Description: This trainer is an ideal teaching aid for all types of electronic circuits. Located all around the
2230 tie points removable breadboard is a variety of functional input and output circuits, which can be used
to stimulate or measure electrical signals from the circuit under test or development. The removable
breadboard area is not connected to these peripheral circuits and is meant to be connected by the user
using standard solid AWG#22-30 wire. These circuit functions allow for the bread boarding and testing of
circuits without the need for many expensive individual pieces of equipment
Technical Specification:
• Completely Self-Contained Unit
• Built in regulated D.C Supplies: +5V 1A Variable, + 5V @ 1.OA, - 5V @ 250 mA ,18-0-18V & 0-9V 1A AC Constant
Supply (Optional)
• Full Short circuit protection and indicators Function generator:1KHz to 100KHz continuously variable over 5
decade range. Sine Wave: variable 0 to ±4Vp-p, Triangle wave: 4Vp-p, Square wave: ±5Vp-p
• 3 State logic probe
• Two single shot pulse generator, 80µs
• 8 bit LED display
• 3.5 Digit digital voltmeter: 4 ranges-199.9mV, 1.999V, 19.99V and 199.9V fsd. LCD display input impedance: 4M

• Analog current Meter: 0 to 1mA

• 2.5 inch 8Ω,1 W loud speaker
• Two flip-flop gates-with mimic diagram
• 1k & 100K Potentiometer(Optional)
• Input /Output connectors BNC and Banana
• Two logic switches =5V/0V/-5V with Current limit
• Eight Data switches +5V/0V
• Two 25 pin D type connectors for computer interface
• Removable breadboard with 2230 inter connected tie points, accepts 0.3-0.8mm solid ware.

Applications:
• Ohm's law and Kirchhoff’s laws
• Controlling current and voltage
• Serial and parallel resistor circuits
• Power and DC circuits
• Algebraic fractions
• Digital switching units
• Binary coding and computer arithmetic
• Logic circuit tracing using Boolean
• Algebra
• Pulse processing circuits Network theorems
• Applications of trigonometric functions
• Diode networks
• Analyzing transistor circuitry
• Audio amplifier circuits
• Digital systems and trouble shooting
• Time base generators
• Magnetic circuits
• Digital interfacing circuits
• Computer interfacing circuits