Electronic productions.
So in week 6 we learnt how to design a pcb board on eagle, differences between digital and analog signal and even the general things we should learn from designing our own board. We now also know what components we need to add for designing our own board, from which website we need to look or search for .So this week we will solder the same board we designed on eagle in week6 we will even learn on how to change the png of a eagle PCB design to a RML file on mit mods. And make it work (just a simple LED blink can also work.) It's electronic week. So this week we were to mill our own Pcb and solder it. After we are done soldering it. The main assignment was to communicate with the board. Electronic is the most important feature of fab academy. We need to have knowledge on electronics as well. This is an important youtube video to understand the basics of electronics. here.
Link to our group assignment is here.
What you should know in electronics are
What is a circuit?
So in electronics, a circuit is a fixed path that electricity flows through. Which consists of a conductor, a current source and a load. This circuit term can be used in general sense to refer to any complete path that an electricity or a signal can travel through.
What are different Power Sources?
Power source is the main source or origin of incoming electricity. Most of the power sources are electricity sources into outlets, batteries,or generators.
What is a load?
An electrical load is the component of the circuit that consumes energy or power. Wich includes light bulbs and appliances.
5) What is a conductor?
It is a substance or a material that allows electricity to flow through.
According to google; In a conductor electrical charges carries usually electronics or ions, move easily from atom to atom when voltage is applied.
6) What is the difference between Voltage, Current and Resistance?
Difference between Voltage,Current and Resistance
Voltage | current | resistance |
difference between charge between two points | rate at which charge is flowing | material tendency to resist the flow of charge. |
symbol for voltage is V | symbol for current is C | symbol is resistance R |
unit of volatge is volt | si unit of current is ampere | unit for Resistance is ohms Ω |