Course Description
Students learn the basic principles of electronics along with hands-on techniques for incorporating it into their work. An introduction to electronic components, circuits, motors, and actuators available for integration into art projects. A look at various forms of motor control, and the necessary means to power these devices.
Athena Title
E-GADGETS EXP MEDIA
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
Students will encounter electronic analog answers to some of the most common technical needs, gaining a foundation which enables them to expand their repertoire of aesthetic technological skills. DC and AC motors, solenoids, electromagnets, relays, pneumatics, and other exotic devices will be explored. Students construct multiple small projects that utilize these systems. Media demonstrations show how artists and scientists employ such systems.
Topical Outline
1) History of electronics and art. 2) Circuit boards 3) AC/DC Motors 4) Solenoids 5) Electromagnets 6) Relays 7) Pneumatics 8) FinalProjects
Syllabus
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