Avionics using Snap Circuits

In this session we will explore the use of snap circuits to build circuits. Students can use this and similar equipment to make series and parallel circuits as they explore how avionics are used in planes and airports. By using Snap Circuits, middle school students can gain a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles, preparing them for more advanced studies in aviation and other STEM fields. This session is repeated on Friday at 10:00.

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Scholarly Commons (Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University)
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2025-02-06
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Arduino and IoT Applications
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Avionics using Snap Circuits

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Avionics using Snap Circuits

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In this session we will explore the use of snap circuits to build circuits. Students can use this and similar equipment to make series and parallel circuits as they explore how avionics are used in planes and airports. By using Snap Circuits, middle school students can gain a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles, preparing them for more advanced studies in aviation and other STEM fields. This session is repeated on Friday at 10:00.

Scholarly Commons (Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University)
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