TITLE CARD

ELECTRONIC Tools
and Equipment
GUIDE CARD

Hello there! I’m

instructor Joe. Today, I
will introduce you to
the different tools and
equipment that we use
in electronics.
 So get ready!

Learning Competency: Discuss the uses of different tools and

equipment in electronics. (Q1/Week 3)

Prepared by:
Lee Andrew O.
Manuel
Teacher I DALCUIS

PRE- ASSESSMENT CARD 1

Directions: UNSCRAMBLE the letters to reveal the tools used in
electronics. Write your answer on the line before each number.
(Note: Please use another sheet of paper for your answer.)

_______________ 1. NAMNESLI SPRIEL ______________ 21. KITC RECART

______________ 2. GLON SEON PSIERL ______________ 22. CTRICEEL

LIRDL
______________ 3. NNCHAEL CLOK ______________ 23. TVOL TEREM
______________ 4. MHMAER ______________ 24. PEOCSOCILLOS
______________ 5. SPHILPI ECWRS _____________ 25. GALNIS
RAROTEGNE
______________ 6. NELLA CHSEERW
______________ 7. RIEW SRPPERIT
______________ 8. WEIR PERCRIM
______________ 9. DIES TTINGUC PLRIES
______________ 10. KPCOET FENIK
______________ 11. WEETESRZ
______________ 12. SHIF PATE
______________ 13. SHPU- LPLU LEUR
______________ 14. EVELL
______________ 15. GHTSHLIFLA
______________ 16. NIGAMFEIR
______________ 17. STACIT STBNDAWRI
______________ 18. TRICELEALC PEAT
______________ 19. DENGRILOS NGU
______________ 20. NEDRIGSOL ROIN
 ACTIVITY CARD 1

Lineman’s Channel Lock Long nose

Pliers Pliers Pliers

Hamme
r Philip Screw

Allen
Wrenches

Signal generator

Pocket knife
Wire
stripper

Tweezer

Wire crimper Push pull

rule

Level Flashlig
ht
 Fish tape

Side cutting Magnifier

plier Electrical
tape

Soldering Tick tracer

gun

Anti static
wristband

Electric Soldering
drill iron

VOM- multimeter
oscilloscope

Directions: Read the description

in each item then write the name of the tool being describe before
the number. The tools inside the box will be your reference.
(Note: Please use another sheet of paper for your answer.)
_______________1. A device used for viewing oscillations, as of electrical
voltage or current by a display on the screen of a cathode ray tube.
_______________2. Is an electronic measuring instrument that combines
several measurement functions in one unit.
_______________3. Rotating power drill powered by a motor.
_______________4. Detect the presence of voltage in a wire or piece of
equipment without making direct contact with the conductor or energized
part.
_______________5. It supplies heat to melt solder so that it can flow into the
joint between two workpieces. Often used for installation, repairs, and
limited production work in electronics assembly.
_______________6. A pistol-shaped, electrically
powered tool for soldering metals using tin-based solder to achieve a strong
mechanical bond with good electrical contact. The tool has a trigger-style
switch so it can be easily operated with one hand.
_______________7. Type of pressure-sensitive tape used to insulate electrical
wires and other materials that conduct electricity. It can be made of
many plastics, but vinyl is most popular, as it stretches well and gives an
effective and long lasting insulation.
_______________8. A key piece of safety gear that helps to prevent the
buildup of static electricity near sensitive electronics or other projects where
static charge could damage electronics or cause safety issues. The wrist
strap is often used with an anti-static mat or other type of workspace
covering.
_______________9. Magnification device that uses a convex lens (lens that is
thinner at the edges and thicker at the center) to magnify.
_______________10. Small electric light which gets its power from batteries
and which you can carry in your hand.
_______________11. Device for establishing a horizontal plane. It consists of a
small glass tube containing alcohol or similar liquid and an air bubble; the
tube is sealed and fixed horizontally in a wooden or metallic block or frame
with a smooth lower surface.
_______________12. This familiar device is spring-loaded so that the tape
retracts into its metal or plastic case when not in use. It is also known as a
flexible rule.
_______________13. Also known as a draw wire or draw tape or an "electricians
snake") is a tool used by electricians to route new wiring through walls
and electrical conduit.
_______________14. Small tools used for picking up objects too small to be
easily handled with the human fingers. The tool is most likely derived
from tongs, pincers, or scissors-like pliers used to grab or hold hot objects
since the dawn of recorded history.
_______________15. Foldable knife with one or more blades that fit inside the
handle that can still fit in a pocket. A typical blade length is 5 to 15
centimeters (2 to 6 in). Versatile tool, and may be used for anything from
opening an envelope, to cutting twine, slicing a piece of fruit or even as a
means of self-defense.
 ENRICHMENT CARD

There is no doubt about the fact that electricity is an extremely

powerful source of energy which is used for powering machinery, lighting
items, tools, devices, and other products used by us in our day to day lives.
However, the same electricity can also be a huge
health hazard which causes serious injuries and
deaths. If you have any equipment or product which
deals with live electricity, then you should get the
same inspected by professionals.
One should use insulated tools when working
with energized live conductors. In fact, these tools
should be used even if one is not directly dealing with
such conductors but is present near such conductors.
As for electrical protective equipment, these should
be used generously, and they should be inspected from time to time in to
detect damages like punctures, holes, cuts, tears, and embedded foreign
objects. If found to be defective or worn out, then they should be replaced to
provide maximum protection against electricity.

The Importance of Working Safely with Electrical

Equipment
While working with or around electrical equipment, it is very import to
work with caution and in a safe and smart manner. The voltage and electrical
currents in businesses and homes has enough power to cause serious injury
and even death. People working with electrical equipment are faced with this
safety hazard on daily basis, it is very important to wear the proper apparel
and to follow some simple safety guidelines to avoid any possible injuries. By
following these safety guidelines below, you and your fellow workers will
greatly reduce the risk for serious injury or even death.

Safety Guidelines to Avoid Injury or Even Death

1. Avoid contact with all energized electrical circuits. This may be an
unwritten rule, but not following this rule just once could be fatal. A good
way to avoid this is to assume all electrical devices and circuits are live.
Never assume equipment is safe until you have confirmed it yourself,
your life may depend on it.

2. Be sure to unplug the power source of all electrical equipment before

working on it. Always pull from the plug, not the cord.

3. Always wear proper non-conductive clothing – insulated gloves, non-

conductive protective equipment and shoes with insulated soles. Avoid
loose clothing or ties.
4. Keep all water and liquids away from electrical equipment! If a spill does
occur, immediately shut the power off at the circuit breaker or main
power source and unplug the equipment.

5. If electrical equipment is producing a “tingle” or feels like it is

overheating, immediately turn the power off. Repair if possible if
unrepairable dispose of the faulty equipment. Never take the risk of
working with compromised equipment.

6. Enclose all electrical contacts and conductors to avoid accidental contact

with them. Never leave exposed electrical contacts or conductors
unattended.

7. When possible, work with only one hand, with your other hand at your
side and away from all conductive material. This precaution will lessen
the likelihood of an electrical current passing through the chest cavity.

8. Use only tools and equipment with non-conductive handles.

 ASSESSMENT CARD 2

A. Direction: Write T (True) if the statement is correct and F (False)

if it is incorrect.
(Note: Please use another sheet of paper for your answer.)
1. __________ Cord and plug equipment should have a three prong plug or be
double insulated.
2. __________ Only authorized employees are permitted to work on electrical
systems and equipment.
3. __________ Electrical shock can cause damage to tissue, muscle, and
internal organs.
4. __________ The longer a person is exposed to an electrical shock (current),
the greater the risk of serious injury.
5. __________ Grounding conductors are usually black in color.

B. Direction: Write the correct name beside

the tool.
 REFERENCE CARD

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have-3536541
 ANSWER CARD

Activity Card 1
1.oscilloscope 19.allen wrenches
2.voltmeter 20.philip screws
Pre- assessment Card 3.electric drill 21.hammer
1 4.tick tracer 22.channel
1. linesman pliers lock
2. long nose pliers 5.soldering iron 23.long nose pliers
3. channel lock 6.soldering gun 24.linesman pliers
4. hammer 7.electrical tape 25.signal generator
5. philip screws 8.static wristband
6. allen wrenches 9.magnifier
7. wire stripper 10.flashlight
8. wire crimper 11.level
9. side cutting pliers 12.push pull rule
10. pocket knife 13.fish tape
11.tweezers 14.tweezer
12. fish tape 15.pocketknife
13.push pull rule 16.side cutting pliers
14.level 17.wire crimper
15.flashlight Assessment
18.wire stripper Card 2
16.magnifier A. B.
17.static wristband 1. T 1. Circuit Tester 6. Multi-meter
18. electrical tape 2. T 2. Lineman pliers 7. Needle nose pliers
19. soldering gun 3. T 3. Wire strippers
20. Soldering iron 4. T 4. Circuit Tester
21.tick tracer 5.T 5. Continuity tester
22.electrical drill
23.voltmeter
24.oscilloscope
25.signal generator