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Electronics course for Arduino and pi Students (+Projects)
A solid foundation for Arduino and Raspberry pi programming students
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We believe Arduino and Raspberry pi programming is very easy to understand on your own if you have a good foundation in basic electronics. This course covers everything you need to know for you to become a hero in basic electronics. From resistor to Arduino programming, from breadboard to soldering. You will also learn how to use simulation Softwares, both online and offline. Enroll in the course now and understand the mysterious secrets of electronics. Meet you there!
Resistor
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1Build your first circuit. ( The Software used will be shown soon)Video lesson
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2Introduction to Circuit WizardVideo lesson
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3How to sign up tinkercad online simulation softwareVideo lesson
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4How to get Circuit Wizard and proteus installedVideo lesson
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51-Build your first circuitVideo lesson
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62-Circuit diagram, Schematic and pictorial circuit diagram.Video lesson
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7Voltage and currentVideo lesson
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8Common units and prefixes used in electronicsVideo lesson
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9Materials neededVideo lesson
Multimeter
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10The relationship between Resistance, Voltage, CurrentVideo lesson
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11Application of Ohm's law and the definition of a resistorVideo lesson
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12Types of resistorVideo lesson
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13Resistor Color codeVideo lesson
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14ToleranceVideo lesson
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15Resistor wattageVideo lesson
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16How to connect resistors in seriesVideo lesson
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17How to calculate the value of resistors in parallelVideo lesson
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18Limiting the flow of current with a potentiometerVideo lesson
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19Voltage dividerVideo lesson
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20The relationship between R1 and R2 in voltage divider networkVideo lesson
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21Using a potentiometer as a voltage dividerVideo lesson
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22How to vary the valueVideo lesson
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23More on variable resistor as a voltage dividerVideo lesson
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24LDR in a voltage divider networkVideo lesson
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25Voltage dropped across a resistorVideo lesson
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26Calculation of the appropriate value of resistor for a LEDVideo lesson
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27Using thermistor in a voltage divider networkVideo lesson
Breadboarding
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28Introduction to Multimeter.Video lesson
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29Resistance MeasurementVideo lesson
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30Voltage measurementVideo lesson
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31Current measurementVideo lesson
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32Using a real life multimeterVideo lesson
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33Signing up for TinkercadVideo lesson
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34How to get Circuit Wizard and proteus installedVideo lesson
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35Introduction to Circuit WizardVideo lesson
Diode
Capacitor
Transistor
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43Capacitors; Series and Parallel ConnectionVideo lesson
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44Capacitor as a voltage dividerVideo lesson
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45Using capacitors as a voltage dividerVideo lesson
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46Using capacitor to store chargeVideo lesson
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47Doubling of voltage with a capacitorVideo lesson
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48RC CircuitVideo lesson
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49Application of RC circuitVideo lesson
Logic Gates
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50Introduction to transistorVideo lesson
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51BJT NPN Transistor as a switchVideo lesson
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52BJT PNP transistor as a switchVideo lesson
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53How to identify the pins of a npn transistorVideo lesson
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54PNP transistor pinoutVideo lesson
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55MOSFETVideo lesson
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56Using a P-Channel mosfet as a switchVideo lesson
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57N-Channel Mosfet as a switchVideo lesson
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58ThyristorVideo lesson
Integrated Circuit
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59Logic gatesVideo lesson
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60Using transistors to make an AND GATE circuitVideo lesson
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61Using transistors to make an OR GATEVideo lesson
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62Using transistors to make an inverting circuit (NOT GATE)Video lesson
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63NAND and NOR GATE with transistorsVideo lesson
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64NoticeVideo lesson
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65NOR GateVideo lesson
Relay
Transformer
Rectification
Voltage Regulator ICs
Soldering class
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81Introduction to voltage regulator ICVideo lesson
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82Positive fixed voltage regulator ICVideo lesson
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83Voltage regulator IC, LM78xxVideo lesson
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84Negative fixed Voltage regulatorVideo lesson
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85Positive variable Voltage regulatorVideo lesson
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86Negative variable voltage regulatorVideo lesson
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