Electronics for Beginners: Analog Hardware Design
Over 15,100+ enrolled! Learn Electronics from Zero To An Advanced Understanding of How Circuits Work !
What you’ll learn
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Understand the difference between voltage and current
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Use Ohm’s Law to calculate voltage, current and resistance
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Understand Kirchoff’s Laws in order to solve more complex circuits
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Voltage divider and Thevenin’s Theory
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Zener diode and its applications
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Different types of signals (sine,ramp,triangle,pulse,steps and spikes)
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Decibel
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Understand the different types of capacitors and inductors
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RC Time Constant with application examples
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Transformers
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Diode types and its applications
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Half-wave and Full-wave rectifier, Power supply filtering
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Reverse Current Protection, Voltage Spike Suppression, Logic Gates
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Full Wave Voltage Multiplier , Voltage Doubler , Tripler
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Signal Rectifier, Diode Gates, Diode Clamp circuits
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Impedance and Reactance
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Input and Output Impedance
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How to measure the input and output impedance
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Time domain vs Frequency Domain – Fourier Series
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Low-Pass, High-Pass, Band-pass, RLC Band-pass filter
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Second-Order Low-Pass Filter
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Coupling,Decoupling,Bypass and Smoothing Capacitors
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Understand what is modulation
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Amplitude,Frequency,Phase modulation
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You will understand how to design an FM and an AM radio
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Bipolar Transistors and the difference between NPN and PNP
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Cut-off , Active and Saturation mode
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Understand how to design a proper pulse generator and emitter follower
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Understand how to design a common-emitter amplifier
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Current source, current mirror and differential amplifier
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Power amplifier classes
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Understand how to design class A-B-AB-C and D amplifier
Requirements
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A computer in order to simulate the circuits that we are going to build together.
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A basic understanding of mathematics.
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This course covers two years of knowledge that you could acquire if you were attending a BSc so you will need to have a bit of patient..
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A good understanding of English even though the author tries to explain everything as simple as possible.
Who this course is for:
- People who think that electronics is difficult to understand.
- Students who want to learn quickly electronics and who don’t have time to build all the circuits from scratch.
