Electronics Foundations: Basic Circuits

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Barron Stone

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01 - Introduction

01 - Principles of basic electronic circuits.mp4

01:37

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:51

03 - Using the exercise files.mp4

01:48

04 - Safety warnings.mp4

01:01

02 - Building Circuits

01 - Read electrical schematics.mp4

06:25

02 - Build circuits on breadboards.mp4

06:47

03 - Resistors

01 - Types of resistors.mp4

04:36

02 - Resistor characteristics.mp4

06:19

03 - Read resistor color codes.mp4

05:05

04 - Measure resistance.mp4

04:04

04 - Resistive Circuits

01 - Resistors in series.mp4

03:50

02 - Voltage dividers.mp4

03:11

03 - Shift voltage levels.mp4

04:52

04 - Measure resistive sensors.mp4

03:30

05 - Potentiometers.mp4

03:15

06 - Resistors in parallel.mp4

05:26

07 - Kirchhoff's circuit laws.mp4

04:36

08 - Wheatstone Bridge.mp4

04:52

09 - Challenge Light activated switch.mp4

02:37

10 - Solution Challenge Light activated switch.mp4

03:56

05 - Oscilloscope Measurements

01 - What is an oscilloscope.mp4

04:02

02 - Measure a signal.mp4

04:28

03 - Oscilloscope display settings.mp4

03:53

04 - Oscilloscope trigger settings.mp4

06:52

06 - Capacitors

01 - What is a capacitor.mp4

05:26

02 - Types of capacitors.mp4

04:12

03 - Read capacitor values.mp4

04:21

04 - Capacitor characteristics.mp4

02:48

05 - Capacitors in parallel.mp4

02:01

06 - Capacitors in series.mp4

03:53

07 - RC circuits.mp4

06:52

08 - Challenge Camera flash.mp4

02:42

09 - Solution Camera flash.mp4

03:23

07 - Alternating Current

01 - Alternating current vs. direct current.mp4

03:58

02 - Sine wave characteristics.mp4

05:14

03 - Measure AC voltage.mp4

05:12

08 - Electrical Signals

01 - Frequency domain.mp4

04:22

02 - Bandwidth and square waves.mp4

04:34

03 - Signal sources.mp4

03:57

09 - Reactive Circuits

01 - Impedance.mp4

08:18

02 - Filter frequency response.mp4

07:00

03 - Logarithmic scale.mp4

05:20

04 - Decibels.mp4

09:02

05 - RC low pass filter.mp4

08:14

06 - Decoupling capacitors.mp4

04:34

07 - RC high pass filter.mp4

04:48

08 - Impedance matching and bridging.mp4

05:38

09 - Challenge Filter audio.mp4

01:24

10 - Solution Filter audio.mp4

04:12

10 - Inductors

01 - Inductance.mp4

04:57

02 - What is an inductor.mp4

04:08

03 - Types of inductors.mp4

02:43

04 - LR response.mp4

04:39

05 - Capacitors vs. inductors.mp4

05:48

11 - Conclusion

01 - Continue to learn more on electronics.mp4

00:45

Exercise Files

Ex_Files_Electronic_Foundations_Basic_Circuits_2021.zip

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As is the case with many technical projects, it's possible to assemble an electronic circuit without really understanding the different parts involved—you can just connect components together to match an electronic schematic. That said, in order to debug an existing circuit—or design your own—you have to actually understand how the individual electrical components work and how to use them together. In this course, join electrical engineer Barron Stone as he shares the knowledge and tools you need to learn exactly that. Barron demonstrates how to build basic circuits using resistors, capacitors, and inductors. He dives into how each component works and shows the common circuits that use them. He explains the difference between alternating current and direct current and how to use an oscilloscope to view electrical signals. Then, he demonstrates building passive filter circuits to remove unwanted frequency components from those signals.

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