Understand Electronic & Microcontroller Circuit Design and Simulation

Are you interested in mastering the art of Electronic and Microcontroller Circuit Design and Simulation? Then look no further than this free online course. This course has been specially designed to guide you through the interfacing and simulation of your first circuit, with added components in both 2D and 3D design. It's a fantastic opportunity to become proficient in editing and wiring 3D simulation. Understanding the different parts will ensure that you use them in the right combinations to run your circuit efficiently. You will discover the usefulness of resistors in your circuits which helps reduce the current in the circuit so that the LED does not exceed its maximum rated current. Gain insight into the editing and wiring of components correctly in your circuits by ensuring that you pick the correct battery and resistors from the list of essential elements. You will also master working with the breadboard by ensuring that power flows through both sides of the board and correctly connects other components.
Starting off, we will introduce you to the breadboard, a powerful prototyping tool that will help you take your electronic skills to the next level. The breadboard allows you to connect multiple components. Moving on, we will explore the principles behind correctly connecting your breadboard to the power source. To do this, you will need to understand that the electricity flows from the positive side of the power source to the negative side in all circuits. You will also learn how to add an RGB LED to your circuit, allowing you to produce different colours in one package. Most importantly, the course will highlight the importance of connecting the RGB LED cathode terminal to the ground through a resistor to regulate the current running through the LED. This course will explore the different kinds of breadboards available to use in your circuits under other circumstances.
You will also learn about a fundamental concept in circuit design known as Ohm's Law and how you can apply it to ensure that you can safely light up any LED in your circuits. There are two types of fundamental circuits. We will apply them to ensure that you can most efficiently utilise them and light up multiple LEDs. You will become comfortable using the Arduino board, which you can program to listen to electrical signals and take actions based on these inputs. Finally, you will study the primary goal of using serial monitors. We will cover dealing with RGB LEDs with Potentiometers, reading the analogue value, Arduino dealing with multiple LEDs and breadboards. This course will interest Electronics and Microcontroller Circuit designers or learners enthusiastic about studying circuit design and simulation. Why wait! Sign up for this course today and learn to design your first circuit.