Syllabus

Level 1 Electronics Book Syllabus

What is Electronics?

• Definition of Electronics
Simple, kid-friendly explanation of electronics and their role in daily life.

• Examples of Electronics
Images of everyday items like a phone, TV, and fan that use electronics.

The Basics of Electricity

• What is Electricity?
Illustration of electricity flowing through wires, compared to water flowing in pipes.

• Power Source: Batteries

Image of a battery and how it powers devices, with a simple analogy.

Electric Circuits

• What is a Circuit?
Simple diagram of a circuit with a battery, wire, and light bulb.

• How Electricity Flows

Important Components

• Wires and Connectors

Images of wires and connectors, showing how they help electricity move.

• Resistors

Understanding Switches

• What is a Switch?
Image of a switch turning a light bulb on and off, showing its function.

Series vs. Parallel Circuits

• Series Circuit
Image of a series circuit, with multiple lights connected in a line.
 • Parallel Circuit
Image of a parallel circuit, showing lights that can be controlled separately.

Fun with Electricity

• Electricity and Magnetism

Illustration of an electromagnet and how it works using electricity.

• Static Electricity
Simple image of a person getting a shock from a doorknob, explaining static electricity.

Everyday Electronics in Action

• Inside a Mobile Phone

Simple diagram showing basic components inside a phone, like the battery and screen.

• How a TV Works
Illustration of how electricity creates images and sound in a TV.

Staying Safe with Electronics

• Basic Safety Rules

Visual tips on how to stay safe while handling electronics, like not touching wires with
wet hands.

• Warning Signs
Images of safety signs to help kids understand electrical hazards.

Conclusion and Fun Facts

• Fun Facts about Electricity

Engaging facts about electricity and electronics, like how lightning is electricity!

Level 2 Electronics Book Syllabus

Introduction to Electronics

• What is Electronics?
A simple explanation of what electronics are, and how they make our lives easier, like in
phones, computers, and TVs.
Image: A variety of electronic devices.

What is Electricity?
 • Understanding Electricity
Explanation of what electricity is and how it powers all our devices. A simple analogy:
electricity is like water flowing through pipes.
Image: Diagram comparing electricity flow to water flow in pipes.

Electric Current

• What is Electric Current?

Simple explanation of electric current as the flow of electrons in a wire, like water flowing
in a river.
Image: Illustration of electric current flowing through wires.

Voltage

• What is Voltage?
Explanation of voltage as the force or pressure that pushes electric current through a
circuit.
Image: Diagram showing voltage pushing electrons in a wire.

Electric Circuits

• What is a Circuit?
Explanation of a circuit as a path through which electricity flows, powered by a battery or
power source.
Image: Simple circuit diagram with a battery, wire, and light bulb.

Series Circuits

• What is a Series Circuit?

Explanation of a series circuit where all devices are connected in one line, and the current
flows through each one.
Image: Series circuit diagram with a battery and multiple light bulbs.

Parallel Circuits

• What is a Parallel Circuit?

Explanation of a parallel circuit where devices are connected in separate paths, and each
device gets the same amount of current.
Image: Parallel circuit diagram with a battery and multiple light bulbs.

Resistors

• What is a Resistor?
Explanation of resistors as components that limit the flow of current in a circuit.
Image: Simple diagram of a resistor in a circuit.

Capacitors
 • What is a Capacitor?
Explanation of capacitors as components that store and release electricity when needed.
Image: Diagram of a capacitor in a circuit.

Batteries

• How Do Batteries Work?

Explanation of how batteries store energy and release it as electricity to power devices.
Image: Simple diagram of a battery and its chemical process.

Conductors and Insulators

• What is a Conductor?
Explanation of conductors (like metals) that allow electricity to flow through them easily.
Image: Example of a copper wire as a conductor.

• What is an Insulator?
Explanation of insulators (like rubber or plastic) that prevent electricity from flowing
through them.
Image: Example of rubber covering on wires.

Diodes

• What is a Diode?
Explanation of diodes as components that only allow electricity to flow in one direction.
Image: Diagram showing a diode allowing current in one direction but not the other.

Transistors

• What is a Transistor?
Explanation of transistors as tiny switches used to control the flow of electricity in many
electronic devices.
Image: Diagram showing how a transistor works as a switch in a circuit.

LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes)

• What is an LED?
Explanation of LEDs as diodes that emit light when electricity flows through them.
Image: Diagram showing how an LED lights up when connected to a circuit.

Understanding Magnetic Fields

• What are Magnetic Fields?

Explanation of how electricity can create magnetic fields, which are used in many
electronic devices like motors and speakers.
Image: Diagram showing how electricity creates a magnetic field around a wire.

Basic Components in Electronic Devices

 • Common Components in Devices
Overview of common components like capacitors, resistors, and transistors used in
phones, computers, and TVs.
Image: Diagram showing different components inside a smartphone.

How Does a TV Work?

• Basic Working of a TV
Explanation of how electronics are used to create images and sound in a television.
Image: Diagram showing components inside a TV.

Understanding Signals

• What is an Electric Signal?

Explanation of electric signals as patterns of electricity used to transmit information.
Image: Diagram showing how signals are transmitted through wires.

Introduction to Wireless Communication

• How Does Wireless Communication Work?

Explanation of how electronic devices like phones and radios use radio waves to
communicate without wires.
Image: Diagram showing wireless signals being sent from one device to another.

Simple Machines in Electronics

• How Simple Machines Help Electronics

Explanation of how gears, pulleys, and levers are used in electronic devices like CD
players and printers.
Image: Examples of simple machines inside electronics.

Safety with Electricity

• Understanding Electricity Safety

Important safety tips for handling electricity, like not touching wires with wet hands and
using insulated tools.
Image: Cartoon illustrating safe practices around electricity.

Conclusion

• Why Electronics are Important

A recap of how electronics improve daily life and are found everywhere.
Image: A city with various electronic devices in use, such as streetlights, cars, and
appliances.
Level 3 Electronics Book Syllabus

Introduction to Electronics

• What are Electronics?

Introduction to the field of electronics and its importance in everyday life.
Image: Examples of electronics like phones, computers, and TVs.

Basic Concepts of Electricity

• What is Electricity?
Basic understanding of electricity as the flow of tiny particles called electrons through
conductors.
Image: Diagram showing the movement of electrons in a wire.

Voltage and Current

• Voltage (The Push)

Explanation of voltage as the force that drives electric current through a circuit.

• Electric Current (The Flow)

Current is the flow of electricity through conductors.
Image: Simple diagram of a battery and light bulb showing voltage and current flow.

What is Resistance?

• Resistance
Resistance is the opposition to the flow of electric current in a material.
Image: Diagram showing a resistor in a circuit and how it slows down the current.

Power in Electrical Circuits

• What is Power?
Power is the rate at which electrical energy is used or transferred in a circuit.
Image: Diagram showing how power is used by a light bulb.

Understanding Circuits

• What is a Circuit?
A circuit is a closed loop that allows electricity to flow and power devices.
Image: Diagram showing a simple series circuit with a battery and light bulb.

Types of Circuits: Series and Parallel

• Series Circuits
In series circuits, all components are connected in a single path.
 • Parallel Circuits
In parallel circuits, components are connected in separate paths.
Image: Comparison of series and parallel circuits.

What is a Resistor?

• Resistor Function
Resistors limit the flow of current to protect circuits.
Image: Diagram of a resistor in a circuit.

Introduction to Capacitors

• What is a Capacitor?
Capacitors store and release electrical energy in a circuit.
Image: Diagram showing a capacitor charging and discharging.

What is a Diode?

• Diode Function
A diode allows electricity to flow in only one direction.
Image: Diagram showing current flow through a diode.

Introduction to Transistors

• What is a Transistor?
A transistor can act as a switch or an amplifier in a circuit.
Image: Diagram showing how a transistor controls current flow.

What is an LED?

• LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes)

LEDs emit light when electricity passes through them, unlike regular diodes.
Image: Diagram showing LED lighting up in a circuit.

Basics of Microcontrollers

• What is a Microcontroller?
A microcontroller is a small computer that controls devices by processing data.
Image: Diagram of a microcontroller with labels for CPU, memory, and pins.

Components Inside a Microcontroller

• Inside a Microcontroller
Explanation of internal components: CPU, memory, and input/output pins.
Image: Diagram showing internal components of a microcontroller.

How Microcontrollers Work

 • Microcontroller Operation
A microcontroller receives input, processes it, and sends output to control devices.
Image: Flowchart showing the microcontroller working process.

Introduction to Sensors

• What is a Sensor?
Sensors detect physical properties (like light or temperature) and send this information
to a microcontroller.
Image: Examples of sensors like a temperature sensor or light sensor.

How Do Microcontrollers Communicate?

• Communication with Other Devices

Microcontrollers communicate with other devices using signals like digital or analog.
Image: Diagram showing microcontroller communication with a sensor.

Digital vs. Analog Signals

• What are Digital Signals?

Digital signals have two states: on (1) and off (0).

• What are Analog Signals?

Analog signals can vary smoothly, like sound or temperature.
Image: Comparison of digital and analog signals.

Powering Microcontrollers

• How Microcontrollers Get Power

Microcontrollers need a power supply, usually a battery or adapter, to work.
Image: Diagram showing how a microcontroller is powered.

Safety in Electronics

• Safety Guidelines
Important safety tips: avoiding static electricity, using insulated tools, and working with
low-voltage circuits.
Image: Safe handling of electronic components.

How Electronics are Used in Daily Life

• Everyday Uses of Electronics

Explaining how electronics are used in everyday items like smartphones, cars, and home
 appliances.
Image: Examples of devices that use microcontrollers and electronics.

Future of Electronics

• Emerging Trends in Electronics

Exploring future innovations in electronics like smart homes, robotics, and automation.
Image: Futuristic electronics like robots, smart cities, and wearable tech.