Two complete curricula developed topic by topic: the Electronics Technician program (years 4–7 of technical secondary school) and the Electronic Engineering degree at the UTN (Argentina's National Technological University). Theory, animated diagrams, worked examples, lab practice and self-assessment.
"Omnes sumus in canale, pauci autem ad astra vident"
Pick a subject to see its topics. Each topic has its own full page.
No topic matches that search. Try another word, or search the whole site with the magnifier above.
The same breakdown for the degree program. Topics with their own page are linked; the rest are still in development.
The curriculum is not a list: topics come back year after year, each time in greater depth. One map for the technical school and another for the degree program.
Three views of the complete program: the mind map year by year, the matrix showing how deeply each subject covers each topic, and the explorer that follows a cross-cutting topic from its introduction to its application.
Open the map → 🎓The same map, one step up: the 37 subjects and 321 core topics of the degree program, according to the UTN curriculum design (2023 curriculum). It applies to all the regional faculties.
Open the map →Calculators, simulators and notes that go along with the subjects. They run in the browser, with nothing to install.
A lab bench with nine instruments: two oscilloscopes, a spectrum analyzer, two generators, a multiplier, an adder and two filters. BNC cables are connected by dragging, and you can set up and compare double sideband, AM and the two single-sideband variants.
Enter the bench → 🎨Get a resistor's value from its color code. For 4 and 5 bands, with the color table and the calculation step by step.
Open calculator → 🔢Convert between International System prefixes (pico, nano, micro, kilo…), decode the capacitor code and copy Greek and electronics symbols.
Open tool → 🔀Interactive course: binary numbers, logic gates (with 40XX ICs), a circuit builder with truth table, Karnaugh map and simplification, sequential logic and the datasheets of the ICs.
Open course → ⏱️Astable and monostable: choose R and C and watch the capacitor charge and discharge next to the timing chart, with the equations, reverse design and the datasheet.
Open simulator → 🔋From mains AC to a stable, adjustable DC: see how the signal is transformed at each stage, with the equations, the circuit and the datasheet.
Open simulator → 🔺From the fundamentals to the instrumentation amplifier: each configuration with its schematic, its equation and the step-by-step mathematical derivation of the four basic amplifiers.
Open card → 🎛️From the transistor effect to signal amplifiers: characteristic curves, load line, the transistor as a switch and as an amplifier, biasing, regulated power supplies, common emitter and common collector, and Darlington. With live diagrams and calculations.
Open card → 📡The classic balanced modulator: what it means to multiply two signals, DSB-SC versus AM, the IC inside and the circuit of Figure 27 of its datasheet, with live oscilloscopes and spectra.
Open card → ⚡Where the sine wave comes from, starting with a rotating vector, peak and RMS values, how R, L and C behave under alternating current, impedance and resonance, the plot of V against I and the three powers. All animated, with exercises at the end.
Open card → 📻The Q code used by amateur radio operators, the tree that shows how letters are built in Morse, and a key trainer for practicing sending with the keyboard.
Open card →What isn't electronics but is here anyway.
🐷A chessboard to play with a friend, the scientific calculator and cursive handwriting practice. Odds and ends that kept turning up.
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