Are you a student at a Polytechnic School, a University, or a former Technological Educational Institute (TEI), and Electronics is part of your curriculum?

Electronics I is a foundational course for students pursuing Engineering, Computer Science, or Physics.

This course covers:

Basic concepts: electric charge, current, voltage, resistance, energy, power

Passive components: resistors, capacitors, inductors

Diodes: operation, characteristics, applications

Transistors: operation, characteristics, amplifier configurations

Amplifiers: fundamental principles, topologies, characteristics

Logic circuits: basic logic gates, combinational and sequential circuits

Digital systems: number systems, codes, memory, processors

Indicatively, some of the subject areas I teach in this course, without being limited to these, include:

• Introduction to semiconductor theory

• Basic diodes

• Zener diodes

• Diodes in AC circuits

• Half-wave rectifiers

• Rectifiers

• Clippers

• Voltage regulation

• BJT transistors

• JFET transistors

• MOSFET transistors

• Transistors in AC operation

• Thyristors

Through Electronics I, I help you develop the following skills:

• Understanding the fundamental principles of Electronics

• Analysis and synthesis of electronic circuits

• Use of measurement instruments and laboratory equipment

• Application of Electronics to real-world problems

• Development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills

Over the past 8+ years, I have helped 25+ students fully grasp the course material and succeed in their exams.

                                                      Do you want to succeed as well?