Learnelectronics

Q:
I have problems with circuit drawing at my home computer. Can I draw the circuits manually?

A:
Yes, of course. Many students draw their circuit diagrams using a paper, pencil and ruler. Follow the standards published in Moodle. The lines must be straight. Do not confuse resistors and fuses, diodes and thyristors, bulbs and buttons. You may omit all measuring devices, fuses, and switches. However, do not miss supply transformers and device designations.

Q:
Where can I train?

A:
Use the link TRY in AAV0060 quizzes. It doesn't affect your current grade. However, I may revise all your attempts there.

Q:
What are the examination rules?

A:
Supply Converters (SC) is a first part of the ATV0080 course. The grade for this part counts 50% of the final grade for ATV0080. From the 1st of September, exam rules for SC are published in the slides of Lecture 1 (https://moodle.taltech.ee/course/view.php?id=10782 -5) on the AAV0060 Moodle page. The full list of exam questions is published as “SC Exam questions” in https://moodle.taltech.ee/course/view.php?id=30053 on the ATV0080 Moodle page

This exam is produced in the form of a Moodle quiz: 10 questions across the full SC course part, without any complementary sources, in NRG-431 from March 16 to March 19 or in the re-examination date in June.

Before examination, you can take unlimited number of attempts with immediate feedback in the 5-score grading system using the link TRY (https://moodle.taltech.ee/mod/quiz/view.php?id=102149) on the AAV0060 Moodle page. These attempts do not affect your grade.

However, if you have a bonus from weekly quizzing and additional practice works, you can consider this bonus as your exam grade without exam attendance.

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