Club Description:

  
 

The Niagara College Electronics club is an organization run by students for students and is guided by the technology staff. The club offers full access to college students in the electronics lab. Students come in to repair their home electronics, get help with class material, practice soldering techniques or participate in the student electronic competitions.

The unique part of this club is how students help other students apply their classroom learned skills to solve real life electronic problems. Periodically technology staff are invited to present specialized presentations to teach club members advanced techniques in circuit design and microcontroller programming.

 

Meeting Times:

  
   

Tuesdays: 12:30pm to 4:30pm

Located in L19 on the Welland Campus

Come join us!!!

 

 James, Scott (President) and Abdula building their first H-Bridge Mosfet controller.
Car Page

Sept.-Feb.Dec. Project: Micro Robotic Controlled Vehicle

 

This semester the club is hosting a remote control car competition, where they are building, from the ground up, vehicles that fits in the palm of your hand. They will eventually interface their little robots wirelessly using a microcontroller to compete on a fixed course.

 

Contact:

  
 

Scott Moyer (President)

Carlos (Vice President)

Mr.Filion (Faculty Advisor)
e-mail: sfilion@niagarac.on.ca