Analog Electronics for Beginners - Diodes & Capacitors (Udemy.com)

It is a detailed course about diodes. Theory is followed by useful examples which deepen the understanding of the subject and describe mathematical treatment of diodes in circuits. Circuit simulation confirms the math. Basic knowledge of electronics is required for understanding the course, including KVL and KCL laws. This course is a groundwork for studying multijunction devices, like transistors.

Thank you for your fast response and a solution to my software download issue This course is really good in deep understanding of diodes with simulation and graphs. This course is simply excellent so far. I really appreciate the worked out examples of complex diode circuits. I am really happy with the simulations that go in to detail . Excellent

The course is just awesome. The method of determining whether a diode is forward-biased or reverse-biased in circuits where either or both the p and n sides have unknown potentials was very well explained by the instructor—hats off. Additionally, explaining clamper circuits with an AC sinusoidal input signal could deepen understanding of the charging and discharging cycles of a capacitor and its polarities. Furthermore, a few more important diode circuits could have been covered, such as rectifier circuits for alternating current (AC) and voltage regulator circuits. Other than this, the course is very good for understanding the fundamentals of BJTs, MOSFETs, etc.

I'm giving money to my university just to get a certificate, I would like to learn all the concepts of electronics from sir. I use to think I know everything about diodes, before enrolling in the course I thought why the instructor is taking 12 hours to explain diodes and capacitors but when I enrolled in the course, I understood that I hardly know anything about diodes. So those who want to learn electronics in depth I will recommend this course. Now I'm thinking to enroll in his rest of the courses as well.

analog electronics is one of the toughest branch of electronics but the way practical buddy has explained the things, to me it seems pretty easy. I had completed p-n junction diode, the only thing I can say is that instructor is master in this field. Thanks sir for providing such a great content. The content you will learn in this course is way different than what you may learn in your colleges, youtube, all other paid courses available on udemy and coursera , etc.

A very good Course to learn analog electronics in detailed way. I have an E&E engineering degree and what you will learn in this course is very similar to what you'll learn in a university, but it is explained in a very simple way and at a reasonable pace. Plus it gives you practical examples and it has a good balance between theory and examples. I wish I was taught like this in university. Would recommend strongly.

The only drawback of the course is the accent of the instructor else this is one of the best course for electronics at-least better than what I learned in coursera. In coursera you find lots of tutors explaining the concepts with ppt which is little difficult to understand but here I really liked the way the instructor presented the concept.

I enrolled for the very first course of electricity enjoyed the content then also enrolled for semiconductors and now this one I can only say one thing practical-buddy has structured each and every course properly. First time in my life I'm enjoying electronics. I hope same faculties like practical-buddy join my college so that we will enjoy the overall learning process.

One of the best instructor for electronics. I enrolled for various courses on skillshare, coursera etc but no one taught like him. This course is fully technical. Those who want to learn electronics from scratch I would suggest enroll in all his courses he explains all the concepts in depth