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Great video! The DC voltage output of the circuit is pulsing, right? But the meter readings are perfectly steady. Does the meter do some averaging? Is the meter reading the actual output voltage of the circuit?

I hope there's no strict age limit on the "kids" that are supposed to enjoy your video's. I'm only 72. 🙂

Red is power black ground and white for light bulb

Hi ElecrroRobotica and Everyone. Could this same Methed be used on PCB that has a mix bag of components, surface mount and not surface mount, I'm a novice and trying to learn, especially happy I discovered this video, I wish there was a similar technique for non surface mounted components because cost, skill needed and time consumption is more, Thankyou.

A novel idea, thanks for sharing By the way how do we recharge the Battery when it gets discharged. do we need to remove it from the unit to recharge it. Another query - Do you have similar other idea to test MCUs like ESP 8266, ESP366 and sensor modules like Ultrasonic sesor, PIR sensor modules

The problem is, when you apply the voltage from the meter to the gate, because of the high impedance of the gate and the gate capacitance it can turn on the FET, which then shows a path between drain and source. This appears as a short. So you need to short the gate to remove that voltage to make sure the FET is turned off. Otherwise, it appears faulty !!

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You do a great job with your channel. I appreciate your work to translate the language, and you do a great job in explaining everything in step. A to Z !

Oh come on, sledgehammer to crack an acorn.

Very Interesting, sorry, could you make a video about the electronic components, since I like your way of explaining.

Professor Idiot would be a much more suitable name. 11:00 - This is where you really start to show your very poor understanding of electronics & audio.

Hello, Thank you very much for your explanation. I find your videos very interesting. 👍💯

this thing is receiving just 1 channel (left or right) of the origin stereo-sound, Jesus Christ

Useless... A set of alkaline batteries lasts for about two years or even more. And don't forget rechargeable batteries.

Mark you?

In capcitors term (charge) is used for storage of energy 😊

I would take an old 3v Nokia charging adapter, cut the power connector, solder the +ve wire to the + terminal of the remote control & and do same for -ve. Plug the adapter to a wall outlet near the sofa. No need to worry about changing batteries or charge batteries. If there is a power cut, the TV won't turn on, the remote control will be useless anyway.

This wastes a lot of energy and you are better off financially if you buy a Battery each year.

Like it, needs a low power indication led tho. Unfortunately, most TVs break before the original RC Batteries run out.. *It's a caaaazy consumerist world out there, Kids.!*

yes you are right my friend I do knows this transistor very well is not easy to soldering but you can do the easiest ways for the C with a heavy duty soldiering it will work for B-C it a real pain in the arse to get them work

Nice idea! But You have a fundamental error in understanding capacitors and capacitance! The capacitor stores electrical energy in an electric field, not in microfarads!!! , the capacitance of the capacitor is measured in values ​​of farads, microfarads, and so on. Please correct the translation of your video.

Save yourself all rubbish, use rechargeable batteries.

dodgy, useless recommendations for naive users, sorry. Apart from the somewhat vague premises regarding voltages, there is no mention of the fact that the SELF-DISCHARGE RATE of such super capacitors is considerable. Even without a load, the voltage on the components only lasts for a short time - they discharge themselves. You won't be able to use your remote control for 2 days without charging it again and again, I guess. Now compare this to commercially available batteries ...ambitious, nice approach ..but also ridiculous

I have already tested the same. It store Limited energy. You have to charge the battery everyday.

Great explanation of the relationship of micro, milli and farads, very helpful.

Another solution to a problem that doesn’t exist. Don’t use disposable batteries. Use lithium batteries. They last for years and years. No ‘ecological’ issues solved here.

Great idea. I am guessing the TV used for testing is old, vacuumed tube TV. If it is, very impressive to see it is still working!!

Thank a lot for your video, it is very nice idea too. from where you can buy this kind of supper capacitor: 1.5 Farad & 5 v dc? would you please put the link of the electronic store? thanks

The AI narration has a problem with syntax and voice inflection though the video was informative.

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Stupid AI voice, stupid video. Just use rechargeable batteries and skip this nonsense.

For me the main question would be: how long can these capacitors hold a charge? If it's more than 4h, for this scenario it's good enough as it can be recharged quickly before starting to watch TV. For some applications it may not be ideal though. What we need is rechargeable AA and AAA batteries which put out 1.5V instead of 1.2V and we wouldn't need disposable batteries anymore.

Absolutely not. Save yourself the effort of this stupidity.

A type c socket would be more "future friendly"

Good idea. Consider capacitor leakage which will cause discharge even when not in use while batteries have much lower leakage.

Indian scammer.

Good idea well done

Why not just recycle a old cell phone battery and recharge it one charge on a 3000mha will last more than a month on a single charge. 👌👍🫡🇺🇲

süper kapasitörler pillerin yerine kullanılamaz.! Çünkü kısa zamanda 1-2 gün içinde boşalırlar ve içinde biriken akımı tutamazlar ! yani boşa gidecek bir çalışma yapmışsınız onun için sizi tebrik edemeyeceğim 😒

What sort of "Professor" are you to claim that energy is measured in microfarads? No credibility here.

Too much work, just use rechargeable batteries...

useless video just use LM3940 and 2 capacitors

Not a good video, too slow and talking to a 5 year old.

😂 that’s still a battery , not a capacitor

I absolutely hate how the shape of some remote controls can rock from the slightest touch and takes forever to be still again

Old technic...

Good idea

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