Forssa1 Dual lens PS3 sled found in newer models is capable of outputing more than 50mW - I cranked up mine at 100mA and burnt some plastic and ignited a match (ofc at this current lifespan of this diode is pretty limited).
Great Scott, just from watching and listening to you're videos. You have taught me so much more! then reading ever has from watching your videos about electrical engineering and setting up circuits. I am amazed you are not out there compared to other channels you teach so much and draw out diagrams detailing how you will connect resistors to pcb boards etc. Also showing the math you did to get the numericial value for how much electricity would be wasted is amazing.
I really enjoy that this isn't an electronics account that makes videos for those afraid of math. I enjoy what math can do for electronics design and how it can help. (Not to mention how it helps). You also don't make it all about it though, to reach the side of hobbyists who don't like it. They'll like it eventually though.
Do a video on all the calculations you use. I'm going to school for this but they still don't cover some of the calculations you use. I also figure anybody who wants to do the same project can tinker with the calculations and get a different result.
Rres = 3.9ohm // fixed resistor Rpot =X // hasn't been adjusted yet and is in rheostat mode. Vtot = 1.25V // total voltage drop across the two resistors Vpot=Vtot*X/(Rres+X) // use voltage division to find Vpot Ipot=Vtot/Rtot // current is same in series so use total resistance and Vtot to find Ipot using ohms Law V=IR Power = Vpot * Ipot // Power = V*I for any component Power = (Vtot*X/(Rres+X)) * Vtot/(Rres+X) //plug everything in Total allowable power needs to be under Power rating of Rres and the POT's Power rating.
Thanks for that tip about enabling the PS3 power supply! I had one sitting around unused for years, and thanks to you it's now powering my laser engraver :D
I'm afraid you are mistaken about killing potentiometers. Usually, the issue is not dissipating too much power. The problem is driving too much current through the wiper. This can produce a very small, localized burn on the resistive element, and at that particular position the pot will appear to be dead.. The maximum safe current depends on the specific pot - but it's not usually very much.
+GreatScott! You should check the beam pattern of the laser diode. I had 8 laser pickups to play around with and killed every single one with ESD. Even while grounded with an esd wriststrap and earthed soldering iron. Those 405nm diodes are very fragile and even more sensitive to esd than other wavelengths. You should look at the beam pattern if its a constant bar of light. If not you most likely killed the diode. Dead laser diodes usually emit a random splitted pattern or even no light from front surface, just some reflection of the substrates sides. + they often emit a yellowish color on the sides when they are dead.
And your diode looks pretty dead in the Video. Do not exceed approx 50mA or it will die. Those diodes are only for reading and not burning discs. They usually have about 5mW of output power.
Great video; try to use the UV laser to cure some epoxy resin, or other UV curable resin, the chemical mechanism of IR and UV reactions in materials are way different, but remember the simple quantum relationship: Energy of a photon=Planck constant*wavelenght/velocity of light in vacuum.
Another high quality video. I'm a novice but I've been watching a few videos repeatedly while I recreate some of the Great Scott experiments. The fine video editing is very helpful in this regard.
Hey dude! I love your vids. I'm just writting this to tell you that it would be great if you did another video doing something with some of the remainding parts of the PS3. Keep up the good work, man :D
It seems so easy when he is soldering..when I am soldering, even though I have some mechanical metal clips to hold my wires and a magnifying glass, my hands were still shaking like my 80yrs old grandfather..
Would be so cool if you made a laser solder gun. You could use a normal lower power laser to aim and with a button press, activate the more powerful laser that melts the solder.
It's only a class 1 laser product because the laser isn't supposed to be able to harmful to anyone if the device is used as intended. If you start taking things apart then it's going to be more dangerous and might have a different classification ;)
What about your lm317, didnt it heat too much without radiatior? Moreover according to datasheet max current is 200mA for this transistor. How did you manage not to kill this guy?
Those guys have no idea what they're talking about, blu-ray reader diodes can't output more than 5mW. You need a writer diode to burn. There is an exception though, the PHR-803 (iirc) found in the xbox360 drive that for some reason can be cranked up safely to around 100mW.
Great video! But every your videos I am thinking about how are diodes (in your intro) connected. Paraller or se serially or something else? I would like do something similar.
hey scott .....I watched many of your videos and they r awesome!!...... what's ur qualifications dude?? .... Means where u learnt all this technical stuff cuz even I wanna learn all this
It looks like the violet laser diode is damaged because the output is very dim. Also its possible that the playstation does contain a burning violet laser diode, it might be a read only laser diode that isn't able to burn things. I took apart one and the diode did work but it only puts out about 15mW or so not burning.
The red light of death could mean that the board just needs reflowed. The BGA of the chips on the original fat-style PS3s have a tendency of disconnecting. At least was the case with mine.
Cool video, but that PS3 probably would of been salvageable if you just reflowed the CPU and GPU chips. Fixes the YLOD a majority of the time. I have a old ps3 power supply like yours I might do the PSU mod that you did as it seems like a good way to power 12v high wattage LEDS. Thanks for the video!
He made the cooling fan project. Maybe he should make AC out of a car radiator. Just put ice on a cup and a fan at the top that sucks cold air out of the bottle. A laptop fan.
It will work, but you gotta get that point a whole lot more focused. I bought a laser on ebay that I assume is in the 20 to 40 mW range and I'm able to light matches with it
I really like your videos but I never got my head around why people call this "hacked". It's probably for recognition reasons, so people will click something thats got " hacked" in the title, even though you basically just salvaged some cool stuff. Turning the power supply on with two resistors and testing the diode is barely hacking (or modding) something. Even tho, just a random thought. You don't need to use buzzing, fancy keywords with exclamation marks, man. You're great. :)
Nope. The simplest constant current source would be to get a JFET and connect the gate and drain together. This will allow the JFET to conduct a certain about of current, there is a special name for that amount of current, simalar to "saturation" in the BJT transistor.
Once you started doing math equations my eyes went blurry, sweat beaded on my brow, and i had to take a nap. Other than that I think I got it kinda not really. Sir, my buddy has a bunch of ps2"s would they produce a good laser? Thanks
I took 6 dvd players apart. At the end I managed to have just one laser diode that worked. Just why none worked except one, I have no idea. This is the only video that doesn't warn about shorting out the LED. He simply cuts the ribbon and use solderig iron and removes the tape. Then furthermore tries different connection pin to see which one lights up the LED. No concern about shorting anything.
+ELECTRONTHORP It doesn't come with the fan. It looks the same as the one Scott used in his video. I remived the PSU from its case and placed a 12cm fan on it. It should not be used without fan-its ok with small loads,but anything above 10A for long periods makes it really hot.
Lucas and Pikachu No its not a BC. I know that because its 40GB and it doesnt have the chrome finish on the front Most of the phat ps3s get YLOD not just the BC ones
I have ps3 fat and its power supply model is APS-239.... There is no pin configuration at website,it has only 3 control pins ...plz tell me ,wht can i do with these 3 pins to turn on the power supply on in order to get 12 volts
FYI, the emissions sticker only indicates the 'accessible' radiation while in its intended enclosure, this is obviously a class 3b or better out of the box, just sayin...
It shows at the start of the video. Yellow light of death. The problem is the solder balls used in manufacturing can't support the heat caused by he CPU and GPU and so they melted together and formed a short circuit. It Can be repaired though, as I have repaired mine like 6 times using a heat gun and still works fine.
Wtrxprs007able but remember reballing a bga components needs extra care and more complicated tools and also need skills and patience because reballing such components are frustrating and difficult
It's not that the solder spots conglomerate, it's that they expand and then crack as they cool separating the chips from the board. If they did all just stick together as you say heating it back up isn't going to do much of anything to fix it because that won't separate them, in all honesty heating them to molten will most likely make things worse. If a point is ever reached that they do completely fuse to one another then you need to completely remove the chip and strip it of all solder and do a fresh application. The reason why heating does work though is because as I mention prior the connections crack to due expansion and contractions of the solder, heating however melts this solder and reestablishes these connections completely. If you keep having issues with your chips after doing the repair it's likely that you got a bad PS3 with really dry solder points. Or didn't put back on thermal paste, or enough of it, or good enough quality thermal paste. Or that the brackets that screw onto the CPU and GPU were not tight enough as those are needed to wick away most of the heat. but also keep pressure on the chips to prevent expansions and cracking as I mentioned prior. Not saying you did this, but it's common for reoccurring systems
You can turn on the ps3 psu just by shorting 2 of the 5 wires together, I did it on mine, and there are other documents on it too. You didn't need to use the resistors. I forgot which two wires but googling it will reveal how
Yep, I replaced the coincell of some of the cartridges. I have gaming nights my friends come over we have some beer and play snes the whole day. nothing like a good snes gaming night.
I'm genuinely surprised that diode wasn't able to ignite the match. Maybe on later versions of the PS3 (or possible PS4) there could be a more powerful diode. P.S: Jesus, I made that comment 10 months ago now ._.
dear mr scot i am a new to the filed of electronics sir i would like to know what components with their values i should stock up to start up with also what are some esential tools i shod start out with with regards a 13 year old fan from india
This dude should have got an education. He's clearly about as clever as a grime MC from Blackpool... Not! Seriously though I would love to be able to do this. Very talented. Love these videos , :)
its because ps3's blue ray is read only, you need read+write to be able to burn stuff
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The laser in the PS3 is just for reading the disc, so it is only good for up to 50mA, at most (more safe at around 30mA).
Forssa1 Dual lens PS3 sled found in newer models is capable of outputing more than 50mW - I cranked up mine at 100mA and burnt some plastic and ignited a match (ofc at this current lifespan of this diode is pretty limited).
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I had a writing diode once but accidentally blew it up and now can't find a new one :(
Great Scott, just from watching and listening to you're videos. You have taught me so much more! then reading ever has from watching your videos about electrical engineering and setting up circuits. I am amazed you are not out there compared to other channels you teach so much and draw out diagrams detailing how you will connect resistors to pcb boards etc. Also showing the math you did to get the numericial value for how much electricity would be wasted is amazing.
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Amazing video as always! Are you Topper of your class in academics?
Ya he could be...I think he is..
In Germany are no academics!
+Johannes Grund how does it work then?
bluray disk player not enough beam to burn the matches, try bluray disk burner laser diode
maybe
+Jeffri Ranger Will be the next test subject. When I find one.
+Jeffri Ranger Was just thinking that :D A bluray player won't need to _write_ disks, so it won't need a powerful violet laser.
+GreatScott! What about the hdd?
+Azayles I mean bluray disk rewriter
it's not in ps3
you have such great friends
Ordinary Scott got ordinary friends
@@PARAMETATRONIC Underrated comment!
Ikr
Or is it?
he's like you he makes up shit to get views he has no friends
I really enjoy that this isn't an electronics account that makes videos for those afraid of math. I enjoy what math can do for electronics design and how it can help. (Not to mention how it helps). You also don't make it all about it though, to reach the side of hobbyists who don't like it.
They'll like it eventually though.
Do a video on all the calculations you use. I'm going to school for this but they still don't cover some of the calculations you use. I also figure anybody who wants to do the same project can tinker with the calculations and get a different result.
RawGadgetry . Same for me.
@TenOndra He's asking for an explanation of the equations, not for recommendations on a calculator
Rres = 3.9ohm // fixed resistor
Rpot =X // hasn't been adjusted yet and is in rheostat mode.
Vtot = 1.25V // total voltage drop across the two resistors
Vpot=Vtot*X/(Rres+X) // use voltage division to find Vpot
Ipot=Vtot/Rtot // current is same in series so use total resistance and Vtot to find Ipot using ohms Law V=IR
Power = Vpot * Ipot // Power = V*I for any component
Power = (Vtot*X/(Rres+X)) * Vtot/(Rres+X) //plug everything in
Total allowable power needs to be under Power rating of Rres and the POT's Power rating.
Thanks for that tip about enabling the PS3 power supply! I had one sitting around unused for years, and thanks to you it's now powering my laser engraver :D
You can get mostly safe laser diodes from devices that can only read optical media, but much more powerful ones from devices that can write to it.
I'm afraid you are mistaken about killing potentiometers. Usually, the issue is not dissipating too much power. The problem is driving too much current through the wiper. This can produce a very small, localized burn on the resistive element, and at that particular position the pot will appear to be dead.. The maximum safe current depends on the specific pot - but it's not usually very much.
+GreatScott! You should check the beam pattern of the laser diode. I had 8 laser pickups to play around with and killed every single one with ESD. Even while grounded with an esd wriststrap and earthed soldering iron. Those 405nm diodes are very fragile and even more sensitive to esd than other wavelengths. You should look at the beam pattern if its a constant bar of light. If not you most likely killed the diode. Dead laser diodes usually emit a random splitted pattern or even no light from front surface, just some reflection of the substrates sides. + they often emit a yellowish color on the sides when they are dead.
And your diode looks pretty dead in the Video. Do not exceed approx 50mA or it will die. Those diodes are only for reading and not burning discs. They usually have about 5mW of output power.
Have you ever messed with the bluetooth on the PS3? I'm curious if that can be used for other projects.
Great video; try to use the UV laser to cure some epoxy resin, or other UV curable resin, the chemical mechanism of IR and UV reactions in materials are way different, but remember the simple quantum relationship: Energy of a photon=Planck constant*wavelenght/velocity of light in vacuum.
Another high quality video. I'm a novice but I've been watching a few videos repeatedly while I recreate some of the Great Scott experiments. The fine video editing is very helpful in this regard.
Hey dude! I love your vids.
I'm just writting this to tell you that it would be great if you did another video doing something with some of the remainding parts of the PS3.
Keep up the good work, man :D
Your channel is like the porn of electronics that every one loves your videos, your channel and you. And also watch your video again and again :)
+ImMalik Thank you very much ;-)
You are welcome :-)
youru content is astonishing! watching your videos I feel like I could build a Mecha
It seems so easy when he is soldering..when I am soldering, even though I have some mechanical metal clips to hold my wires and a magnifying glass, my hands were still shaking like my 80yrs old grandfather..
Great video! The PS3 diode I don't think has the ability to write. If you had a BluRay burner maybe better luck? Would be fun to see.
Would be so cool if you made a laser solder gun. You could use a normal lower power laser to aim and with a button press, activate the more powerful laser that melts the solder.
It's only a class 1 laser product because the laser isn't supposed to be able to harmful to anyone if the device is used as intended. If you start taking things apart then it's going to be more dangerous and might have a different classification ;)
there is a huge difference between getting a phosphorus match to ignite and to reach the ignition temperature of wood
Keep going GreatScott you have such a great videos :D
What about your lm317, didnt it heat too much without radiatior? Moreover according to datasheet max current is 200mA for this transistor. How did you manage not to kill this guy?
great video by great scott!
HDD! you can format it, and uses for other hard drive usage!
awesome video very educational and I was also wondering were you got that bench power supply from?
This project is awesome! You should try to make robots in the future. I would love to see you use more arduino and 3d printing for frames.
Those guys have no idea what they're talking about, blu-ray reader diodes can't output more than 5mW. You need a writer diode to burn. There is an exception though, the PHR-803 (iirc) found in the xbox360 drive that for some reason can be cranked up safely to around 100mW.
great video sir did you go to some electronics school to learn all and for how many years, its always good to know what's behind the magic
Great video! But every your videos I am thinking about how are diodes (in your intro) connected. Paraller or se serially or something else? I would like do something similar.
I could listen to you all day regardless what you talk about. You could probably say bad words to me and I would thank you. Who agrees with me?
The unit is only for reading, the module is a combination of 780/650/405 nm diodes at roughly 10-20 mW sometimes at 50 if you're lucky.
hey scott .....I watched many of your videos and they r awesome!!...... what's ur qualifications dude?? .... Means where u learnt all this technical stuff cuz even I wanna learn all this
+Ameya Morajkar Watch my FAQ and Q&A video
As usual, brilliant, thank you for posting.
It looks like the violet laser diode is damaged because the output is very dim. Also its possible that the playstation does contain a burning violet laser diode, it might be a read only laser diode that isn't able to burn things. I took apart one and the diode did work but it only puts out about 15mW or so not burning.
i love how you say "and I will see you next time" ahahaha
it's the wavelength, red is closer to infrared, which is heat, and why IR/RED LASERS are more apt to cutting things.
ooo... that 12v fan nice. That woud make a good laptop cooler pad.
I like you videos, very well explained, thanks
greatscott what do you do for wotk? im amazed by all your works
Do you burn yourself alot with the soldering iron?
Oh, i've got another question, can you speak dutch? Im dutch so im interested.
+Matthias Louws Not a lot. Sometimes. And no, I don't speak dutch.
+GreatScott! Ok, thanks for answering 👌👍
What did you study to create those crazy things?
chbrules amazing
thanks
+CrissPivot just google
T3CHNOTURK what
+ElectroRubix turkler heryeri basti kocum :D
why would someone burn a matchstick with a laser? you could can use the match box right?
try using an unburned match? it looks like you tried lighting the initial match?
The red light of death could mean that the board just needs reflowed. The BGA of the chips on the original fat-style PS3s have a tendency of disconnecting. At least was the case with mine.
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It’s nec Tokins
Cool video, but that PS3 probably would of been salvageable if you just reflowed the CPU and GPU chips. Fixes the YLOD a majority of the time.
I have a old ps3 power supply like yours I might do the PSU mod that you did as it seems like a good way to power 12v high wattage LEDS. Thanks for the video!
thanks for this great vid
+Qadees Butt You're welcome
+GreatScott! thanks for reply😇
+GreatScott! i think you tried to ignite the already ignited match. could that be the reason for it not working? :D
+Lieutenant Frank he had panted that match black
+Lieutenant Frank He just coated it in black to make it easier to light
summer is coming, can you please make something that would be useful in a few months
He made the cooling fan project. Maybe he should make AC out of a car radiator. Just put ice on a cup and a fan at the top that sucks cold air out of the bottle. A laptop fan.
I hope you don't mind me asking, I'm just curious, exactly which country are you from?
+Isaac Roebuck Germany
oh really, i've actually been studying German lately.
HAve any videos or plans on making one about laser diodes and using setting up the PD in it as a protection circuit ?
You sir have some really good friends.
was the match was all ready burned ?
which program do you use on your calculator?
It will work, but you gotta get that point a whole lot more focused. I bought a laser on ebay that I assume is in the 20 to 40 mW range and I'm able to light matches with it
You need to extract laser diode from computer's Blu-ray writer/recorder. It's possible that the burner diode have 500 mW or 1W output power.
I really like your videos but I never got my head around why people call this "hacked". It's probably for recognition reasons, so people will click something thats got " hacked" in the title, even though you basically just salvaged some cool stuff. Turning the power supply on with two resistors and testing the diode is barely hacking (or modding) something.
Even tho, just a random thought. You don't need to use buzzing, fancy keywords with exclamation marks, man. You're great. :)
+Jilocasin Hackins means using something in a different way than it was intended for. I think it fits well.
Nope. The simplest constant current source would be to get a JFET and connect the gate and drain together. This will allow the JFET to conduct a certain about of current, there is a special name for that amount of current, simalar to "saturation" in the BJT transistor.
+Power Max But it is a small current.
when you attacched the PSU to the wood, where did you bought that golden suspentions? please give me the link, thanks!
which program do you use on your calculator
Can the violet diode be used to check whether glasses have UV filter?
the spectrum of the violet laser is around 405 to 410nm
I think uv blocking filters work till 400nm
not too sure you might give it a try :)
Good Job. If your power supply is upside down, all the electrons will fall out.
If you use another lens to focus the beam it will light, but only at that fixed distance
Once you started doing math equations my eyes went blurry, sweat beaded on my brow, and i had to take a nap. Other than that I think I got it kinda not really. Sir, my buddy has a bunch of ps2"s would they produce a good laser? Thanks
hi scott, where buy your storages cabinet? have a good day
I took 6 dvd players apart. At the end I managed to have just one laser diode that worked.
Just why none worked except one, I have no idea.
This is the only video that doesn't warn about shorting out the LED.
He simply cuts the ribbon and use solderig iron and removes the tape.
Then furthermore tries different connection pin to see which one lights up the LED.
No concern about shorting anything.
You are the smartest guy on youtube
great video like you i like your videos very much and i hope you will never stop :)
have you tried using a laser driver circuit?
Some PS3 units have 32A PSU. You should check that - I used one to power 3D printer. You shold use the PS3 case and build a PC in it.
+ELECTRONTHORP It doesn't come with the fan. It looks the same as the one Scott used in his video. I remived the PSU from its case and placed a 12cm fan on it. It should not be used without fan-its ok with small loads,but anything above 10A for long periods makes it really hot.
Wow, only 20 views! Great project by the way :P
he just upload it
I know, but it's still surprising from a channel with so many subs :P
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
He was given the PS2 compatible version of the PS3, so that explains why it doesn't work anymore
Lucas and Pikachu No its not a BC. I know that because its 40GB and it doesnt have the chrome finish on the front
Most of the phat ps3s get YLOD not just the BC ones
This is also why bluray can store so much more data, because the laser isnt as "thick* as a dvd laser
I have ps3 fat and its power supply model is APS-239....
There is no pin configuration at website,it has only 3 control pins ...plz tell me ,wht can i do with these 3 pins to turn on the power supply on in order to get 12 volts
Your blu-ray laser diode burner fail ..
Cool. I'm wondering how far can the laser be to ignite the match.
FYI, the emissions sticker only indicates the 'accessible' radiation while in its intended enclosure, this is obviously a class 3b or better out of the box, just sayin...
In welche schule bist du gegangen oder gehst du?
101 videos!!! Keep it up!
wood this diode work to replase a diode in a mini 5v leather laser engraver
The power supply already had banana jack outputs without a mod? That's awesome
Did you find out why the PS3 didn't work?
It has ylod its a easy fix
It shows at the start of the video. Yellow light of death. The problem is the solder balls used in manufacturing can't support the heat caused by he CPU and GPU and so they melted together and formed a short circuit. It Can be repaired though, as I have repaired mine like 6 times using a heat gun and still works fine.
Wtrxprs007able but remember reballing a bga components needs extra care and more complicated tools and also need skills and patience because reballing such components are frustrating and difficult
It's not that the solder spots conglomerate, it's that they expand and then crack as they cool separating the chips from the board.
If they did all just stick together as you say heating it back up isn't going to do much of anything to fix it because that won't separate them, in all honesty heating them to molten will most likely make things worse.
If a point is ever reached that they do completely fuse to one another then you need to completely remove the chip and strip it of all solder and do a fresh application.
The reason why heating does work though is because as I mention prior the connections crack to due expansion and contractions of the solder, heating however melts this solder and reestablishes these connections completely.
If you keep having issues with your chips after doing the repair it's likely that you got a bad PS3 with really dry solder points. Or didn't put back on thermal paste, or enough of it, or good enough quality thermal paste.
Or that the brackets that screw onto the CPU and GPU were not tight enough as those are needed to wick away most of the heat. but also keep pressure on the chips to prevent expansions and cracking as I mentioned prior.
Not saying you did this, but it's common for reoccurring systems
Can it cut through thick metal, say 3mm or 2mm thickness?
You can turn on the ps3 psu just by shorting 2 of the 5 wires together, I did it on mine, and there are other documents on it too. You didn't need to use the resistors. I forgot which two wires but googling it will reveal how
there is such a thing as a dead ps3, but there is no such thing as a dead snes. mine still works!
But.... do your games still save? ;)
Yep, I replaced the coincell of some of the cartridges. I have gaming nights my friends come over we have some beer and play snes the whole day. nothing like a good snes gaming night.
This is a low-power 405nm laser diode,maybe you need a high-power 445nm LD,such as NDB7775 NDB7A75,NUBM07,NUBM08.M08's power can reach 7W!
How did you connect the laser diode to the circuit ?
Logic 20 views but 162 likes. Btw love your new projects.
+Micas Larsen likes refresh faster than the view counter ;-)
To obtain a really high powerful laser you need to use a BD writer, not a reader (it's the same of DVD).
Love the maths! I keep killing diodes, lol, infra-red ones burn well.
This may just be me but was that match already burnt?
+AdmiralTrout No, I painted it black.
That is some really high-tech calculator.
I'm genuinely surprised that diode wasn't able to ignite the match. Maybe on later versions of the PS3 (or possible PS4) there could be a more powerful diode.
P.S: Jesus, I made that comment 10 months ago now ._.
its only for reading not writing
Nikola Nikolov Oh, I didn't know that... That'd explain why it's so weak
Xenro66 yes if you take laser from blue ray writer it will be much more powerful
2:19 P eth 3
Have you used the hdd?
What is voltage you give to red laser diode
dear mr scot
i am a new to the filed of electronics
sir i would like to know what components with their values i should stock up to start up with also what are some esential tools i shod start out with
with regards
a 13 year old fan from india
This dude should have got an education. He's clearly about as clever as a grime MC from Blackpool... Not! Seriously though I would love to be able to do this. Very talented. Love these videos
, :)
GS: hey power supply do you feel like turning on?
Power supply: oh sorry no not today
GS:😑
GS: Let me just force you to turn on...
**GS proceeds to add components to initiate the 3.3V signal**