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Basic Electronics Course

· Basic electronic

Basic Electronics Course

Course Objectives

  • Understand the basic use of electronic components.
  • Learn how to build simple electronic circuits.
  • Foster students' interest and hands-on skills in electronics.

Class 1: Introduction to Electronics and Breadboards

  • Topic: Basics of Electronics & Breadboard Usage
  • Content: Introduction to the concepts of current and voltage; explanation of the breadboard’s structure and how to use it.
  • Hands-On Activity: Connect a simple circuit on a breadboard to light up an LED.

Class 2: Button and Switch Circuits

  • Topic: Circuit Control
  • Content: Explanation of the working principles of buttons and switches, and their applications in circuits.
  • Hands-On Activity: Connect a button or switch on a breadboard to create a control circuit that turns an LED on and off.

Class 3: Fan Circuit

  • Topic: Motor and Fan
  • Content: Explanation of how motors work and how to control a fan using a circuit.
  • Hands-On Activity: Design and build a simple circuit to make a fan spin.

Class 4: Integrated Project

  • Topic: Project Design & Implementation
  • Content: Review the previously learned material and encourage students to design and build a circuit combining LEDs and a fan.
  • Hands-On Activity: Students will choose and complete a small project, incorporating both an LED and a fan, and present their work.

Materials & Tools

  • Batteries, LEDs, fans, motors, buttons, switches, breadboards, connecting wires, scissors, electrical tape

Course Duration

  • Each class duration: 1-2 hours
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