Introduction to Electronic Components: A Step By Step Guide

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Welcome to this course.

Topics that we will be discussed during the Introduction to Electronic Components Course are listed here in a brief outline.  

• The Components of Electricity
• Volt-Ohm-Meter Basics (Measuring Electricity)
• Circuit Diagrams Basics (Electronic Roadmaps)
• The Resistor
• Ohm’s Law
• The Capacitor
• The Inductor
• The Diode
• The Transistor (Electronic Valves)

Things You Should Know before we start

• The topics up to and including Ohm’s Law are what we will start with.  
• The remaining topics cover additional fundamental components of basic electronics.  
• The course will be in platform discussion, guide practices, and open question format as the material dictates.  
• The course uses a standardized volt-ohm-meter (VOM) for illustration.

Quick Summary of things that we will discuss through this course

• In this Introduction to Electronic Components Course, We will begin by discussing the three components that make up electricity. 
• Next will spend more extensive time on how to measure the three components of electricity.  During this section, we will explore two of the three components (voltage and current).
• This section will cover VOM basics and allow you to become familiar with the most important and most basic piece of test equipment.  
• At the next section, Circuit diagrams section, you will learn how to use electronic components symbols on an electronic road map called a schematic or circuit diagram.
• Many of the symbols will represent new concepts for many of you and these concepts will be fully developed once we finish the section.
• As a result, you will develop the fundamentals of interpreting circuit diagrams so that these illustrations of the arrangement of electronic components can help you with the remainder of the course.
• The final of the three components, resistors will be covered next.
• How the three component are related mathematically is Ohm’s Law and this fundamental law will be covered in detail.  These sections make up the basic, basic material of electronics.
• Four additional components common to virtually all electronic circuits are the capacitor, inductor, diode, and transistor. I will cover these topics with a level of detail that will familiarize the audience with the function of these components and the basics of how they work and react in different situations.  
• There are text reading assignments for each section of the course.