sequential circuits SO5157-4G

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY - OVERVIEW

GDE 6 BASIC DIGITAL CIRCUITS

The GDE 6 supplement is the ideal introduction todigital electronics. Experiments start with investi-gation of the basic gates and the Boolean algebrathat describes them. The second segment deals with

various flip-flops and control circuits composed ofsuch components. Simple counters and codingcircuits complete the subject.

GDE 7 SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS

The GDE 7 supplement allows the construction of amultitude of additional experiments on the subject ofsequential circuits. It introduces displays, counters andregister circuits and thus forms the basis for more

complex control and automation functions. The re-mainder of the experiments deal with the distributionand transmission of digital data.


With the help of the GDA 1 supplement it is possibleto construct a range of interesting applicationcircuits. Digital circuits closely based on practice innumerous technological areas are constructed andinvestigated in more than 15 experiments.

• Delayed switch-on• Delayed switch-off• Debouncing of switching circuits• Bit comparators• Digital switches• Heating control with disjunctive normal• Heating control with Karnaugh maps• Level control• Non-contacting control• Automobile lighting

• Monitoring of telephone transmission channels• Locking of isolating switches• Control of staircase lights in multi-storey buildings• Digital security lock• Pulse-dialling circuit

Supplementary to GDE 7 1 4-bit signal output1 2-fold AND/NAND gate IC1 2-fold OR NOR gate IC1 2-fold Monoflop gate IC

Book:Sequential application circuits SO5157-4H

The basis of this module is formed by introductoryexperiments elucidating basic terminology andphysical units and showing how measuring equipmentis used.

• Connection of measuring instruments• Voltage and current measurement• Ohm’s law • Kirchhoff's first law• Kirchhoff's second law• Mixed connection of resistors• Internal resistance of voltage sources• Recording of static characteristics of resistors• Power measurement with current and voltage meter

Book:Fundamentals of electrical engineeringin automobiles SO5157-7Q

Basic set ABC 1:1 Rheostat10 Resistors1 Potentiometer1 Switch, NC, single-pole1 Lamp socket E10 with bulb

Modern motor vehicles are equipped with a largeamount of electrical and electronic equipment. Therapid speed of innovation produces a wide range ofnew features every year, largely involving theelectronics in the vehicle. This means that automechanics also need training nowadays in the

fundamentals of electrical engineering and electronics.Even though the basic theory behind the subject is thesame in principle, it has proved to be wise to treattraining in the area of automobile technologyseparately with specialised experiments and speciallytailored experiment literature.

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY - OVERVIEW

ABC 1 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING IN AUTOMOBILES

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY - OVERVIEW

GDA 1 DIGITAL APPLICATION CIRCUITS


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The supplements to AEC 2 cover the importantcircuits in automotive technology and introduce somemore components.

• Half-wave rectification• Bridge rectification• Transistor as switch• Darlington transistor as switching amplifier• Thyristor as switch• Voltage stabilising• Emitter follower as current regulator• Schmitt trigger• Monostable flip flop• Astable flip flop

Supplementary to AEC 2:1 Resistor2 Capacitors3 Silicon diodes1 NPN transistor1 Darlington transistor1 Coil

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Advanced experiments in electronics are specific to thetechnology used in motor vehicles. Supplements toABC1 introduce electronic components and theirfunctionality.

• Voltage dividers without load• Voltage dividers with load• Bridge circuits (Wheatstone bridge)• Delayed switching using an NTC resistor• Temperature monitor using a PTC resistor

and latch• Illumination control using LDR photoresistor• Capacitor in DC • Charging and discharging characteristics

of RC circuits• Current and voltage characteristics of RL circuits• RLC circuits• Voltage generation (induction law)• RL tuning• Transformers

Supplementary to ABC 1:2 Resistors5 Capacitors1 PTC resistor1 NTC resistor1 LDR resistor1 Single pole changeover switch1 Relay1 Light emitting diode1 Lamp socket E10 with bulb3 Coils1 Set of cut strip-wound core2 Permanent bar magnets

Diodes and transistors also play a key role inautomobiles. The AEC 2 supplement containseverything necessary for key experiments whichcontribute significantly to understanding thecomponents.

• Recording of dynamic charcteristics (Si, Ge, GaAs)• Zener diodes• NPN silicon transistor, PNP germanium transistor• Transistor control characteristic (NPN)• Transistor output characteristic (NPN)• Recording the characteristic of a thyristor

Supplementary to AEC 1:1 Rheostat1 Potentiometer1 Silicon diode1 Germanium diode2 Zener diodes1 NPN transistor1 PNP transistor1 Thyristor

Book:Basic electronic circuits and semiconductorcomponents in automobiles SO5157-7R

AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS - OVERVIEW

AEC 1 BASICS OF AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS

AEC 2 SEMICONDUCTOR COMPONENTS IN AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

AEC 3 BASIC CIRCUITS OF AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY


More complex electronic circuits used in auto-mobiles can be constructed using the AEC 3supplement.

• Electronic voltage regulator• Contact controlled ignition unit• Electronic rev counter• Intermittent wiper switch• Fully electronic indicator sensor• Surge voltage protection

Supplements to AEC 3 2 Resistors1 Rheostat3 Capacitors1 PNP transistor 1 Thyristor

Book:Applied electronic circuitsKFZ SO5157-7S

A lot of the functions and data in technical processesis now digitalised to make signal processing quickerand more reliable. The automobile industry is one ofthe most innovative in this respect. Simple basicterms and ideas facilitate the first steps into the worldof digital data processing. The AEC 4 supplementcontains more than 30 experiments that represent theideal introduction to digital technology in automobiles.

• OR gate• AND gate• NOT gate• NAND gate• NAND gate using 7400 IC• NOT gate using 7400 IC• AND gate using 7400 IC• OR gate using 7400 IC• EXOR gate using 7400 IC• Half and full-summer• Bistable flip flop• RS flip flop using 7400 IC• JK flip flop using 7473 IC• D flip flop using 7474 IC• Binary counter using 7473 IC• Decimal counter using 7473 IC and 7-segment display• Shift register

• Logic gates for on-board diagnostics• Counters used for the service interval display• Simple bus system for data transmission in a vehicle• Analog display of a digital level indicator signal• Digital display of an analog level indicator signal

Supplements to AEC 43 IC adapters1 Signal display 4-fold1 Debounced pushbutton 2-fold1 7-segment display2 4-bit shift registers12 Digital ICs (various functionality) with magnetic

foil overlay

Book:Basic and applied digital circuits in automobiles SO5157-7T

AEC 4 APPLIED ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS

AEA 2 BASIC DIGITAL CIRCUITS

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY - OVERVIEW


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ACCESSORIES

• DC fixed voltages: +15 V, -15 V, 5 V each rated at 1A• Adjustable direct voltage: 0 ....15 V / 0.5 A• AC fixed voltages: 6 V / 12 V / 24 V / 42 all rated at 0.1A• Function generator: 0...20 kHz

0.2...20 Vpp; 2....200 mVpp5 V TTL-level, sine, triangular, square

• Fixed voltages DC: +15 V, -15 V, 5 V rated at 3 A• Adjustable direct voltage: 0 ....15 V/ 3 A with analog display• Fixed voltages AC: 6 V and 12 V rated at 1 A; 24 V and

42 V rated at 0.5 A• Three-phase generator: 3 x 7 Vrms / 0.2 A; 50 Hz• Function generator: 0 ... 200 kHz,

2 .... 200 mVpp, 1 A 0.2 ... 20 Vpp, 1 Asine, triangular, square, 5V TTL-level

• Operating state display and overload display

Channels: 2 channels, 1mV - 50V/cm, with fine adjustment x 5

Time base: 0.2s - 0.1µs/cm, with fine adjustment x 10 up to 10ns/cm

Display: Overscan display 8x10 cm screenOperation mode: Single channel, dual channel,

channel difference, XY using channel 1 or channel 2

Accessories: Mains lead, operating manual,2 probes 1:1/10:1

Mains con.: 100...230 V AC, 50/60 HzWxHxD: 285 x 125 x 380 mm

LM4500 Universal power supply (DC/AC) with function generatorThe universal power supply provides the essentialvoltages, frequencies, signals and currents for trainingin electrical engineering. AC voltages have a separatereference voltage. The power switch and externally

accessible fuses are located on the reverse side of thedevice. Retractable feet can be folded out in order totilt the equipment.

LM4501 Universal power supply (DC/AC/3-phase) with power function generatorThe universal power supply provides the essentialvoltages, frequencies, signals and currents for trainingin electrical engineering. AC voltages have a separate

reference voltage. The power switch and externallyaccessible fuses are located on the reverse of thedevice.

LM6203 35 MHz dual channel analog oscilloscope Dynamic processes are usually displayed by means ofan oscilloscope. The analog oscilloscope has a 35-MHzbandwidth, a component tester and a calibrator and is

supplied with power from a switched-mode powersupply. The carrying handle can be adjusted in stepswhen the device is used for performing measurements.


• AC voltage: 6, 12, 24, 42 V each rated at 1 A• Fixed voltage, regulated, DC: 15 V, -15 V rated at 0.5 A; 5 V / 1 A• Adjustable voltage, regulated, DC: 0 to 15 V / 0.5 A• Moving coil voltmeter 0...15 V• Outputs isolated from power supply,

short-circuit protected and connectable in series• Optical overload display• Connection to 230 V via cable with fused plug

SO5127-2R Function generatorFunction generator for the H-profile frame system.

• Frequency range: 0.2 Hz - 200 kHz • Waveforms: sine, square, triangular • Output 1: 0 to 20 Vpp (50 Ohm) • Output 2: 30 dB attenuation • Output 3: TTL-compatible signal • Additional +10 V VCO input for frequency modulation• Distortion at 1 kHz approx. 1%• Power supply voltage: ±15 V DC• Dimensions 297 x 114 x 70 mm (HxWxD)

LM2105 Digital multimeterDigital hand-held multimeter with 31 digit display, LCDand 17-mm display characters. The device is suitablefor measuring DC and AC voltages, DC and AC current

and resistance. The multimeter has current protectionup to 2A and contains an electronic fuse.

LM1101 Analog multimeterAnalog multimeter for the measurement of DC and ACcurrents and voltages, resistances and decibel ratings.

The measuring equipment is overload-protected.

ACCESSORIES

DC voltage: 1 mV...1000 VAC voltage: 1 mV...750 VDC/AC current: 1 mA....10 AResistance: 0.1 W...2 MWAccuracy: max. ± 1.6%Connections: 4-mm safety socketsVoltage supply: 9 V block battery

Measuring ranges voltage DC: 0.15 V, 0.5 V, 1.5 V, 5 V, 15 V, 50 V, 150 V, 500 V, 1000 VMeasuring ranges voltage AC: 0.15 V, 0.5 V, 1.5 V, 5 V, 15 V, 50 V, 150 V, 500 VInput resistance DC: 20 kOhm / V; AC: 4 kOhm / VdB display: -15 ... +56Measuring ranges current DC: 0.5 mA, 5 mA, 50 mA, 500 mA, 5 A Measuring ranges current AC: 0.5 mA, 5 mA, 50 mA, 500 mA, 5 A Measuring ranges resistance: x1, x10, x100, x1000Connections on 4-mm safety socketCategory II up to 600 V, category III up to 300 VVoltage supply 9 V block batteryExperiment leads included

SO3538-8H AC/DC power supplyUniversal power supply for H-profile frame system tosupply power for experiments on the fundamentals of

electrical engineering, electronics, analog and digitaltechnology and functional extra-low voltages.


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SO5127-4H Function generator moduleUniversal power supply module for the suitcasesystem for experiments on the fundamentals ofelectrical engineering, electronics and analogtechnology.

• Waveform: sine, square• Frequency: 0 - 200 Hz; 0 - 2 kHz; 0 - 20 kHz• Amplitude: 0... 8Vpp

SO5124-7A Connection plugs 4 mm / 19 mm SO5124-7B Connection plugs 2 mm / 5 mm

SO5127-1H Moving-coil multimeter, zeroed leftPassive, analog measuring device for H-profile systemwith large moving coil and 32 measuring ranges for DCand AC currents and voltages. A pressure switch selects

the measuring ranges. The measuring equipment is overload-protected. When the measuring mode ischanged, unused inputs are isolated or shorted out.

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SO5127-4T AC/DC power supply moduleUniversal power supply module for the suitcasesystem to supply power for experiments on thefundamentals of electrical engineering, electronics,analog and digital technology and functional extra-lowvoltages.

Connection to measuring equipment of external powersupplies can be made using these partially colouredconnection leads.

Measuring ranges:• AC voltage: 3/10/30/100/300/1000 V• DC voltage: 0.3/1/3/10/30/100/300/1000 V• AC current: 3/10/30/100/300 mA 1/3/10 A • DC current: 0.3/1/3/10/30/100/300 mA 1/3/10 A • Internal resistance: approx. 25 kOhm/V• Instrument: class 1.5

• AC voltage: 6, 12, 24 V each rated at 0.1 A• DC fixed regulated voltages 5 V, 10 V, 12 V, 15 V each rated at 0.1 A• DC adjustable regulated voltages: 0 up to 15 V / 0.1 A• Mains power supply voltage 230 V / 50 Hz

SO5146-1A Set of 30 4-mm connection cables

SO5124-7A SO5124-7B


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Transistor Si NPN BC107 base right SO5123-1D 2 1 2Transistor Si PNP BC261 base right SO5123-1F 1 1Transistor Si NPN BC140 base left SO5123-1G 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Transistor Si NPN BC140 base right SO5123-1H 1 1 1 1Transistor Si PNP BC160 base right SO5123-1K 1 1 1 1 1Transistor Si NPN BD135 base left SO5123-1U 2 2Transistor Si NPN BD135 base right SO5123-1V 1 1Transistor Si PNP BD136 base right SO5123-1X 1 1Darlington transistor TIP 162 base left SO5123-2C 1 1 1MOS power transistor SK 134 SO5123-2D 1 1MOS power transistor SJ 49 SO5123-2E 1 1Field effect transistor 2 N 3819 SO5123-2H 1 1 1 1Si Dual Gate BF 900 SO5123-2K 1 1Driver TL 071 C SO5123-2V 1 1Diac 30V/300µA SO5123-3B 1 1Unijunction transistor 30V SO2 SO5123-3E 1 1Thyristor 200V/1A SO2 SO5123-3F 1 1Triac 200V/1A SO2 SO5123-3G 1 1Thyristor 400V/3A SO4 SO5123-3N 1 1 1 1Thyristor 800V/10A SO4 SO5123-3P 1 1LED red SO5123-5B 1 2 2LED green SO5123-5E 1 1 1LED extra bright for use as light emitter SO5123-5H 1 1LDR resistor SO5123-5L 1 1 1 1 1 1Cds photoresistor SO5123-5N 1 1Si photoelement SO5123-5P 1 1Si photodiode SO5123-5S 1 1 1Si phototransistor SO5123-5T 1 1Optocoupler SO5123-6G 1 1Optical fibre, 2 connections clamps SO5123-6J 1 1Variable light source SO5123-6M 1 1 1 1Off switch / single pole SO1 SO5123-7A 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1On pushbutton / single pole SO1 SO5123-7B 1 1 1 1 1Single pole changeover switch SO2 SO5123-7G 1 1 1 1 1 1DLR - exciter relays 15V SO2 SO5123-7P 1 1Exciter relays 8.4- 21V SO3 SO5123-7T 1 1 1 1Small remote indicator lamp - green SO5123-8B 1 1Small remote indicator lamp - red SO5123-8C 1 1 1LED red 2 -15V SO5123-8K 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Lamp socket E10 SO5123-8P 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2Bulb 6V/180mA/E10 SO5123-8Q 1 1Bulb 15V/100mA/E10 SO5123-8R 1 2 2 2 2 2Coil 10mH (ferrite core) SO5124-1E 1 1Coil 33mH (ferrite core) SO5124-1F 1 1Coil 100mH /(ferrite core) SO5124-1G 1 1 1Coil 220mH (ferrite core) SO5124-1H 1 1Coil with E-core 70mH SO5124-1K 1 1Coil with0 E- core 140mH SO5124-1L 1 1Transformer for push-pull amplifier SO5124-2A 2 2Transformer SO5124-2B 1 1 1Plug in coil - 300 turns SO5124-2D 1 1Plug in coil - 900 turns SO5124-2E 2 1 1 1Speaker 32 ohm 0.4 W SO5124-2M 1 1Set of cut strip-wound cores SO5124-2N 1 1 1Moving coil instrument 1mA SO5124-2U 1 1Permanent bar magnet 15mm SO5124-7R 2 2 2 2Debounced pushbutton SO5125-1C 1 1 1 14-bit shift register SO5125-2J 2 24 displays SO5125-2N 1 1Numeral display SO5125-2P 1 1IC adapter in SO3 casing SO5125-2Y 3 3Signal input 4-bit SO5125-3A 1 2 2 2Signal output 4-bit SO5125-3B 1 1 1 14-input AND/NAND gates 2-fold SO5125-3C 2 2 3 34-input OR/NOR gates 2-fold SO5125-3D 2 3 32-input AND gates 4-fold SO5125-3E 1 1 12-input NAND gates 4-fold SO5125-3F 1 1 12-input NOR gates 4-fold SO5125-3H 1 12-input XOR gates 4-fold SO5125-3J 1 1 1NOT gates 4-fold SO5125-3K 1 1 1JK master-slave flip flops 2-fold SO5125-3M 1 2 1 2JK flip flops 2-fold SO5125-3N 1 2 2 2Counter 4-bit SO5125-3P 1 1AND/OR/NOT SO5125-3Q 1 1Multiplexer 1 from 4 SO5125-3T 1 1Schift register 4-bit 2-fold SO5125-3U 1 1Latch 4-bit SO5125-3V 2 2Buffer, 4-bit, Tri-state SO5125-3X 1 1Display 7-segment SO5125-4A 1 1Monoflop 2-fold SO5125-4B 1 1Clock generator SO5125-4G 1 1 1Operational amplifier SO3 casing SO5125-5D 1 1

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Set of ICs with magnetic foil overlays SO3536-3Y 1 1Rheostat 1kOhm SO5120-9D 1 1 1 1Rheostat 47kOhm SO5120-9J 1 1 1Rheostat 470kOhm SO5120-9M 1 1Resistor 0.22Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-1B 1 1Resistor 1Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-1D 2 2Resistor 4.7Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-1F 1 1Resistor 10Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2A 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2Resistor 22Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2E 2 2 1 1 1 1Resistor 33Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2G 1 1 1 1Resistor 47Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Resistor 100Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2N 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Resistor 220Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2S 1 1 1 1 1Resistor 330Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2U 3 1 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1Resistor 390Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2V 1 1Resistor 470Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2W 1 1 1 1 1Resistor 560Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-2X 1 1 1 1Resistor 820Ohm 2W SO1 SO5121-3B 1 1 1Resistor 1kOhm 1W SO1 SO5121-3C 1 1 1 2 4 2 1 4 1 2 1 2 2 2 2Resistor 2.2kOhm 1W SO1 SO5121-3G 1 1 1 4 1 3 2 4 1 1 2 2 2 2Resistor 2.7kOhm 1W SO1 SO5121-3H 1 1 1Resistor 3.3kOhm 1W SO1 SO5121-3J 1 1 1Resistor 4.7kOhm 1W SO1 SO5121-3L 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1Resistor 6.8kOhm 1W SO1 SO5121-3N 1 1 1 1Resistor 8.2kOhm 1W SO1 SO5121-3P 1 1 1Resistor 10kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-3Q 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2Resistor 15kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-3S 1 1 1Resistor 22kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-3U 2 2 2 2 1 1 1Resistor 27kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-3V 1 1Resistor 33kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-3W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Resistor 47kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-4A 2 2 3 2 3Resistor 100kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-4E 1 1 1 2 1 1 2Resistor 220kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-4J 1 1 1 1Resistor 330kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-4L 1 1Resistor 680kOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-4Q 1 1 1Resistor 1MOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-4S 1 1 1 1Resistor 10MOhm 0.5W SO1 SO5121-4V 1 1Resistor 8.2Ohm 11W SO5121-6T 1 1Potentiometer 100Ohm 0.5W SO2 lin. SO5121-8A 1 1Potentiometer 1kOhm 0.5W SO2 lin. SO5121-8D 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Potentiometer 4.7kOhm 0.5W SO2 lin. SO5121-8F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Potentiometer 10kOhm 0.5W SO2 lin. SO5121-8G 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Potentiometer 1MOhm 0.5W SO2 lin. SO5121-8N 1 1Potentiometer 10Ohm 3W SO2 SO5121-9A 1 1Potentiometer 470Ohm 3W SO2 SO5121-9F 1 1 1 1 1Capacitor 10pF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1A 1 1Capacitor 220pF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1F 1 1Capacitor 1nF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1L 1 1Capacitor 2.2nF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1N 1 1 1 1 1Capacitor 4.7nF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1Q 1 1Capacitor 10nF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1S 1 1Capacitor 22nF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1T 1 1 1 1 2 2Capacitor 47nF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1V 1 2 1 1 2Capacitor 0.1µF 400V- SO1 SO5122-1W 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2Capacitor 0.47µF 100V SO1 SO5122-2C 2 1 1 1 1 1 1Capacitor 2.2µF 250V- SO2 SO5122-3D 2 2Capacitor 10µF 250V- SO2 SO5122-3F 1 1 1 1Capacitor 1µF 40V-SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4A 1 1Capacitor 2.2µF 40V- SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4B 0 0Capacitor 4.7µF 40V- SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4C 0 0Capacitor 10µF 40V- SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4D 1 1 1 1 1 1Capacitor 22µF 40V- SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4E 1 1Capacitor 47µF 40V- SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4F 1 1 1 1 1 2 2Capacitor 100µF 40V- SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4G 1 1 1 1 4 1 4Capacitor 220µF 40V- SO1 electrostatic SO5122-4H 1 1 1 2 2 2 2Capacitor 470µF 40V- SO2 electrostatic SO5122-4J 1 1 2 2 2Capacitor 1000µF 40V- SO2 electrostatic SO5122-4K 1 1Diode 1 N 4148 SO1 SO5122-7A 1 4 2 3 2 4Diode 1 N 4007 SO1 SO5122-7C 1 4 6 1 0 6 1 4 3 3 4Diode Ge AA 118 SO1 SO5122-7D 1 1 1 1 1Zener diode ZPD 3.9 SO1 SO5122-7Y 1 1 1Zener diode ZPD 4.7 SO1 SO5122-8A 1 2 1 1 2Zener diode ZPD 6.2 SO1 SO5122-8B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Zener diode ZPD 10 SO1 SO5122-8C 1 1 1Zener diode ZPD 12 SO1 SO5122-8E 2 2VDR - Resistor 800E/8V/10mA SO1 SO5122-9B 1 1PTC - Resistor 30E/40V/70mA SO1 SO5122-9C 1 1PTC - Resistor 160E/30V/40mA SO1 SO5122-9D 1 1NTC - Resistor 150E/0.75W/K164 SO1 SO5122-9G 1 1NTC - Resistor 1K/0.75W/K164 SO1 SO5122-9H 1 1Transistor Ge PNP AC151 base left SO5123-1A 1 1 1 1 1Transistor Si NPN BC107 base left SO5123-1C 1 2 2 2 2