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More info? contact: '''[[User:Russ_hensel]]'''
 
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= Theory =
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In the old days electronics was taught from a theory of basic components:
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* Batteries - source of dc voltage
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* Resistors
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* Series and Parallel Circuit.
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* Network theory
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* Current
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* Capicators
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* Inductors
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* Transistor
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* ......
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* Complex circuits
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* AC theory.....
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Revision as of 10:17, 3 October 2017

Status

Something we are thinking about.

General

Electronics has changed in the age of the Arduino, not just because of the Arduino but other things have also contributed:

  • Most electronics now have micro controllers and software
  • While discrete components still exist much work is done with sub assemblies often containing 100's of components.
  • Prices have fallen.
  • The web provides almost real time access to components and other gear.
  • Specifications that used to require ownership of manuals are now online.
  • Tons of learning material online.

This course will help you navigate this new landscape.

More info? contact: User:Russ_hensel

Theory

In the old days electronics was taught from a theory of basic components:

  • Batteries - source of dc voltage
  • Resistors
  • Series and Parallel Circuit.
  • Network theory
  • Current
  • Capicators
  • Inductors
  • Transistor
  • ......
  • Complex circuits
  • AC theory.....

Headline text

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