Electronics Foundations: Basic Circuits
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Discover how to build basic circuits using resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Learn how each component works, how they affect voltage and current, and why they're used.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Principles of basic electronic circuits
- What you should know
- Using the exercise files
- Safety warnings
- Read electrical schematics
- Build circuits on breadboards
- Types of resistors
- Resistor characteristics
- Read resistor color codes
- Measure resistance
- Resistors in series
- Voltage dividers
- Shift voltage levels
- Measure resistive sensors
- Potentiometers
- Resistors in parallel
- Kirchhoff's circuit laws
- Wheatstone Bridge
- Challenge: Light activated switch
- Solution: Challenge: Light activated switch
- What is an oscilloscope?
- Measure a signal
- Oscilloscope display settings
- Oscilloscope trigger settings
- What is a capacitor?
- Types of capacitors
- Read capacitor values
- Capacitor characteristics
- Capacitors in parallel
- Capacitors in series
- RC circuits
- Challenge: Camera flash
- Solution: Camera flash
- Alternating current vs. direct current
- Sine wave characteristics
- Measure AC voltage
- Frequency domain
- Bandwidth and square waves
- Signal sources
- Impedance
- Filter frequency response
- Logarithmic scale
- Decibels
- RC low pass filter
- Decoupling capacitors
- RC high pass filter
- Impedance matching and bridging
- Challenge: Filter audio
- Solution: Filter audio
- Inductance
- What is an inductor?
- Types of inductors
- L/R response
- Capacitors vs. inductors
- Continue to learn more on electronics
Taught by
Barron Stone
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