Electronics course for Arduino and pi Students (+Projects)

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mp4 (1280×720, 30 frames per second(r)) | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz, 2 channel | Size: 13.7 GB

Genre: eLearning Video | Length: 167 lectures (16 hours and 42 minutes) | Language: English

Students of Arduino and Raspberry Pi programming will benefit from this excellent foundation.

With the information learned from this course, you will be able to design various basic and sophisticated astonishing circuits without writing a single word of code.

You will comprehend the concepts of voltage, current, and resistance. And their bond with one another

You’ll know what a voltage divider network is and how to utilize it with various sensors.

You’ll grasp what a resistor is, what varieties there are, how to calculate and read them, and how to use them and connect them.

You’ll learn about capacitors, their several varieties, calculations and readings, applications, RC circuits, and connections.

You’ll learn how to employ transistors, both BJT and MOSFET, in your circuits.

How to tell whether a BJT is NPN or PNP, as well as the collector base and emitter

You will create a whole home automation system based on RF.

You will construct an infrared-based home automation system.

You will create a sound/clap controlled system.

You will construct a water level monitor and a pumping machine controller.

You will create a smoke detection and warning system.

You will learn how relays function and how to utilize single and multichannel relay modules. You’ll also create your own relay module.

You’ll learn how to use voltage regulator integrated circuits.

You will construct your own power supply unit with 12v and 5v outputs.

You’ll learn how to convert AC voltage to DC voltage in order to power your circuit.

You’ll discover how to solder Electronics Components onto boards.

You’ll learn how to employ ICs like as the 555ic, 4017, HT12D, and HT12E.

Simulation tools such as Proteus, Tinkercad, and Circuit Wizard will be used.

You will be given a thorough introduction to Arduino programming.

You will learn how to utilize a breadboard and jumper wires.

TinkerCAD Arduino simulation

For simulation, connect your Arduino code to the proteus simulation program.

Requirements

There is no prerequisite knowledge required.

Description

If you have a decent foundation in fundamental electronics, we feel Arduino and Raspberry Pi programming is relatively simple to learn on your own. This course will teach you all you need to know to become a basic electronics hero. From resistors to Arduino programming, and from breadboards to soldering, we’ve got you covered. You will also learn how to use online and offline simulation software. Enroll in the course right now to learn about the intriguing mysteries of electronics. I’ll see you there!

Who should take this course:

For Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and basic electronics students who feel compelled to understand some of the topics covered in the course.

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