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Latest revision as of 12:14, 6 March 2025
A course in basic electronics. Enought for you to start building your own simple circuits, or other's circuits starting from a schematic.
Status
An idea, we have the equipment
Content
This course teaches the basics of what you need to know to do modern electronics using standard components including:
- A bit of electronics theory: voltage, current, resistance, power.
- How to read a schematic.
- Reading datasheets.
- Semiconductors
- Resistor, capacitors, inductors.
- Transformers
- AC and DC electricity.
- Batteries and Power Supplies.
You will also learn the basics of:
- Prototyping using breadboards: solderless protoboard
- Soldering: basic soldering
- Basic test equipment : Test Equipment and Other Equipment and Tools and Techniques
(Electronics in the Age Of The Arduino has some discussion on what topics should be covered in a basic electronics for hobbyists class, what topics aren't immediately relevant, and how low-cost Arduino and other sub-assemblies have changed how electronics should be taught).
