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3. One's and Two's Complement, ALU, Registers, Display Devices, etc. |
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Electronics Fundamentals
1: Direct Current 51 minutes
Series circuits, parallel circuits, Ohm's Law, digital multimeter, converting complex series-parallel circuits into simple equivalent circuits, using the DMM to measure voltage, current, and resistance.
2: Alternating Current 62 minutes
Transformers, coils, frequency, impedance, inductance, capacitance, average values, effective values, peak and peak to peak values, wavelength, vector diagrams, sine waves, placing a coil or capacitor in an A/C circuit, calculations for coils or capacitors in series or parallel, and more.
3: Semiconductors 57 minutes
Basic semiconductor theory, introduction to 15 semiconductor devices. Diodes, transistors, and other voltage controlling devices.
4: Power Supplies 56 minutes
The different sections of a power supply. Rectifying circuits, regulator circuits, and voltage limiting circuits such as the crow-bar circuit. Troubleshooting power supplies.
5: Amplifiers 57 minutes
Basic amplifier circuits: class A, Class B, and Class C. Operational amplifier and its use in modern circuits.
6: Oscillators 53 minutes
Resonant LC tank circuit, LC, RC, and crystal oscillator circuits. Hartley, Colpitts, Ultra-Audion, Collector coupled, Emitter coupled, UJT and Tunel diode circuits. Temperature control circuits.
7. Batteries 45 minutes
Pioneers
1. Nikola Tesla 90 minutes
Nikola Tesla was one of the most fascinating scientists of the 20th century. He invented, developed or imagined the technology that brought us electricity, remote control, neon and florescent lighting, radio transmission and much more. He was a brilliant and charismatic immigrant whose talent took him to the height of celebrity. He locked horns with Thomas Edison, J. Pierpont Morgan, Guglielmo Marconi, and George Westinghouse. Mark Twain praised his genius. They are all characters in this video.
Thomas Alva Edison earned a place among the most important persons in history when his inventions, such as the light bulb, phonograph, and movie camera, literally transformed the way the world functioned. This video traces the complete story of the famous inventor, from his long quest to develop the light bulb to the devastating effect his growing fame had on his domestic life.
Tiny Machines: The Feynman lectures on nanotachnology.
Computers
1: Computers 50 minutes History Channel
From counting machines to quantum mechanics, Computers presents the definitive exploration into the fast-paced world of technology and innovation. Modern Marvels traces the history and ongoing evolution of the comupter. The film begins with a visit to the home of one of the world's fastest computers - ASCI White- and traces its originis, from an Engli
sh scientist who created the first room-sized computers to today. Interviews are conducted with gurus and computer historians, including Aple co-founder Steve Wozniak.2: Logic Gates and Binary Operations 56 minutes
AND, OR, Inverter, NAND, NOR, Exclusive Or, and Exclusive NOR gate circuits. Using binary notation to Add, Subtract, and Divide.
3. One's and Two's Complement, ALU, Multiplexer, etc 59 minutes
One's Complement, Two's Complement, ALU, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers, Registers, Display Devices, Decoder Circuits
4. Hexadecimal and Octal Notation, Flip Flops, and Adders 55 minutes
Hexadecimal notationj, RS, D, JK, Flip Flops, Half and Full Adders, Counter Circuits
5. CPU and Input-Output Circuits 56 minutes
Central Processing Unit, Input-Output Circuits
6. Memory Devices 56 minutes
ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, SRAM, DRAM, and MBM devices