Perhaps nothing is more representative of modern technological culture than electronic devices. But how do these often mysterious "black boxes" really work? This course provides an overview of the basic principles of electric/electronic circuit evaluation, starting with a summary of electrical theory and moving to simple circuit components like power supplies, resistors, capacitors, and inductors.
The course also offers an introduction to the actual circuit design, construction, test, and measurement, giving the enthusiast a jumping-off point for further pursuit of the issue. In addition, the course highlights some key ideas of semiconductors and semiconductor devices (like transistors). Finally, the lessons conclude with a look at some applications of the guidelines mentioned throughout the course. Typically the lessons are designed to serve students with a variety of backgrounds, and they require only a minimum degree of mathematical aptitude (some algebra is helpful but not necessary to understand the key ideas of the course).
Each lesson offers a sufficient background to help novices understand the rules that underlie the procedure of electrical and electronic circuits. The course can function as a review of the basic concepts of signal theory or as a starting point for a more in-depth study of particular areas of interest, such as semiconductor devices, complex electronic networks, routine design, and hobbyist consumer electronics.
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