About
An independent platform for practical engineering
Electronics 101 exists to make engineering education practical, accessible and industry-oriented — for people who will have to make something work, not just pass an exam about it.
The method
- 01
Learn the fundamentals
Start from what is actually true, not from a formula to memorise.
- 02
Understand the engineering
Know why the result has the shape it does, and what breaks it.
- 03
Simulate
Model it in the tools the job uses, and learn to distrust a pretty answer.
- 04
Build
Make the thing. Measure it. Find out where the model was wrong.
- 05
Solve real problems
Apply it to work that has a deadline and a specification.
Scope
11 series, across the whole stack
From Ohm's law to MMIC processes, with simulation and hardware in between. Each series is built to be taken on its own, and to make the next one easier.
- 01Electronics 101Fundamentals, properly
- 02RF 101Practical RF & microwave
- 03Antenna 101What actually radiates
- 04HFSS 101Simulation you can trust
- 05ADS / RF Simulation 101Circuit-level RF
- 06PCB 101Boards that work first time
- 07EMI/EMC 101Passing the test, and why
- 08Semiconductor 101From junction to wafer
- 09RFIC / MMIC 101RF on silicon and GaAs
- 10Embedded Hardware 101Hardware-first embedded
- 11AI for ElectronicsAutomation that earns its place
Independence
Electronics 101 is an independent technical learning platform. Programmes are conducted independently and are not affiliated with any government organisation, university or statutory authority unless explicitly stated for a specific programme.
Built to grow beyond one person
The platform is structured so that additional instructors, mentors and technical contributors can be added without the brand depending on any single name.