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Phase 0: Tool Familiarisation

Multimeter, oscilloscope, breadboard — learn the tools before the theory.

Phase 1: Ohm's Law & Basic Circuits

LEDs, resistors, capacitors, switches — no microcontroller, just physics.

Phase 2: Active Components, Logic, Displays, and Power

Power supplies, diodes, transistors, op-amps, 555 timers, logic gates, displays, and audio: the missing bridge between basic circuits and Arduino projects.

Phase 3: Arduino Fundamentals

Blink, buttons, potentiometers, PWM and tones — your first Arduino programs.

Phase 4: Real Sensors

Light sensors, temperature/humidity, combining sensor inputs — the physical world meets code.

Phase 5: Intermediate Projects

Reaction timer, Simon Says, electronic dice, RGB mixer, night light, weather station — real projects.

Phase 6: WiFi & IoT

Web servers, WiFi, NTP clocks, Telegram doorbells — your circuits go online.

Phase 7: Soldering & Permanent Projects

Soldering technique, permanent protoboard projects, a real caravan battery monitor, and an Arduino-driven home watering system.


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