This comprehensive training starts from the basics of Analog Electronics and system design, which includes designing Sensors, Power Supplies and Transistor based driver circuits.
Students are taken through an extensive hands on training session where they build various analog circuit based projects. With the projects, they gain insights into the core analog electronics design principles and dynamics and are enabled enough to build interactive robots using the same at the end of the training as a major project. These fundamentals also carry directly into our PCB Design and Fabrication course, where you take a circuit from breadboard to a fabricated board.
Eligibility: It's intended for the people with Electrical / Electronics / Communication / Instrumentation / Comp Sc. background with a keen interest in the field of electronics and Basic Robotics. There is no pre-requisite of having knowledge in any computer programming language for this training. Once you're comfortable with the basics here, our Arduino Embedded Systems and Robotics course is a natural next step.
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What you’ll cover.
- Introduction to Analog Electronics
- Familiarization with the various Electronic Tools
- Practical 1: Learning to use a Breadboard
- Practical 2: Making a basic circuit with LED
- Introduction to Power Supply
- Designing a Fixed Power Supply
- Designing an Adjustable Power Supply for your electronic applications
- Practical 3: Designing a Power Supply on a breadboard
- Introduction to 555 Timers
- Anatomy of 555 Timer Circuits
- Building Various Circuits with the 555 Timer
- Practical 5: Developing the circuits on Breadboard
- Continued Practical Sessions on the 555 Timer
- Introduction to Soldering
- Hands on Solder Sessions
- Using a Veroboard
- Practical 4: Building your own power supply on a Veroboard
- Introduction to Manual Robotics
- Explanation of the Robot Dynamics
- Building a Basic Remote Controlled Robot
- Breadboard
- Connecting Wires
- Passive Components
- Veroboards
- Digital ICs
- Soldering Iron
- Solder Lead
- De-soldering Flux
- Cleaning Sponge
- Robot Chassis
- BO Motors
- BO Wheels
- Castor Wheel
- DPDT Switches
- Remote Box
- Remote Wire
- Batteries
- Battery Cap
Good questions.
Basic knowledge of electronics and physics is helpful but not required. The course covers fundamentals for beginners.
Yes, the course is designed for beginners with an interest in electronics. We start from the basics and gradually progress to advanced concepts.
Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate upon successful completion of the course.
You will have access to course materials, live sessions, one-on-one mentoring, and a community forum for support.
Yes, a basic electronics kit is required for hands-on practice. Details about the required components will be provided upon registration.