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10 hours
All levels
Course Description:
This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of current electricity and DC circuits, as well as how to use Thinkercad to simulate circuits. It is perfect for students of electrical, electronics, instrumentation, biomedical, and robotic engineering, as well as anyone who is curious to learn more about electronics.
In Part 1, you will learn:
The difference between conductors and insulators
What current is and how to measure it
What a resistor is and how to find its value
What voltage is
What power is and how to calculate it
The difference between AC and DC circuits
Ohm's law with experiment
Series and parallel circuits with numerical examples
In Part 2, you will learn:
What nodes, meshes, and loops are
KVL and KCL rules
Mesh analysis
Supermesh analysis
Nodal analysis
Voltage and current divider rules
Thevenin's law
Norton's law
You will also learn how to simulate circuits in Thinkercad.
By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of current electricity and DC circuits, and you will be able to use Thinkercad to simulate circuits.
Who this course is for:
Students of electrical, electronics, instrumentation, biomedical, and robotic engineering
Anyone who is curious to learn more about electronics
Why take this course?
Learn the fundamentals of current electricity and DC circuits in a clear and concise way
Master the use of Thinkercad to simulate circuits
Get a head start on your engineering studies or prepare for a career in electronics
Enroll today and start your journey to becoming an expert in current electricity and DC circuits!
In part 1 you will learn some basic concepts of current electricity like current, voltage, resistor, etc along with introduction to Thinkercad software.
In part 2 you will learn different techniques to solve complex circuits along with simulation of that circuits on the thinkercad software
Network Theory concepts (Mesh, super-mesh, Nodal analysis, Voltage and current divider techniques, Thevenin's and Norton's theorem)
Simulation of different circuits on Thinkercad software
You will learn to operate voltmeter, ammeter and multimeter
You will learn how to measure voltage and current of any circuit and resistance of any resistor
You will learn how to generate different ac signals like Sine wave, Square wave and Triangular wave
You will be able to convert any complex circuit into it's simple form
Introduction
Courses Overview
Current Electricity
Difference Between Conductors, Insulators and Semiconductors
What is a Current
What is a Resistor
What is a Voltage
What is a Power
Difference Between AC and DC Circuits
Introduction to Thinkercad Software
Thinkercad Software
Understanding Different AC Signal, DC Offset Voltage and Concept of Frequency
Understanding the Concept of Time and Frequency in Depth on Thinkercad Software
Ohms Law
Introduction to Ohms Law
Experimental Analysis of Ohm's law (Experiment - 1)
Experimental Analysis of Ohms Law (Experiment - 2)
Ohms Law Conclusion
Series and Parallel Circuits
Introduction to Series and Parallel Circuits
Basic Numerical on Deries and Parallel Circuits
Numerical on the Combination of Series Parallel Circuits
Complex Numerical on Series Parallel Circuit
Electrical Circuits
Concept of Nodes, Meshes and Loops
KVL and KCL
Introduction to Kirchoff's Voltage Law
Introduction to Kirchoff's Current Law
Basic Numericals on KVL and KCL
Mesh Analysis
Understanding Mesh Analysis
Solving Circuit with Two Meshes in a Loop Using Mesh Analysis
Simulation of the Above Circuit
Solving Circuit with Three Meshes in a Loop Using Mesh Analysis
Simulation of the Above Circuit
Shortcut Trick to Solve Mesh Analysis
Supermesh Analysis
Basics of Supermesh
Example of Supermesh
Supermesh Numerical
Nodal Analysis
Understanding Definition and Basic Concept of Nodal Analysis
Nodal Analysis Example
Numerical on Nodal Analysis
Simulation of Nodal Analysis Circuit (Part-1)
Simulation of Nodal Analysis (Part -2)
Voltage Divider Technique
Introduction to Voltage Divider Technique
Numerical on Voltage Divider Technique
Example of Voltage Divider Technique
Current Divider Technique
Introduction to Current Divider Technique
Numerical on Current Divider Rule
Thevenin's Theorem
Introduction to Thevenin's Theorem
Numerical on Thevenin's Theorem
Norton's Theorem
Introduction to Norton's Therom
Numerical on Norton's Theorem
A course by Practical Buddy Biomedical Engineer/ Teacher RequirementsBasic algebra for mathematical calculations or scientific calculatorPc or Laptop to simulate the circuits on the thinkercad softwareDecent connection of internet Audience Those who are curious to learn arduino Those who are curious to learn electronics Those who are curious to learn electric circuits Those who are curious to learn simulation software Anyone opting for electrical or electronics engineering
Those who are curious to learn arduino
Those who are curious to learn electronics
Those who are curious to learn electric circuits
Those who are curious to learn simulation software
Anyone opting for electrical or electronics engineering
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