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My very first online vblog course on my journey to become an electrical engineer and I already like this video. I am 62 years old and by my 63rd bday in April 2025 I hope to start enrollment in some school. I was a copier repair technician during the 1990s and my job was Field Engineer. I never actually felt like I was a real engineer and then got my Microsoft Certified System Engineer, MCSE but still didn't feel like a real engineer. So I figure now is time to start getting serious and get on with it.

I really look forward to these and have enjoyed them. Thank you 🙂Did Episode 19 go the way of the Dodo?

Great stuff, hardly can‘t wait for the new episodes. However, I can‘t see an episode 19 yet… was it just a numbering issue?

Hey what happened to Lecture 19 ???

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im learning on my own the past 2 years and resources like this video are gold! thank you so much im excited to watch the entire series

Is it possible to gain access to the ITLL electronics center?

PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW TO TRACE A PCB GIVEN (BY ANALOG & DEGITAL MULTIMETERS)

In the ADC voltage divider, was the formula correct? At ua-cam.com/video/kwZTKGLN-ls/v-deo.html the formula is give as Vbatt* R1/(R1+R2). Should the numerator have been R2?

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Thank you the lectures. How can I take this course and From which university?

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Thank you very much for your lectures.

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Seems like I need to find another more intro course. I’m not sure how to size the gate or pull-down resistors nor the flyback diode. 😅

A min load of 1.2 V doesn’t mean a battery will put out 1.2V, so hours at that specific voltage is irrelevant and even an edge case. Solar panels generally charge a power bank and they don’t only run during peak hours. I’ve really enjoyed watching the other videos and found them quite practical, but these last couple really are such ballpark approaches they don’t feel like they fit the format IMHO.

Thanks a lot for making such skill and knowledge based electronics video. My request please include ESP 32 and ESP 8266 in this series.

I was just thinking how nice it would be for a practical course! Going through dozens of separate books which get far too deep in the weeds for any realistic utility was frustrating. Thanks for posting these lectures! - KJ5AHL

Is there a textbook that goes with this? How about list of labs? Anyone reading figured it out?

Can you please rearrange this course as date added rather than random in the practical electronics playlist ? It's just problematic to watch this way for newbies to your channel.

Great explanation for Mechanical engineers

Love it! More please

Great short and infromative video, thanks!

The Video was very good until you used inches and feet. Why not freedom eagles per budweiser?.

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Can i get ppt for revision?

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Which University or college is this? I need to take this course! Please give address and program name. Thank you for the excellent lectures.🙏

🙏🏼 I’m so jealous of the students @ CU

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love to listen to this voice on more lectures on different ee topics.

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if i perform dc sweep two, V1, V2, second one is strange. Why?

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Thanks for the blast from the past. I went through this decades ago. I miss designing and building hardware and writing controller software but moved to systems engineering a long time ago.

Great effort ❤

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your lessons are great. ,,,am humbled..my question is how will i learn about the labs yet am behind the lessons