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Hardware Academy Courses
The Complete Electronics Course: Analog Hardware Design
4.4 (4,770 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 24.3h- 2024
$16.99
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4.6 (59 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 8.5h
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Most Recent Review
It's a bit too basic so far (Section 1 part 4), but I have spotted a mistake. The video says that the non-conductive covering on a wire is called an "isolator". This is wrong, it is an "insulator". Now half way through the course (part 120) and it's not that great. Quite a few mistakes and mismatches between the commentary and videos. Too much of the mathematics just skipped. Errors in some results. The concepts are being presented adequately, but overall... you get what you pay for.
- Review by James Ross McLachlan on The Complete Electronics Course: Analog Hardware Design
Instructor Bio
Hardware Academy has more than 7 years of experience in several different industries: Defense, Telecommunications, Semiconductors, Electronic Design Automation, Computer Software. Its immediate objective is to utilize its effective communication skills and innate technical ability to provide high-quality courses for students all over the world.
We try to teach students electronics in the most comprehensive and fun way possible.
