Electronics S1W1: Basic Terminology and Schematic Symbols
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Intro to Electronics: Learn about bonding, conductors, insulators, terminology & schematic symbols (Semester 1, Week 1)
Created by:
Richard Vannoy II
College programming, database and electronics instructor
College programming, database and electronics instructor
Rating:4.47 (352reviews)
1427students enrolled
What Will I Learn?
- You will be able to identify atoms as conductors, semiconductors or insulators.
- You will know why electrical current is the flow of free electrons.
- You will be introduced to schematic diagrams and and many schematic symbols, and be able to identify several schematic symbols.
Requirements
- There are no prerequisites for this course. Math is limited to the ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers, fractions and decimals using a calculator.
Target audience
- This course is appropriate for teens through adults that desire to understand, analyze, design, repair and construct electronic circuits or projects.
- People who take electronics courses often go on to become electronics hobbyists, robotics hobbyists, electronics engineers, electronics test technicians or electronics repair technicians.
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