Electrones en Acción: Electrónica y Arduinos para tus propios Inventos (Coursera)

Electrones en Acción: Electrónica y Arduinos para tus propios Inventos (Coursera)

Este curso introduce al alumno a la electrónica y los Arduinos, comenzando desde lo más básico de un circuito eléctrico y finalizando con el diseño de circuitos de baja complejidad empleando dispositivos electrónicos programables. Durante el curso los alumnos aprenderán los fundamentos básicos de la electricidad y de la electrónica, conocerán los diferentes bloques empleados en el diseño de un circuito electrónico, aprenderán las bases del diseño de circuitos analógicos y digitales, y serán introducidos a la programación de estos últimos empleando la plataforma Arduino.

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El curso apunta a estudiante de último año de educación escolar y primer año de educación universitaria, o cualquier otro alumno con suficiente motivación como para llevar a cabo sus propios experimentos y seguir aprendiendo en el futuro.
Si bien no es un requisito esencial, los alumnos que tengan nociones de cálculo diferencial e integral podrán entender mejor algunos tópicos específicos, que no son estrictamente necesarios para concluir el curso.
El curso incluye demostraciones de dispositivos electromecánicos sencillos controlados mediante un Arduino. Cada circuito demostrativo lleva asociado un diagrama de conexiones y un programa, ambos debidamente explicados, para facilitar que sean replicados por los alumnos empleando la plataforma Arduino.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
El mundo físico, eléctrico y digital
Este módulo es una introducción a los sistemas electrónicos en general, mostrando diferentes bloques típicos y genéricos empleados para la adquisición y procesamiento de señales, y la acción sobre el mundo.

WEEK 2
Introducción a la plataforma Arduino
Este módulo describe la plataforma Arduino, tanto en el hardware, el software, su conectividad a diferentes periféricos, y su programación.

WEEK 3
Circuitos electrónicos
Este módulo es una introducción al análisis de circuitos, con una rápida pincelada sobre diversos dispositivos electrónicos empleados en circuitos de acondicionamiento de señales y en el manejo de actuadores.

WEEK 4
Periféricos
Este módulo pretende aplicar todo lo aprendido en módulos anteriores, en el diseño de ejemplos prácticos de sistemas electrónicos programables empleando sensores y actuadores.

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