Delves into concentration cells, solubility products, half-cell potentials, and practical electrochemistry applications, including electrolysis and corrosion prevention.
Explores electrochemistry, emphasizing redox reactions and cell potential in galvanic cells, Nernst and Faraday's laws, and their applications in electrolysis and fuel cells.
Explores inductive sensors for blood flow measurement using a DC magnetic field meter and discusses the drawbacks of constant magnetic fields in flow meters.
Covers fundamental concepts in electronics design, including Maxwell's equations, Kirchoff's equations, active components, PCB fabrication, impedance matching, and ADC architectures.