Download Udemy – The Art of Doing: Electronics for Everyone 2022-1

Description

The Art of Doing: Electronics for Everyone is a comprehensive course on electronics and design and construction of electronic circuits published by Udemy Academy. In today’s modern world, there is no need for special circuits and software to start building the first electronic project, and by just buying an Arduino microcontroller, you can write your first programs and run them in a few seconds. Working with these microcontrollers and pre-prepared circuits is very easy and smooth, but it has many limitations and does not have much scientific value and time, and in this regard, it cannot teach you anything. During this training course, you will also make a limited transition to analog circuits. In analog circuits, there are components such as resistors, diodes, capacitors, transistors, integrated circuits, etc., which you will get to know in a completely practical way.

On free platforms such as YouTube and other social networks, there are many video tutorials for circuit design, but none of them go into deep and important topics and are only satisfied with placing a few simple components and connecting them to each other. Examining the role of each component in the overall performance of the circuit is very important and without it these educational videos will not be of much use.

What you will learn in The Art of Doing: Electronics for Everyone training course:

Important electronic components such as resistors, diodes, capacitors, transistors, etc.
Ways of organizing and arranging different electronic components on circuits
Working with various laboratory tools such as power supply, multimeters, function generators, oscilloscope, etc.
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Course details

Publisher: Yudmi
teacher: Michael Eramo
English language
Education level: introductory
Number of courses: 54
Training duration: 11 hours and 39 minutes

Course topics on 12/2022

Prerequisites for The Art of Doing: Electronics for Everyone course

We will start at the ground level and work our way up in our knowledge and understanding.
For best results, students should purchase the electronic components (parts list included) used in the videos so they can build along with me.
I have designed the course to work with a breadboard, minimal components, a 9 volt battery, and a multimeter. There are times where I use a function generator or oscilloscope to teach. While they are helpful for you, they are not needed to complete the course.