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Lesson-1-> Introduction to basic Electronics fundamental concepts.4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Lesson -2-> Introduction to Breadboard4 Topics|1 Quiz
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What is Breadboard?
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Hardware Description of Breadboard
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Why Breadboard ?
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How to use breadboard?
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What is Breadboard?
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Lesson-3 -> Introduction to LED4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Lesson-4->Introduction to switches4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Lesson-5-> Introduction to Transistor and voltage regulator4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Lesson-6 -> Introduction to capacitor5 Topics|1 Quiz
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Lesson-7->Introduction to Relay and diode4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Activity-1->How to turn on/off multiple LED’s using a slider switch4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Activity-2->How to use transistor as a switch and amplifier3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Activity-3->How to make a LDR project with transistor3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Activity-4->How to make a charging and discharging circuit of capacitor3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Why Breadboard ?
07/03/2021
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Why Breadboard ?
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Breadboard is a solder-less board, so there is great way to make multiple temporarily and prototyping circuits.
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If some users are new in electronics then breadboard is the best way to make any simpler or complex circuit.
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You can test out new parts, like Integrated circuits (ICs). When you are trying to figure out how a part works and constantly rewiring things, you don’t want to have to solder your connections each time.
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As already ,mentioned there is no permanent connections on breadboard so If any user wants to troubleshoot any predefined circuits then using a solder-less board is the best way to work.