If you enjoyed these experiments, then you’re in for a real treat, because there’s a lot MORE experiments in Lesson 4: Digital Logic!
Since the mid 1980’s, digital electronics have slowly become an ever increasing part of our lives. And now, you’d be hard pressed to find any device that doesn’t use digital electronics. Digital electronics are in the TV you watch, your computer, your phone, your car, the appliances in your kitchen, and so much more. So, to help understand how digital works, we’ll be exploring digital electronics in this series of videos.
We are going to cover a lot of ground in workbook 2 beginning with learning about the basics of digital electronics. This will include learning what a bit is, what a high and a low are, basic digital gates, among other topics.
Click here to view the next set of experiments in Electronics.