From your idea to the schematic
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| − | | | + | |description=To build a circuit board the schematic must be first designed which requires a little knowledge on basic electronics. In this workshop you will get taught everything you need to create some basic circuits. |
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|location=Hackerspace, Strassen | |location=Hackerspace, Strassen | ||
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| + | |cost=0 EUR | ||
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| + | |intro=In this workshop you learn how a schematic for an electronic circuit is created out of an idea. | ||
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=From your idea to the schematic= | =From your idea to the schematic= | ||
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| + | '''This is a workshop still in the process of being prepared and held in months when time allows. Also have a look at the [https://source.hacker.lu/projects/electronics-workshop workshop project page] which could contain some more information.''' | ||
Sometimes you might have an idea for a certain application but you don't know how to design it. This workshop will help you to understand and to dimension the electronic parts you need. | Sometimes you might have an idea for a certain application but you don't know how to design it. This workshop will help you to understand and to dimension the electronic parts you need. | ||
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* [http://electronicdesign.com/ Electronic design] | * [http://electronicdesign.com/ Electronic design] | ||
| + | * [http://wiki.xtronics.com/index.php/Main_Page Some theory] | ||
| + | * [http://de.wikibooks.org/wiki/Elektrotechnik_Unterricht/_Bipolartransistoren/_Analogverst%C3%A4rker Dimension an amplifier (in German)] | ||
| + | * [http://www.opencircuits.com/Basic_Circuits_and_Circuit_Building_Blocks Basic circuits] | ||
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 From your idea to the schematic
Engineer your own circuit.
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| Type of Event: | Workshop |
| From: | 2010/04/01 13:00:00 |
| Till: | 2010/04/01 23:42:00 |
| Recurring: | no |
| Organizer: | Slopjong |
| Cost: | 0 EUR0 $ 0 £ 0 CHF |
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| Attendees: | Nick17 Log-in to RSVP |
| Contact Person(s): | Slopjong (mail) |
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| Where: | Hackerspace, Strassen (11, rue du Cimetière, L-8018 Strassen, Luxembourg) |
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To build a circuit board the schematic must be first designed which requires a little knowledge on basic electronics. In this workshop you will get taught everything you need to create some basic circuits.
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[edit] From your idea to the schematic
This is a workshop still in the process of being prepared and held in months when time allows. Also have a look at the workshop project page which could contain some more information.
Sometimes you might have an idea for a certain application but you don't know how to design it. This workshop will help you to understand and to dimension the electronic parts you need.
I will use the TV-B-Gone as an example application and the focus will be on resistors, transistors and LEDs. How microcontrollers and the other parts work will not be explained in depth.
Questions like these
- What is voltage?
- What is current?
- What is a resistor?
- What is a LED?
- What is a transistor?
- How do I calculate the required current/voltage/resistor value?
will be answered and you will know the theory you need to design applications with resistors, transistors and LEDs.
