Basic Electricity and Electronics

For beginners or interested as a hobby, everything in the name of basic electricity and electronics is on this course.

What you'll learn
Electric current and voltage concepts.
Basic electrical circuit and Ohm's Law.
Breadboard usage and circuit design.
Resistance types, properties and use of the circuit.
AC and DC properties and differences between them.
Operating logic of semiconductor circuit elements.
Operating logic of coil and capacitor from passive circuit elements.
Use of Proteus circuit simulation program.
Resistance, current and voltage measurement with multimeter.
Requirements
All topics will be explained from the ground up. There are no prerequisites. You will also learn while watching without getting bored.
Description
In order to have a profession and specialize in the field of Electricity and Electronics, first of all you need to learn the basics of this field. Nowadays, in the fields of automotive, machinery, mechatronics and computers, electrical and electronics are indispensable elements. This course is also designed to meet and contribute to this need.

Most importantly, no special hardware or software is required. This is an introductory course about the theory of Electricity and Electronics, so no previous knowledge is required. To get the best out of the lessons, students should be comfortable with some basic arithmetic as I will often write and solve equations, in particular when analyzing simple circuits. Understanding a bit of physics can help too, but it is not required. Electronic circuits are everywhere, from computers and smartphones, to home appliances and cars. Think of all the everyday objects that are becoming smart in the future, most of the things that we own will contain some electronics. Jobs in electronics are in high demand and well paid in almost every country!

In the Basic Electricity-Electronics course, you will find a lot of lessons about basic concepts, direct current and alternating current principles, circuit analysis, working logic of active circuit elements made of passive and semiconductors, use of circuit simulation programs and use of measuring instruments.

Who this course is for:
Students in Electrical, Electronics, Automotive, Mechatronics and Computer departments of vocational high schools and associate degree programs.
Anyone interested in Electrical-Electronics as a hobby and curious.
Electrical and Electronics Engineering students.
Electronic Communication Engineering students.
Computer Engineering students.
Students who study in the departments of Electrical, Electronics, Automotive, Mechatronics and Computer teaching at the Faculties of Education.
Students studying in related departments of Faculty of Technology.