ELECTRONICS COURSE
Electronics engineering technology is probably one of The World's most fascinating subjects, since it affects the lives of almost every person alive today. If I had to do an inventory of how amazing and simple electronics really is, and how it affects us individually, this blog would probably turn into a long list of electronic supplies, duplicated to some degree. So to diminish the boredom, let me just say, electronic circuits have influenced all electronic equipment powered by electricity suppliers since its inception.
My objective is to attract an audience interested in my electronics tutorial, into the electronic field. My reasons for for doing so, is that far too few people are knowledgeable about electronics circuits. Let me quantify this. The average family of four have at least two cars. At least two out of four will probbly have some knowledge about repairing a car even if its just to replace the spare wheel.
However, that same family of five would probably have a radios/CD combo in each car and at least one Hi-Fi system in their house, along with at least one computer, 2 TV's, a VCR, and a DVD player with amplifier and speakers. All four may have cellphones, each may also have an MP3 player, a notebook computer, a digital recorder or even a PVR. In the kitchen there may be a radio, a microwave oven, and a electric food processor all controlled by electronics. The house in which they live may be equipt with an alarm system, and electric fence, a remote camera surveillance viewing DVR system, an aerial amplifier, a satellite receiver, a set-top box, a modem or a router connected to the Internet. The point is, in most cases all four of these people don't have a clue how to repair any of their 20 plus electronic devices, should any of them fail.
Electronics projects is like baking. Baking has a short list of ingredients like flour, egg, sugar, water, oil, butter, vanilla essence, cinnamon, salt, etc... In order to bake cake or bread, rolls or doughnuts or pastries, or tortillas, or buritos, or rottis, etc. a combination and quantities of the above ingredients will differ.
Likewise in electronics there are numerous ingredients with which to build electronic equipment. Amongst which are transistors, resistors, diodes, thyristors, capacitors, coils, transformers, chokes, integrated circuits, microprocessors, etc. In order to construct a radio, a certain amount of each of these electronic components would be needed, wired in a specific fashion. In order to manufacture a TV, a whole lot more electronic components are needed, some to create the video circuitry, vertical deflection circuitry, fly-back circuity, audio circuitry, RBG circuitry, luninance circuitry, EHT power supplies and the regulated switch mode power supplies among several other lesser electronic circuits.
So there! Building electronics projects is as easy as baking and you already know the best bakers are the ones with the most practical experience. In the same vain, the best electronics engineering technician is the one with the most hand-on experience. Electronic Technique is the blog that is going to make electronic equipment design and repair easy.
The next blog will cover what looks like colourful grains of rice that populate printed circuit boards, they are called resistors.
Electronics engineering technology is probably one of The World's most fascinating subjects, since it affects the lives of almost every person alive today. If I had to do an inventory of how amazing and simple electronics really is, and how it affects us individually, this blog would probably turn into a long list of electronic supplies, duplicated to some degree. So to diminish the boredom, let me just say, electronic circuits have influenced all electronic equipment powered by electricity suppliers since its inception.
My objective is to attract an audience interested in my electronics tutorial, into the electronic field. My reasons for for doing so, is that far too few people are knowledgeable about electronics circuits. Let me quantify this. The average family of four have at least two cars. At least two out of four will probbly have some knowledge about repairing a car even if its just to replace the spare wheel.
However, that same family of five would probably have a radios/CD combo in each car and at least one Hi-Fi system in their house, along with at least one computer, 2 TV's, a VCR, and a DVD player with amplifier and speakers. All four may have cellphones, each may also have an MP3 player, a notebook computer, a digital recorder or even a PVR. In the kitchen there may be a radio, a microwave oven, and a electric food processor all controlled by electronics. The house in which they live may be equipt with an alarm system, and electric fence, a remote camera surveillance viewing DVR system, an aerial amplifier, a satellite receiver, a set-top box, a modem or a router connected to the Internet. The point is, in most cases all four of these people don't have a clue how to repair any of their 20 plus electronic devices, should any of them fail.
Electronics projects is like baking. Baking has a short list of ingredients like flour, egg, sugar, water, oil, butter, vanilla essence, cinnamon, salt, etc... In order to bake cake or bread, rolls or doughnuts or pastries, or tortillas, or buritos, or rottis, etc. a combination and quantities of the above ingredients will differ.
Likewise in electronics there are numerous ingredients with which to build electronic equipment. Amongst which are transistors, resistors, diodes, thyristors, capacitors, coils, transformers, chokes, integrated circuits, microprocessors, etc. In order to construct a radio, a certain amount of each of these electronic components would be needed, wired in a specific fashion. In order to manufacture a TV, a whole lot more electronic components are needed, some to create the video circuitry, vertical deflection circuitry, fly-back circuity, audio circuitry, RBG circuitry, luninance circuitry, EHT power supplies and the regulated switch mode power supplies among several other lesser electronic circuits.
So there! Building electronics projects is as easy as baking and you already know the best bakers are the ones with the most practical experience. In the same vain, the best electronics engineering technician is the one with the most hand-on experience. Electronic Technique is the blog that is going to make electronic equipment design and repair easy.
The next blog will cover what looks like colourful grains of rice that populate printed circuit boards, they are called resistors.
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