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Have you ever wondered how expansive the world of robotics truly is? Robotics encompasses three core components: Electronics, Mechanical, and Programming. Our Robotics Classes for Kids delve into the exciting realm of electronics through hands-on activities and interactive circuit-building. Students begin by mastering essential concepts such as voltage, current, resistance, and capacitance. This course moves beyond theoretical knowledge, engaging students in practical experiments that reinforce their understanding and inspire innovative problem-solving.
Designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in electronic circuit design and construction, this course also introduces students to a list of electronic components used in real-life robotics applications. By integrating theory with hands-on practice, students will develop creative solutions and acquire valuable skills applicable to real-world robotics scenarios. For more details, refer to the curriculum, which outlines the course content and specific learning outcomes.
Laptop or Desktop Required: students are required to have access to a laptop or desktop computer equipped with a functioning microphone and camera.
Learning Mode: The course is conducted through live instructor-led sessions, ensuring personalized guidance and interaction.
No Distractions: To maximize learning, it’s essential for students to engage in the classes without distractions.
Upon Completion of the Course, Students Will Have:
Chapter 1 — Let There Be Light
Electronics Fundamentals: Current, Voltage and Resistance
Type of Materials: Conductors, Insulators & Semiconductors
Color Codes of Resistors: Decoding Resistance
Types of Circuit: Closed, Open & Short
Series and Parallel Circuits
Chapter 2 — LED Brightness Control
Potentiometer for Mood Control
RGB LED Color Mixing
Joystick Controlled RGB LED Project
Conclusion
Chapter 3 — Touch Sensor Circuit
The Transistor: Major Invention
Semiconductor Materials
Diodes
Transistors: The Tiny Powerhouse
Touch Sensor Circuit Project
Chapter 4 — Automatic Street Light
Introduction to LDR
Voltage Division Rule
Circuit Diagram
Building
Working
Chapter 5 — Running Motor Using Transistor & Robotics
Motor Basics
Motor Working
Push Button Switch
Forward/Reverse Concepts
Chapter 6 — Contactless AC Line Tester
Concept
Building Project
Materials
Circuit Diagram
Working
Conclusion
Chapter 7 — Astable Multivibrator
What is an Astable Multivibrator?
AC vs DC
Waveforms
Capacitors
Capacitor Applications
Astable Multivibrator Project
Testing
Conclusion
Chapter 8 — Variable Power Supply
Integrated Circuits
Voltage Regulators
Types of Regulators
LM317 IC
Variable Power Supply Project
Materials
Circuit
Building
Working
Chapter 9 — Melody Generator
UM-66 Melody Generator IC
Circuit
Zener Diode
Working
Materials
Steps
Applications
Conclusion
Chapter 10 — LED Flasher
Integrated Circuit
555 Timer IC
Internal Structure
Block Diagram
Comparator
Flip-Flop
Operating Modes of the 555 Timer
Building LED Flasher Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Conclusion
Chapter 11 — Water Level Indicator
Building Water Level Indicator Circuit
Building the Water Level Indicator Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Chapter 12 — Fire Extinguisher
Working Principle
Photodiode Functionality
DC Water Pump
How the DC Water Pump Works
TIP31C Transistor
Why Use TIP31C?
Building the Circuit
Chapter 13 — Clap Switch
Electret Microphone
Building the Clap Switch Project
Building the Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Chapter 14 — Traffic Light
Circuit Diagram
Working of the Circuit
Building the Traffic Light Circuit
Conclusion
Chapter 15 — Police Siren
Circuit Diagram
Building the Police Siren Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Conclusion
Chapter 16 — IR Based Security System
IR LED
Photodiode
Circuit Diagram
Building the IR Based Security System Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Conclusion
Chapter 17 — LED Chaser
CD4017 Counter IC
Circuit Diagram
Building the LED Chaser Project
Working of the Circuit
Conclusion
Chapter 18 — Electronic Dice
CD4026 Decade Counter With 7-Segment Display
7-Segment Display
Structure and Layout
Building the Electronic Dice Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Conclusion
Chapter 19 — Conveyor Belt Product Counter
Concept of Working
CD4026
Circuit Diagram
Building the Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Conclusion
Chapter 20 — DC Motor Direction Control
Joystick Module Pinouts
Circuit Diagram
Building the Circuit
Working of the Circuit
Conclusion