Agreed. Sensible requirements

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ-kdmOepsx7bLs You could build one of these

You have a good voice

Thanks for your class which is really great, but I have a question here, as you're using STM32MP developing board, why didn't get the img and all developing stuff from ST directly, I think it will be more efficient than we build it ourselves, am I right? Hope to get the reply, thanks.

if i need to use semaphore in my project i just need to call the xSemaphoreTakeRecursive() & xSemaphoreGiveRecursive() ?

That's a nice looking weather station! 😉

Rubik's Cube solver was the highlight, wow! Great Video!

Love it! Neet interactive/educational idea for a badge.

That Rubik's Cube solver was crazy fast!

Where do I get the bow tie?

That is freakin sweet!

Young Sheldon

I have my own product i came up with but my electonics are a bit bulky do you think you could help me condence the 4 cuircuts i have into 1 singular board?

NO WAYYYY!!! Thank you for featuring my project, MechaMaven. I'm geeking out! 😭❤

The best PID video available on youtube 😂 thank you my friend!

Please Make a split supply for breadboards..

Wow 😮

Shut UP and take my money!

Linux mint is my favorite.

cool Project. Does your board get hot when boosting power to 20V?

Why not leave out the WOKE bs? NO ONE would notice and you would no offend innocent viewers

So out of date that it either needs to be redone or just deleted. Totally useless now.

😎😎

I'd buy a boatload of those. I have the same issue of the supplies being unstable and blocking a lot of the connection rails.

I'm impressed somebody knows their way around USB-C PD!

GND should be the outside rails on either side. This avoids orientation issues and makes it the same layout on either side. Voltage selection should be a button that must be held for a while to unlock. A switch that you can bump and overload your circuit isn't good. An on-board voltage regulator would be good as many USB supplies have significant ripple (100+ mV p-p) and output a higher voltage than stated.

One thing i often see missing are dual supplies, having positive and negative selectable voltages would be great