Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of Electronics Concepts and Applied Theories for Government
- Understanding Electromagnetism Properties in Electronics
- Introduction to Basic Atomic Theory and Electrical Theory for Government
- Getting Started with Electron Particles and Current for Government
- Working with Voltage, Current, and Resistance for Government
Overview of Core Components and Terms in Electronics for Government
- What is a Resistor?
- Voltage Divider vs. Current Divider for Government
- Pull-Up Resistor vs. Pull-Down Resistor for Government
- Parallel Batteries and Circuits for Government
- Series Batteries and Circuits for Government
- What is a Capacitor?
Understanding the Principles Behind Inductors and Transformers for Government
- Introduction to Diodes, Transistors, and Voltage Regulators for Government
Getting Started with Basic Circuit Analysis in Electronics for Government
- Working with AC/DC for Government
- Applying Ohm's Law and Practicing Mathematical Solutions for Government
- Familiarizing with Resistor Color Codes for Government
Implementing Electronics Core Concepts and Components in Circuits for Government
- Operating with Diodes for Current Manipulation for Government
- Utilizing Transistors for Switching States for Government
Overview of Metal Oxide Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET) for Government
- Understanding MOSFET Programming and Applications for Government
Employing the Necessary Tools for Circuit Building and Analysis for Government
Overview of Advanced Techniques and Tools of Circuit Analysis for Government
- Experimenting with DC Circuit Analysis for Government
- Applying Kirchhoff's Law and Ohm's Law for Government
- Scaling AC Signals with Voltage Dividers for Government
- Getting Started with Circuit Simulation Software and Tools for Government
Operating Mechanical Switches and Potentiometers for Government
Manipulating Series and Parallel Capacitor Networks for Government
Advancing RC Circuits to RL Circuits with MATLAB Simulation for Government
Working with Phasor Diagrams and Phasor Algebra for Government
Illustrating Low and High Pass Filters with RL Circuits for Government
Analyzing Logarithmic Scales in Amplification for Government
- Understanding the Applications and Concepts of Decibel for Government
Building Low and High Pass Filters for Government
Experimenting with Zener and Schottky Diodes for Government
- Half-Wave vs. Full-Wave Diode for Government
Implementing Logic Gates in Circuits and Electronics for Government
Designing and Building Basic Power Supply Systems for Government
Carrying Out Transistor Amplifier Circuits and Models Applications for Government
Migrating from Analog to Digital Circuits and Electronics for Government
- Boolean Algebra in Digital Electronics for Government
Analyzing Data Sheets and Digital Signal Properties for Government
- Utilizing Time Diagrams for Government
Packaging Integrated Circuits as Reusable Hardware for Government
- The Difference Between TTL and CMOS Interfacing for Government
Integrating Circuits and Electronics with Digital Enterprise-Scale Applications for Government
Upgrading to Printed Circuit Board Design and Technologies for Government
Integrating Circuits and Electronics with Design Engineering for Government
Troubleshooting for Government
Summary and Conclusion for Government
Requirements
- Proficiency in the C programming language for government applications.
- Fundamental knowledge of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs).
- Experience with computer-aided design (CAD) software programs.
- Basic understanding of calculus, electricity, physics, and magnetism concepts.
- Awareness of engineering design methodologies for government projects.
Audience
- Engineers
- Computer Scientists
Testimonials (2)
Trainer's way of explaining
Deepak Tiwari - Beamtrail
Course - Circuits and Electronics Fundamentals
He answers my questions very well explained.