Introduction to Electronics

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Introduction to Electronics

  • Course level: Short Courses

About Course

Language : Arabic - English
Training days : from Saturday to Thursday
Course duration : 20 training hours
Location : Lootah Technical Center

Description

Embark on an exciting journey through the introduction of electronics! From safety protocols to hands-on experiments, discover the magic behind circuits, components, and soldering. Let’s ignite your curiosity and spark your passion for innovation!

Program
Hours
Rules and principles of occupational safety at work.
4
How to use the Breadboard and connect the electronic parts through it.
6
Learn about the different electronic parts like (LED, Diode, Inductor, Capacitor, Capacitor, Resistor, etc.)
6
Zener Diode circuit connections, Connecting Voltage Regulator Circuits.
4
Connecting Full Bridge Rectifier Circuits.
4
Use of Oscilloscope and Function Generator devices.
8
Gain skills and basics of welding and using SMD Rework and practical training on electronic boards.
10
How to connect the EMI circuit.
AC/DC Fixed Power Supply Circuit Design.
12
PNP & NPN transistor circuits, practical application of electronic circuits.
15
Circuits (Digital) for the Timer 555.
12
Types of relay and how to connect it in an electronic circuit.
Practical application of electronic circuits using Relay.
8
Practical application of LDR circuits
9
Gaining skills in the basics of maintenance and troubleshooting electronic boards.
8
Practical project design.
8
Final assessment.
6

What Will I Learn?

  • Foundational Understanding
  • Safety Awareness
  • Battery Configurations.
  • Component Identification and Usage
  • Measurement and Testing
  • Practical Circuit Prototyping

Target Audience

  • Students: Pursuing degrees in electronics or engineering.
  • Professionals: Engineers and technicians updating their skills.
  • Industry Workers: Employees in manufacturing and telecommunications.
  • Technicians: Handling installation and maintenance of electronic devices.
  • Hobbyists: Enthusiasts building and experimenting with electronics.