Digital Electronics school training courses in Boston, MA (public, in-house or online)

This course forms the digital half of a two-semester sequence that provides a lab-intensive survey of electronics (the analog half of the sequence is PHYS E-123a). It covers digital design, emphasizing microprocessors and microcontrollers as well as programmable logic devices, and provides an understanding of the fundamentals of computer circuitry. After examining analog-digital interfacing issues, students program and attach peripherals to a microcontroller. We offer the design in either of two...

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Electronics school covers the following:
Basic Electrical Concepts
Altering Current and Transformers
Diodes and Rectification
Capacitors and DC Filtering
Transistors and Voltage Regulation
Audio Amplification
Power Control Devices and Circuits
Integrated Circuits
Digital Electronics and Computers
Resonance and IC Filters
Diagnosing Analog and Audio Circuits
Diagnosing Pulse and Digital Circuits

The Basic Electronics Course is comprised of 17 comprehensive lessons. They are easy to follow, yet challenging and stimulating at the same time. Each lesson begins with a subject matter preview and objectives, an introductory note from your instructor and a vocabulary builder of new words and terms.

Next comes the reading assignment. Practice exercises help you check and review what you’ve learned. Optional hands-on projects give you the chance to experience the results of your trai...

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Objectives To help participants to understand the concepts and terminology of digital electronics. It is not an in-depth digital electronics course but rather a course aimed at individuals who require an intensive review of basic principals, without the assumption of any prior knowledge of the topic. The course is fast paced and as non-mathematical as possible.

Certificate Programs: This course is required for TTi’s Electronic Design Specialist (EDS) certificate program. It may be used as...

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