Brief Summary
This course introduces you to the world of electronic connectors, helping you untangle the mess of cables and ports. You'll learn to identify the right connections for your gadgets, making life easier with your devices!
Key Points
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Understanding connectors between electronic devices
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Identifying the right ports for various cables
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Learning about audio and video connectors
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Differentiating between video streams and video files
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Gaining practical knowledge for home electronics
Learning Outcomes
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Know how to connect various electronic devices with ease
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Identify different types of cables and their uses
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Understand audio and video signal flow
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Differentiate between video streams and files
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Gain confidence in setting up home electronics
About This Course
An introduction to help you understand connectors betwen the many electronics tools, devices and gizmos we use today.
If you're like most folks - you have electronic devices that need to be connected and you're not totally sure where to plug all those connectors into which port... can I adapt that DVI plug to go into my HDMI port? Does that Audio Out cable go into the Phono, Auxillary, or Tuner port? Which cable should I use to transfer video from my new camcorder into my computer? And which headphone connection is right for my new Smart Phone?
With this class from Your Technology Tutor, you will gain an understanding of the fundamentals and practical knowledge of the most common cables & connectors. From audio and video connectors, to adapters - learn the most essential info by joining Chet Davis in these video lessons.
This class provides you with lessons to give you just the right amount of knowledge to better understand how to connect your home electronics.
Fundamentals of the electronic signal: elementary signal flow, shielded cables, plug vs. jack.
Differentiation between video streams and video files - critical info if you have or are looking for a new camcorder/camera
Carlos T.
very basic so far, i was expecting something more advanced and tech. No video or audio.