electronics technician
Repairs circuit boards
An electronics technician installs, maintains, tests, and repairs electronic equipment—circuit boards, control systems, communications devices, industrial machinery.
The work requires understanding schematics, using diagnostic tools, and soldering components.
Electronics technicians work in manufacturing, telecommunications, aerospace, and countless other fields: The electronics technician traced the fault to a blown capacitor.
- multimeterCombined electrical measuring device
- chipSmall broken-off piece
- circuit diagramDrawing of electrical connections
- electrical circuitsConductive paths for current
- oscilloscopeVoltage waveform display device
test bench · wire stripper · circuit board · board · semiconductors · microcontrollers · telecommunications · manufacturing plants · static discharge · soldering iron · switch · wire · wire gauge · digital systems · troubleshooting · fuse · analog systems · renewable energy systems
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