Electronics Lab
Teaching assistantAnalog circuits from breadboard to Bode plot. Students design, build, and debug real circuits, and learn to trust their oscilloscope over their assumptions.
Since 2021 I have taught the lab track of the Department of Physics at Bar-Ilan: four laboratory courses and a tutorial, alongside one-on-one cleanroom training at the Nano-Fabrication Center.
Analog circuits from breadboard to Bode plot. Students design, build, and debug real circuits, and learn to trust their oscilloscope over their assumptions.
Instrument control and data acquisition. Automating measurements, streaming data, and turning raw signals into results you can defend.
First real measurements: mechanics and optics experiments with a heavy focus on uncertainty analysis and honest error bars.
The on-ramp for incoming students: core lab technique, measurement discipline, and confidence around equipment.
Weekly problem sessions that bridge the lecture theory to what happens on the bench in the electronics lab.
Guides and materials I have written for these courses are available to instructors on request.
As the center's operator I onboard new users and run one-on-one instrument training, then stay on as the person they call when a process misbehaves. The goal is users who work independently and safely, without babysitting.
Graduate students and researchers across BINA, from physics to engineering to life sciences.
One-on-one at the instrument: safety, operation, and the failure modes the manual doesn't mention.
I help groups design fabrication routes for their devices, not just run the machines.