L1 Electronics Camp April 2025

Hands-On Electronics Program for Young Innovators

Explore the World of Electronics!

This exciting program introduces children to the fundamentals of electricity, magnetism, and semiconductor electronics in a fun and interactive way. Participants will learn how to build electronic circuits on breadboards using essential components like resistors, capacitors, transistors, ICs, sensors, and motors.

No Prior Experience Needed!

Designed for beginners, this program covers the basics of electricity, magnetism, and circuit building, giving students a strong foundation for a lifelong journey of hands-on electronics.

What to Expect:

✔️ Beginner level circuit building

✔️ Foundational theory covered in a predominantly hands-on program
✔️ All materials provided (except for a multimeter, which participants need to purchase)
✔️ Build and take home your own electronics kit
✔️ Restricted exposure to PCB circuits and soldering

✔️ Next level program to happen in May (covering Arduino, motors and more complex circuits)

Eligibility:

📌 Ages: 12 years and above (or 6th grade and above)

Program Schedule and Fee:

📅 Start Date: End of March or Beginning of April (exact date to be decided)
⏰ Schedule: 10 sessions (Monday, Tuesday & Friday) | 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
💰 Fee: Rs. 7,200 per month (Includes materials and tools, except multimeter)

Join Us & Kickstart Your Electronics Journey!

For inquiries, contact 725 952 8336.

Detailed Program Coverage:

• Concepts of voltage, current, resistance

• Measurement of voltage, current, resistance

• Multimeter usage

• DC circuits on cardboard - series and parallel

• Build a Voltaic cell (Copper and Zinc electrodes)

• Electromagnetism - Faraday's and Lenz's law demo

• Build a simple DC Motor

• Wireless charging circuit (using transistor)

• Solar power demo circuits

• Usage of breadboard to build solderless electronic circuits

• Darkness sensing circuits (auto lights on)

• Circuits using capacitors and transistors

• NPN and PNP transistors (2N3904, BC547, etc.)

• Water level indicator and alarm circuit

• Flashing LED circuit using Timer 555 IC

• If time permits, a couple of more additional projects will be covered

What will not be covered in L1 program?

Arduino and Robotics (which will be covered in L2 program to be announced)