Beginner Electronics - 10 - Bread Boards
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- We learn how to use bread boards, something very very important!
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I am an electronics hobbyist; I do not have a degree in electrical engineering. This series MAY NOT teach all of the appropriate safety required for general electronics work. Any advice taken from this series should be checked with multiple sources, and a professional should be addressed to ensure proper safety.
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**DISCLAIMER - READ BEFORE WATCHING**
I am an electronics hobbyist; I do not have a degree in electrical engineering. This series MAY NOT teach all of the appropriate safety required for general electronics work. Any advice taken from this series should be checked with multiple sources, and a professional should be addressed to ensure proper safety.
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Yes, indeed, I'm studying Electrical Engineering but considers electronics for my Arduino program, I can't believe learning electronics can't be this easy.
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Sorry I waited till episode 10 to make a comment. Great series, really easy to follow and very well explained, thank you.
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I enjoy your simple nuggets of info, they are easy to digest and very easy to follow.
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Great job done brother! Thank you so much, as a beginner this was exceptionally easy to follow! Keep up the good work.
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Great series for a beginner like me... Thanks a lot... Looking forward for more!
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i love your series mate. keep up the good work, im really newbie into electronics and trying to understand those things. i have 1 question in 7.20 you attached the extra cable of yours with resistor and in - . you did that to close the circuit ? thanks in advance
I have a question . Why wouldn't you put the resistor before the positive side of the led? Shouldn't the resistor come before the positive side of the led?
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Hi CodeNMore, love this series, I've watched all the videos back to back! Eagerly anticipating the next instalment, hope it won't be too long, I've learnt so much already
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Very Good videos for absolute Beginner learning electronics . Video#1 to Video#10 not suitable for younger generation because they already learnt in Lower Secondary School Science Physics . Younger generation will feel Boring ! Starting from Video#11 will attract their curiousity and wishing to learn more. Eventhough the videos started 4 years ago , a bit outdated . But I see it very encouraging for layman/absolute Beginner . You are Very good teacher. In future should introducing modern day Ai-Iot + Vhdl/Verilog' FPGA+ Vr/Ar/Mr/Xr .
What really helped me understand how the breadboard connections work was by drawing the breadboard but instead of drawing the holes, I drew the metal bars that connect them.
I love the way he explain every tiny details
I was so confused by bread boards now I understand I actually was following you as you were putting the components in and I knew why nothing was turning on then I predicted correctly the light would come on when you put the wire in because of that very good explanation of the bread board terminals I now understand
Great explanation. REally enjoying this series!
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These bread boards are positively delightful!
Hello, I'm still watching your videos, you're amazing with how you're explaining all details. I have a question here why connecting resistor before or after led doesn't matter? Idk if doesn't matter only with led or with all components, in addition the current flows from+ to - so if u put the resistor after, how it can protect it
Can I directly connect the resistor to the negative row and skip plugging in extra wire
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Amazing course , I have always had comprehension problems when it comes to electronics, but with your videos, I understand so easily, everything is well explained......i have a question about this video, i noticed that the cathode is on the regular rows of the breadboards, can we consider that side as the negative terminal ? and about the wire , i don't understand why there is one side on the negative terminal of the power rails instead of the positive terminal of the power rails , could you break this down for me ? thank you so much
Thanks a lot for all the basics.
Nice way of explaining and Language.
"Im not that great at explaning physical objects such as a breadboard", as opposed to what, Love? The meaning of life? Interpreting dreams of my neighbors goats sending me hindu vedic texts with Latter Day enthusiasm.
I think you did a great job 👍🏼 thank you for taking the time and helping us all understand. Much much apreciated
Hello CodeNMore. I have some knowledge ability with electronics as I used to study it in the mail. (Long ago.) I never did get a degree of sorts, but have been interested it in for many years. I did get into working with electronics back in 1995 and was constructing Generators for Ranchers mostly, converting Gasoline engines over to propane power, and setting the engine up on a frame with a usually, 6000 watt generator. I made up the controls (brain boxes and components for auto starting to pump water from a well for cattle out in the boonies. They would use the float system, so when a float dropped below a specified height it would attempt a start. 10 seconds per crank. If for some reason the engine did not start, it would rest for ~ 10 seconds, then try again. If for some reason it did not start with three tries, it would shut down.
I am writing just for a get go on what I am learning here. On the Breadboards, as I am seeing your explanation, I understand the power strips, (top and bottom,) each supply their half of the Breadboard? Now, when you were explaining the rows in the two sections in the middle, and relating "if you put a wire in two of the different rows, or across the center, these holes are not connected" I do bevel you were explaining prior to the wire this to be true? As, when the wire was inserted in two unconnected holes, it would make those holes connect, thus supplying power across the entire board section or rows with the wire. Did I get this correct? (The wire would then become the conductor.)
Hey CodeNMore! I'm curious, why did you have to use a wire to finish the circuit? Could you have routed the cathode to the resistor and then back to the power-rail? It seems like connecting the resistor to another column and then using a wire to route that back to the power-rail is one extra step. Thank you for this series! You're quick, to the point, and a good speaker!
+Adam Wirth I easily could have connected it directly to power, I just decided to use a wire (mainly just to "verify" to people how the breadboard rows are connected).
it's clear , my only little tip/suggestion to make it more clear:
horizontally connected holes, call them rows, but the vertical ones a columns, just like in an excel table
This is so clear and "step by step". THX 😃
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Bro, thank you. This series is amazing
I would appreciate it if you could do a video on breadboarding software. Especially free ones. I think there are some that are online. I tried messing with one once but got confused by the interface.
mmm...bread! very cool explanation - thanks a ton!
very good video, thank you this series, it really helped a lot
Nice series, really appreciate it pal! Got a question tho, does it matter where the resistor sits , like on the + or - side of the led? Or is it just important that its somewhere in the circuit? Ive seen videos with both versions, but they never specify why they put it there exactly.. on my breadboard, both versions work, but Im not sure if i can damage something.. ty!
When does there come a new video?, because I love your vids!
You made it very clear sir. Great teaching skills
Finally understood breadboards! :) thank you!
At 6:06 did the LED have to be put in the positive spot, or could you switch it around. (Basically, is it necessary to start with the positive side. Could you not of plugged the negative side of the LED into the negative part of the power rail and then put the positive part of the LED into the main bread board?) Any help is appreciated.
Crystal clear and easy to follow.
Great series for brushing up your electronics basics. Strong basics with workable advise! Is it good practice to use an old breadboard for a new project? Do breadboards develop short circuits or get broken when left unused?
Really interesting, and these videos aren’t over complicated! Cheers
Great Videos and the way you explained. I really learned from that. THANKS
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Thank you for the lesson.
My question is this... how do you know the whole to plug in the wires on the bread board starting from the power box?
looking forward to your new episode
your videos help alot
thank you!
nice, after circuits completed I really understood how breadboards works ....thanks
Question. Can power rails polarity be interchanged, negative to positive. I’m enjoying the learning process!
Yes, they are just colored to make identifying them easier
I have always put off learning electronics. I did 1 through 10 today. Sent for some supplies from Amazon to do some builds.
ONE QUESTION...in this video you connected the resitor to the negative pole, npot to the positive pole like you explained on a previous video...does it matter to wich pole is connected to?
Thanks for great series.
Your explanation is very impressive.
Am I correct is saying that your circuit path goes from the negative terminal of the battery, through the jumper cable, through the resistor, into the LED, and then finally through the positive terminal of the battery, thus completing the circuit?
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Great videos. I just put everything into my amazon cart so I can learn along. Have you added attachments to the battery holder leads? Possibly to fit the breadboard better? Thanks!
Listen buddy, im not an expert but that video didn't have a single peice of bread in it. Seems like false advertising to me.
thnq codeNMore ,I'm happy by this video bcoz from my diploma onwords I'm having doubts n confusion on breadboard now I was clear .thnq
cool stuff. needed this for my science exam on electricity
+CodeNMore I was really in to building electronic gizmos when I was a kid, just recently got the bug again and have played heck finding a supplier near me or a website that offers bread boards or components when I search for them (I always end up with some industrial companies). is there a website you can recommended for purchasing components? Not asking for you to endorse one just point me in a direction as all the major search engines have fail to provide me with a site in which to get the components. Thanks in advance and love the video series, subscribed, please keep it up!
+GreyFire Ocelot well, for breadboard stuff/wires/etc. Ebay can be good, but as for electronics components I would check out Jameco electronics and Mouser.com!
+GreyFire Ocelot I buy a lot of stuff from Tayda electronics. They're pretty cheap, so I don't get as upset when I fry a component. They periodically offer a coupon code on their Facebook page. :)
PuffyCatTail awesome, thanks :)
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i am going to studi électronic in University this year
I hope you contunu uploding your following videos very soon because they helped me a lot
Have you graduated? (Its been 4 years!)
@@amethystblue6355 unfortunately i changed , i'm studying dentistry now
But still occasionally reading about electronic , it became my hobbie
Oh okay
Great classes so far
Hey CODENMORE resistor is connected in the horizontal row why? First of all i love all your videos. I mean why isn't it connected vertically
u r doing a great work....
and Ur explanation is just awesomee
Thanks a lot. You guys are amazing teachers. Keep going.
*basic beginner dumb question*
In the previous video you connected the resistor between + and LED but in this one you are connecting the resistor between - and LED, does it makes any difference ?
you're doing great just keep it up
you kinda remind me of chris fix , which i'm also subscribed to
These are some great tutorials videos, thanks Sir !!
Thanks for the basic breadboarding example!
I got a question. Up to the last point, I didnt know where you would have connected the last wire. What happens if you connect it to a positive hole on the power strip? And why? Thanks, I devoured the first episodes all together and this is my very first doubt!
you are a good explainer
now I can start my first bread board project
thank you so much you explained it so well it helped me a lot. I am a little Lerner of english but still you helped me to learn thanks once again i am gretfull at you
It's very beneficial for me. Thanks a lot ❤❤❤
It would be helpful if you added links to web sites that offer the best buys on components like resistors, bread boards etc. I miss the local Radio Shacks that almost always had what one needed in electronics.
Hi @codeNMore. Thanks a lot! That was brilliant! I have a question. So the resistor is plugged into negative here. But as per your 'water pressure' example shouldn't (or best practise) to connect the resistor before current get's to LED? or does it not matter as exceess current will be taken by the resistor when it get's out of the other side on the led? Thanks!
Never mind. I think I got it. The current throught the cirucit is same! But please do add your thoughts here too!
@@53nat0r There's a bit more to it than that, but yeah, you can generally put the resistor on either end. There are fancy LEDs that can display multiple colours, and they have one lead for each colour and then either a common anode or common cathode. As such an LED is basically three LEDs held together with gaffer tape, the different colours have different forward voltages, so you don't put the LED on the common terminal, but on the terminals matching the colours.
this is amazing. You are great at this!