Sat November 16, 2013
Beginning Electronics
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at The Museum of American Heritage
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This is a hands-on class where students learn what electricity is, how to control it to do useful things, and how to read a schematic diagram. Then, each student incorporates these ideas to assemble, wire, and solder an electric circuit that consist of lights, switches, an LED, and a tone generator. Students can use this take-home project to learn how to send and receive Morse Code, the universal language that Ham Radio Operators use every day to send messages directly to each other all over the world without wires and without using the Internet. This class serves as a prequel to MOAH's "Solid State Electronics" Workshop.
Ages 10 and up.
$70 Members/$80 Non-members
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Ages 10 and up.
$70 Members/$80 Non-members
This is a hands-on class where students learn what electricity is, how to control it to do useful things, and how to read a schematic diagram. Then, each student incorporates these ideas to assemble, wire, and solder an electric circuit that consist of lights, switches, an LED, and a tone generator. Students can use this take-home project to learn how to send and receive Morse Code, the universal language that Ham Radio Operators use every day to send messages directly to each other all over the world without wires and without using the Internet. This class serves as a prequel to MOAH's "Solid State Electronics" Workshop.
Ages 10 and up.
$70 Members/$80 Non-members
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Ages 10 and up.
$70 Members/$80 Non-members
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The Museum of American Heritage
351 Homer Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301
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