STEM Electronics

Making the basics of electronics understandable and sustainable!

Discover the exciting world of electronics with our STEM Electronics! Step by step, this construction kit teaches the basics of electronics and offers a wide range of different electronics topics. From simple to complex models, such as interchangeable indicators, many exciting functional models can be constructed with this construction kit. Teachers will find information material on the topic as well as ready-made tasks and solutions in our e-learning area.

Number of student

2-4 per kit

Learning objectives

Basic functions of electrical components and the control of an electrical circuit

Time required

Each task contains detailed time information for lesson structuring

Grade level

Secondary level

About the product

About the product

Didactic material

Didactic material

Find your retailer

Find your retailer

Topics and learning objectives

Topics:
The central topic is the function of electrical components and the control of electrical current using electronic circuits. The electronics construction kit serves as a kind of "Swiss army knife" for the diverse subject areas of physics and technology curricula, in which electronic issues play an important role in theory and practice. It provides easy access to the basic components as well as an advanced view of switching and control processes.
Learning objectives

Electronic components and their function

Semiconductor technology

Power electronics

Measurement of component parameters

Basic circuits of electronics

Practical application of the basic circuit
Time required:

The construction of the circuits and the time required to complete the thematic task is estimated at 10-20 minutes. The results should then be briefly evaluated and discussed (5-10 minutes). As a rule, it should therefore be possible to complete each of the tasks within one lesson. The experimental tasks deepen the topic. They are either intended as an extension of the topic (time required: about another lesson) or can be given to pupils who finish the thematic task early.

Information material