JLC PCB is fast and great, I use them myself. They do only charge 2.00 for 10 boards. But shipping is 18.00. So the boards end up being a little more than 2.00 each. But they are very well done and if your doing small surface mount parts it's worth it, trust me. They have my boards done and delivered from China to Minnesota USA in 2 weeks or less. So that's worth shipping cost to me.
Excellent tutorial, simple and to the point. Just a little correction, the explanation about the comparator is correct, but the inputs in the equation was exchanged. Based in the figure it would be "Vout = Aol(V2 - V1)"
Thank you for including the breadboarding examples to really demonstrate the performance. Just what I needed as a TNC requires more audio than my radio provides and the op amp will allow that boost needed!
This is a very good series. Just one correction: the op amp inputs are not called positive and negative input. Non-inverting and inverting input is more correct because it describes their functionality in a better way with respect to the op amp output.
I can really tell how much I don't know by looking at the first few of the other comments. From the first few that I read everyone seemed to love it and 'most have hit the like button like crazy.' However, I didn't know what to hit. I was totally lost and sadly didn't learn anything except how little I know. I really love the idea of the video series. I want to learn, but sadly just feel more stupid than ever. Not only didn't I learn anything (my fault not yours), but I don't even know if I should hit thumbs up or down. I love the idea of the series so do I hit up, I didn't learn anything so I hit down, but I don't want to lower your score so I decided not to hit anything at all. Good luck my friend.
You are not alone ... Too much going on at the same time for me. Video, graphics, talking, equations ... It might be a decent Video, but definitely not for beginners, because it adds to the Frustration "not getting it".
There are comparators such as the LM339 and they will not work as an amplifier. One chip will not work for everything. You have to pick one for your circuit based on parameters such as bandwidth, input offset voltage, output current, supply voltage, quiescent current, etc. That will all be listed in the datasheet for the op amp.
HEY electronoob i am hooked to ur channel for my electronics problems and yr style and ....detailed explainations...i am a newbie and electronics is growing as a new passion in me ... i hope it doesnt die because at few points i feel too dumb to understand...but i need yr help...pls can you also give a detailed video on different MOSFETS to operate with arduino power n how to handle them. i'm also unable to understand why it heats my transistor on around 1.5A current drawn from it. N thanks fr your videos..stay blessed
Hi, I studied electrical engineering at the University, but I have mostly worked with software development since. But I must say that this video was an excellent presentation on the subject, a great overview - but still with all the details necessary to understand and learn more. Great job, I must say, far better than any teacher I ever had.
Hello @Electronoobs please advice me I am looking to buy a osclliscope but rigol 1054z costs 650$ here in India , I can't afford that siglent sds1072cml+ available for around 340$.i want to ask you is siglent any good for digital things I mainly work with arduino.please advice
hi. very nice video. there is also the lm741 it has two pins which I haven't found much info on the web: null offset 1 and 2. I dare to ask you the favor to explain how to use those, how those work. Thanks in advance. Thanks any way for your channel.
alvaro obyrne Try this website for details www.learningaboutelectronics.com/Articles/LM741-op-amp-pinout-connections See the highlighted links in the text for explanation of the null offset terminals. Hope this helps.
Good video but I need a video on how to use op amp to control tl494 duty’s cycle for automatic sensor the low voltage and turn up the duty cycle am have a big difficulty to get it to work
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Without a doubt!!!!
Yes I also agree
JLC PCB is fast and great, I use them myself. They do only charge 2.00 for 10 boards. But shipping is 18.00. So the boards end up being a little more than 2.00 each. But they are very well done and if your doing small surface mount parts it's worth it, trust me. They have my boards done and delivered from China to Minnesota USA in 2 weeks or less. So that's worth shipping cost to me.
Excellent tutorial, simple and to the point.
Just a little correction, the explanation about the comparator is correct, but the inputs in the equation was exchanged. Based in the figure it would be "Vout = Aol(V2 - V1)"
thanks a lot man...
i was wondering why his explanation and eqn don't match!!
Clear and concise, as always. I like your use of graphics.
finally basics tutorial on a topic that isn't overdone (in fact out of a few videos this is the first one that made things about opamps clear for me)
This channel is incredible.
Thank you for including the breadboarding examples to really demonstrate the performance. Just what I needed as a TNC requires more audio than my radio provides and the op amp will allow that boost needed!
Most probably the best video i ever seen on electronics!
This is a very good series. Just one correction: the op amp inputs are not called positive and negative input. Non-inverting and inverting input is more correct because it describes their functionality in a better way with respect to the op amp output.
Before watching this video, I don't know how to configure an opamp, but now I understand how to do it. A lot thank you for this video.
I studied opamp in high school, bet never understand it
now I know how it works, your explaination very clear, thank you very much....
Thank you. Glad to hear that!
Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Please make this type of videos in the future...
Very nice tutorial. Thank you.
Nice and simple explanation Andrei!
Thank you so much man!
After long time, l finally understood how Operational Amplifier work
Thank you for this really good tutorial! ;-) :-)
Thanks you very much very helpfull and well explained !
Yay components explanations. Great!
Little easter eggs like Time Travel stuff and Banana for scale makes your videos more awesome.!!! Next time add some memes also
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I asked, and he keeps his time portal guns in the box!
I assume he's a fan of Rick and Morty.
Loved this video. Thank you.
thank you so much the last one is a gem plese elaborate more thanks subbed
I would really like to see some more configurations in details. Especially the ones that use capacitors, like integral.
Thanks for the tutorial.
beautiful tutorial
Good job mr.andre i like you spirit
I can really tell how much I don't know by looking at the first few of the other comments. From the first few that I read everyone seemed to love it and 'most have hit the like button like crazy.' However, I didn't know what to hit. I was totally lost and sadly didn't learn anything except how little I know. I really love the idea of the video series. I want to learn, but sadly just feel more stupid than ever. Not only didn't I learn anything (my fault not yours), but I don't even know if I should hit thumbs up or down. I love the idea of the series so do I hit up, I didn't learn anything so I hit down, but I don't want to lower your score so I decided not to hit anything at all. Good luck my friend.
You are not alone ... Too much going on at the same time for me. Video, graphics, talking, equations ...
It might be a decent Video, but definitely not for beginners, because it adds to the Frustration "not getting it".
Nice job bro.
Keep it up
I've been waiting 4 this
Thanx a lot
Very very thanks
please make videos on digital electronics like flip flops, logic gates, & buffer ic etc its complicated to understand
very well presented, this is going to come in very useful when I need to learn opamps.
You are a great teacher!
Nice work man
This video was Great. I will be waiting for future episodes!!
Useful video
Do you use same chip for every project? Is there op amp specialized for comparator which isn't as good for, lets say, inverting amplifier?
There are comparators such as the LM339 and they will not work as an amplifier.
One chip will not work for everything.
You have to pick one for your circuit based on parameters such as bandwidth, input offset voltage, output current, supply voltage, quiescent current, etc. That will all be listed in the datasheet for the op amp.
Best video i have seen so far about opamps(👏👏👏), by the way, what is the best way of terminating unused opamp inputs?
Explained very well. Thank you.
Thank you!! :D
Nice explanation, thank you!
Nice 👏👏👏
Well done !
How do we know what voltage values to use for v+ and v- for the op-amp?
Read the datasheet of each component for maximum supply voltage!
Awesome info, man! Really good! 😊
can this comparator be used for the ZMPT10B sensor output?
Thank you very nice and educational video!
HEY electronoob i am hooked to ur channel for my electronics problems and yr style and ....detailed explainations...i am a newbie and electronics is growing as a new passion in me ... i hope it doesnt die because at few points i feel too dumb to understand...but i need yr help...pls can you also give a detailed video on different MOSFETS to operate with arduino power n how to handle them. i'm also unable to understand why it heats my transistor on around 1.5A current drawn from it. N thanks fr your videos..stay blessed
Hi, I studied electrical engineering at the University, but I have mostly worked with software development since.
But I must say that this video was an excellent presentation on the subject, a great overview - but still with all the details necessary to understand and learn more.
Great job, I must say, far better than any teacher I ever had.
Keep it up🙂
The opamp is a mule of electronics
Wooow.....u r awesome man......!!!! I like u r way of
teaching
Thank you. That means a lot to me. Is the first time that I try this kind of basic theory tutorials.
I wish I don't want to miss any video in this tutorials.....like always u r awesome!!!!!
sir do you know the lm348 op amp I salvage it from a circuit
Great!. Bro, could you make an analog PID controller? For control the speed of a DC motor. It would be awesome!
0:13 the non-inverting amplifier diagram . This diagram might not correct. It should be inverting amplifier.Please correct me if I’m wrong .
What's the Time Travel stuff you got up there on the wall behind ?....you made a time machine ?
What software do u use in your vids? How do u make such animated arrows, zoom-effects, diffused focus + animated images
adobe after effects! Belive or not, before I've started electronics, I was into video FX
Electronoobs am i wrong or also you was a singer?
Does an occilliscope,. Other defination, is voltage signature display?
I've wanted to ask, since JLCPCB sponsors you do you get some kind of discount for any PCBs you order?
love it
very nice
Amazing
Nice video sir, but it is outdated ic, please make video on tl0 series ic's
Excellent!
keep doing these, they are really cool
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What type of oscilloscope is that?
Hello @Electronoobs please advice me
I am looking to buy a osclliscope but rigol 1054z costs 650$ here in India , I can't afford that siglent sds1072cml+ available for around 340$.i want to ask you is siglent any good for digital things I mainly work with arduino.please advice
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hi. very nice video. there is also the lm741 it has two pins which I haven't found much info on the web: null offset 1 and 2. I dare to ask you the favor to explain how to use those, how those work. Thanks in advance. Thanks any way for your channel.
alvaro obyrne
Try this website for details
www.learningaboutelectronics.com/Articles/LM741-op-amp-pinout-connections
See the highlighted links in the text for explanation of the null offset terminals.
Hope this helps.
Can you make video for reading pt100 and thermocouples
Shouldn’t the equation be A(v2-v1) ?
#awesome
Great. But what about the pointnor?
I'm an electronic lover
Good video but I need a video on how to use op amp to control tl494 duty’s cycle for automatic sensor the low voltage and turn up the duty cycle am have a big difficulty to get it to work
I need how to design simple
Ic circuit like inverter circuits so make a video on how to design circuit
hi noob,what defferant of op amp vs comparator ic.
good video but please stop blurring the background image it hurts people's eyes 2:56
Background video disturbs. Otherwise best explanations.
Do you realize that to the noobs like me this video sounds like an alien language. To advanced.
Informative but please avoid using a video in background it's too distracting!!
Do you eat banana after the video? ;)
You bet I do!
you deservet it!
make a video how to make electronic bike
banana
Whats goin on man?i cant understand anything
Unfortunately I don't understand your English...