The last batch of Summer Science Workshop ‘Electronics Workshop’ at the Regional Science Centre began here on Tuesday.
On the first day of the workshop the students were exposed to identify the resistors, how to calculate the resistance using colour code theoretically and measured the values practically using Multimeter. The students also measured the resistances in series and Parallel connections theoretically and verified them practically along with diodes and their functions.
So far the Regional Science Centre has organised three workshops namely creative science, model rocketry and aeromodelling and now the centre will organize Electronics workshops for the middle school children. The electronics workshop began here from Tuesday at Regional Science Centre premises that would continue till Saturday.
As many as 20 students from different schools of Bhopal participated in the workshop. During these 5 days workshop students would be exposed to various basic electronic components such as Resistors, Capacitors, Diodes, Transformers, Transistors, Integrated Circuits, FND's and more. They will also learn about their functions in the electronic circuits. Every day new demonstrations will be given to the students and in the second half, they will fabricate a new kits. On the concluding day, students will demonstrate these kits in front of their parents. Through fun learning activities, the students are exploring the unknown and unique facts about science not only attending lectures, but also practically.
Notably, the Electronics workshop is the last batch of summer vacation workshop which would help the students in enhancing their knowledge in electronic field.
Further, all the related practicals would be done by the students. The students will individually learn the soldering practice during these days. Then on the concluding day of the workshop i.e. on Saturday, the students individually prepare one electronic circuit using the components and printing circuit board and will give a demonstration before the parents in the valediction function.