
Explore electrical and electronics engineering basics, including wiring, symbols, circuits, devices, batteries, power supplies, fuses, grounds, and wires.
Explore electrical wires and switches, learn common symbols and connections, including bridges, not connected indications, and dots for joined wires, plus switch types, mosfets, circuit diagrams, and schematics.
The lecture explains three types of electrical grounds—analogue, digital, and chassis—and notes digital ground's use in microelectronic circuits and servers, while chassis ground connects to the chassis.
Explore electrical measuring devices, including voltmeter, ammeter, ohmmeter, galvanometer, and oscilloscope, and learn how each measures voltage, current, resistance, and frequency.
Explore electrical cells and batteries through schematic symbols, including single cells, multi-cell bundles, and many-cell arrangements, with notes on variable voltage symbols.
Explore electrical power supplies by identifying symbols for AC and DC voltage, adjustable controls, and laptop adapter jacks, and understanding their meanings in schematics.
Explore electrical bulbs and lamp symbols, compare the standard symbol with alternate icons, and see how bulbs appear in circuits, including a note that a square means flashing.
Learn about electrical fuses and their symbols, including fuse symbols and fuse switches, and understand that fuses protect circuits and other components, including motherboards.
Explore four symbols used for electrical inductors, including the standard coil and IRA inductor representations, and understand how different inductors are depicted in schematics.
Explore electrical transformers, including symbols, primary and secondary windings, and metal cores, with notes on adjustable transformers.
Explore how an electrical relay uses a coil (inductor) to energize a switch, producing normally open and normally closed contacts, plus SPDT configurations with a common point.
Explore electrical cables and wires by analyzing schematic symbols, including dots for connections, single and multi-core lines, shielded cables, and coaxial cables.
Explore common electrical symbols for resistors, variable resistors, capacitors (normal and polarized), diodes, LEDs, transistors, and amplifiers, and learn their international and US representations.
Explore a basic circuit with a cell, switch, and lamp to show current flow, and review resistor symbols and a transformer-based switching power supply with rectifier.
Electrical Engineering Basics: Electrical Wiring & Symbols course is intended for those interested in Electrical & Electronics studying.
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The course will teach you Electrical Engineering Basics in an easy way.
The course is created with perfect care by a professional in Electronics & Schematics analysis.
The course is not long, so you can complete it in a short time, and then enjoy your new experiences.
Your inquiries will be answered in a short time with a full explanation of any question.
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Simple and easy-to-understand explanation with examples.
A certificate will be provided upon completion of the course.
Topics that you going to learn in this course are :
Complete Electrical Engineering Basics;
Electrical Wires and Switches in detail;
Types of Electrical Grounds include Analogue Ground, Digital Ground, and chassis Ground;
All types of Electrical Measuring Devices;
Electrical Cells and Batteries;
Electrical Power Supply and Sources;
Electrical Bulbs/Lamps;
Electrical Fuses Symbols and its working principle;
Electrical Inductors in detail;
Electrical Transformers;
Electrical Relay and its working principle;
Electrical Cables and Wires;
Electrical Circuit Diagram;
Many other Electrical Symbols.
If you are interested in one of the points we talked about before, then this course is for you.
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