5 helpful Electronic Projects for beginners

[@michaelgallagher5314]

These videos would be so much more useful if you included a simple label at the start of what each project is and what it would be used for

[@ZigbertD]

The goal isn't to help you, the goal is to induce you to watch more seconds of their content. It's also why it's paced just a little too fast to comfortably follow if you're actually trying to learn anything, forcing you to rewind repeatedly just to see component values and so forth, which literally appear on screen for less than a second. It's stylishly edited and art directed to make it visually appealing, the absolute last priority is teaching anything valuable.

[@ltkdt]

I tried creating coding and electronics videos on my channel and yeah, I do feel like if a video is only meant to be educational and not dragging then most videos like this cant last longer than 10 minutes. (I'm not talking about more complex topics)

[@tze-ven]

The 2nd project with the full bridge and powering the mains is very dangerous. If the 2 prong plug is plug in the reversed (AC pin1=Live, pin2=Neutral), it is not safe to touch the DC terminals! Anyway, it is dangerous to touch anything that is in direct contact with the mains power.

[@Pelican_t]

Its just a capacitive dropper circuit. Its not very useful in general.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Due caution is called for, but alarmist comments aren't. High voltage is a fact of life in electronics. Get over it or get out of it.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@kennmossman8701 I'm guilty of nothing. I just state the facts. Everything in life is at your own risk.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@kennmossman8701 I assume you aren't actually in electronics to understand the realities. Lacking that you have no credibility.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@kennmossman8701 It isn't my responsibility to answer your technical questions, nor am I even interested in doing so. You might want to ask the OP since you can't do it yourself. GED? I designed and built custom research equipment both electronic and mechanical for a major university in my career, and I hold two Federal Communications Commission licenses. Don't embarrass yourself any further by trying to discredit me.

[@mrbk1120]

You should do in a breadboard so that we will understand properly

[@Eletino_X]

Or on a pcb

[@ALEFILES]

Good idea! So why don't you do a video mounting these circuits on a protoboard, and then upload it to your channel?

[@awaismushtaq5719]

Good point

[@DR-7]

​@ALEFILES If it is someone requesting further explanation, is probably because they need it. Not just because.

[@semydev]

@@ALEFILESbecause he probably doesn’t understand so much ether so maybe he could but also no one would watch

[@simpleelectroniccircuits4268]

It is better if you use bright LEDS.😊

[@АлексейХарьков-г9к]

Да лучше бы он для начала научился различать проводимость транзисторов и подучил бы основы радиотехники.

[@mr.perfect1067]

Bro little request....always put a simple indication...on completed circuit screenshot about danger of shock...if you only writes no shock at ends it gives wrong idication people can touch circit itself ....and you knows how dengerious is that...very big shock as most of people are newbees and teenagers dont knows about danger many of them try to build..thank you for awasome video..hope you and other youtuber take it seriously

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

Yes, especially since this appears to be targeted at beginners.

[@sokdolla]

can we charge lithuim battery 14.6v?

[@ajaycreaterelectronics2527]

Wrong multiple if 4.2v​@@kennmossman8701

[@martinwilliams1784]

Oxymoron - beginner and mains AC

[@burstfireno1617]

Dude good work but like someone mentioned, as a REAL beginner it would help if you could do it on a breadboard instead of “in the air”…

[@ABCDXYZ-iy1kr]

For what purpose this project can be used in home ? I am new to electronics and hence.

[@АлексейХарьков-г9к]

Если вы соберёте по его схемам то новичком и останетесь, только разочарованным .

[@АлексейХарьков-г9к]

@@kennmossman8701 В этом я с вами полностью согласен, вдобавок если по его схемам собирать то ещё и не работоспособные.

[@spyd1476]

Sir, is the C5200 transistor a PNP transistor that you used in the last project ??...you showed the PNP symbol for it in the diagram...i think it's NPN, & there is an error in the Ground portion... PLEASE CHECK THE WHOLE CONNECTION...

[@mimomimo7370]

There is an error in the first scheme! A resistor was forgotten in the LED circuit. It is there in the video but not on the diagram.

[@colloidalsilverwater15ppm88]

Chrg and full symbols on schematic are opposite, reversed. In base of transistor you have to put resistor, to prevent blow up of transistor. So, how could transistor know is it accu charged? By measuring voltage on thd source? Bro, do not fool these people anymore

[@markanderson8066]

There's nothing in that circuit detecting battery charge level.

[@colloidalsilverwater15ppm88]

@@markanderson8066 A transistor can detect. But this device is arguable, it's detection is "flowey"

[@scottkrieman8108]

What was the number 2 project for? What did it do?

[@artcos10]

No 1º projeto o diagrama esquemático tem erros graves.

[@yacineyaker7485]

first the charge led would blow up as there is no current limiting resistor, 2- there is no way the relay would turn off by the battery voltage as it controller by the input voltage and pot

[@colinwilkes3377]

So 7:23, watch the photoresistor as the light goes on and off.. it magically sprouts leaves? This circuit is mildly suspicious.

[@syncronisity1]

I built an enclosure for an old Pioneer car stereo that I use in my garage. I power it with an old CPAP power supply that converts 120VAC to 12VDC. The problem I am having is that anything the power cord gets unplugged, I lose all of my presets. I am trying to figure out a way to make a battery backup. I'm not sure if putting a capacitor in parallel with the power cord would be an option, and if it is, should I place it before the transformer, or after?

[@leA97]

project 5

[@JahiddKizz]

You should also include schematics in description if you don't want to lable in video

[@CreativeTechos]

Schematics for each project is shown in video, please watch without skipping

[@lalitmisal3600]

Input voltage 230 ya 110 vac?

[@antonfoot803]

What is input voltage on charger?

[@luizfernandolessa1889]

No caso do último vídeo, como eu ligaria um voltímetro/amperímetro? Obrigado.

[@LeopoldoFernandez-n6j]

Buy ac voltmeter/ammeter.

[@johnnz4375]

In design 1 there is a error in the schematic the LED's are labelled wrong.

[@nicopistor62]

I also saw that.

[@davidgari3240]

Not to mention lack of limiting resistors = 12 volts across the LEDs.

[@glendelossantos7699]

thank you for your project idea

[@vladimerslovakz9540]

Professor can i have your circuit design for 3 phase mosfet gate driver for ac motor application...

[@isahabdulmalik8839]

Pls how do i get those components to Nigeria and the payment method

[@luizcalderari3895]

Congratulaions, very nice

[@Mark-abc]

Schematics and explanation of the circuits ?

[@Sanju220-t2k]

Circuit ko purne autocut voltage meters ki theory se bna sakte hai water_13:16 moter autocut

[@yagyaveersingh3993]

Your all projects are awesome.. Because you learnt very much in silent mode but full naming instructions 👌👌👌😢🙏🚩🚩

[@srinivasch5873]

The first project (Battery charger) of circuit diagram is small mistak that is the indicator led positions were changed (charge and full indicators).

[@luizfernandolessa1889]

Não tenho o tiristor do terceiro circuito. Qual posso usar no lugar dele? Obrigado.

[@Sanju220-t2k]

Request for Autocut 220v Ac with 12v relays for home and industry water pump motors. Autocut over voltage protection same formula but we want to knows, how to cut 220v on single face motor 🎉 Add more components use similar potential meters , कुछ-न-कुछ आशा सम्भव है 🎉 12:07

[@arindampal4982]

Give proper explanation

[@BCElectri]

Nice 👍 it

[@utheintun5656]

Good creations. Let me know for each project names. Thanks.

[@johnangusmacleod7055]

What is this music called

[@transmitterguy478]

Your CHRG and FULL labels on the diodes are reversed on circuit #1 of the schematic. Great video.

[@robertmejia4554]

I like your project's

[@S200773]

second project dont say no shock its not safe 220VAC is coming directly to negative terminal through 220 ohms resistor and bridge diode

[@ska4036]

Very small size video, difficult to view. Didn't you recognise that?🤔😱😚

[@Creativeideasbd]

Good idea

[@billyd1045]

The 2SC5200 on last project is drawn as a PNP transistor. In actual fact its an NPN transistor.

[@Vidya1939]

Tks for video+ projects

[@roberthudacek]

kde je video irfz 44 ???

[@АлексейХарьков-г9к]

А почему в последнем проекте схема не соответствует, транзистор указан другой проводимости, да и вообще бред какой-то, без нагрузки хотя бы 10к на холостом ходу выставили напряжение на npn транзисторе, да в принципе регулятор напряжения с ограничителем тока на одном транзисторе это что-то новое.

[@sambaahmedabd5283]

Bravo que le bon dieu vous garde

[@phookaziz3]

Maybe someone smarter in component circuit design can tell me why would you choose to use 3 mosfets to vary the speed of a dc motor when the same thing is accomplished with a 12v battery the motor and a potentiometer of appropriate resistance?

[@baxbanni2226]

Your assumption is a fatal error!

[@jayhinds3937]

The motor he was using was a brushless dc motor (3 phase brushless).

[@phookaziz3]

@@baxbanni2226 your response is neither helpful nor informative. Please expand politely.

[@phookaziz3]

@@jayhinds3937 is a three phase motor not subject to the same ohms law? How does the mosfet control the motor differently than just a variable resistance? Or is it just using the transistors to “dial in” that resistance automatically?

[@jayhinds3937]

@@phookaziz3 Each phase of the motor must be energized sequencely. These types of motors are used in RC projects alot and are controlled by an ESC (electronic speed controller) that passes high current to the motor from a low voltage-low current control signal. While this is an overly simplified explanation I hope it helps.

[@ranjankumarbhattacharyya9941]

Nice

[@mrbaseball4422]

Please make something that will mute tv commercials

[@SharvilSawargaonkar]

It is very hard to detect for a machine when there is ad on tv but for sometime like youtube etc it is possible why build a machine use ad blocker insted

[@mrbaseball4422]

@@SharvilSawargaonkar thank you sir, love your videos. 👍

[@eduardodecarli6669]

Faz um projeto de uma campainha dim dom

[@shahriarrudra7495]

The 1st schematic have errors

[@usd00]

What exactly

[@bryan192]

look at the schematic. there is no way for the battery to even give feedback. it is also extremely power inefficient, and lacks the super important CC feature. if you see anyone build circuits without explaining them, run. they also don't know how they work.

[@ngnerd5392]

You said that because you analyze ONLY the schematic, and not the actual components in video.. Because if you do you would say, "Where the heck are two resistors in this schematic??? " And i should say.. ALL OF THEESE ARE SCAMS.. just check it by yourself if you have time..

[@riyasnadi6856]

Induction ka chahiye

[@PunakiviAddikti]

The second project is a capacitive dropper. Useful for driving low power circuits but MAINS VOLTAGE KILLS! The circuit is in no way safe to touch, even though he touched the output wires. The only thing standing between you and the live mains voltage wire is a diode and two resistors. Same goes for the third project. Never play with mains voltage unless you're a licensed electrician.

[@linclionbram7712]

Where is circuit diagram?

[@hasantamer9199]

good

[@joerinaldi5]

Project 2 the ac input and dc output should be specified eve for just safety..regards

[@DIYBangladesh]

Awsome Project

[@S200773]

first project check circuit labeling again

[@dharsan0123]

Except for third, how is anything else useful in all homes? 🤦‍♂️

[@A2A-kannada]

No 2 ko mobile charger jaisa use karte hai kya ?

[@stephengiacobozzi7785]

220v 50 Hz is not the same as 120v 60Hz

[@kchandrakant50]

You move your finger as if you are saying that no, this is not correct.

[@ronaldarrobo6003]

❤😮😮😮😮

[@gd2329j]

Electronic school day one ! “ Rule one forget what you think you know or go home ” 5 projects students get ZERO marks for …...

[@sharadrathore1441]

👌👌

[@CreativeTechos]

Thanks

[@FarhanAhmed-zb9ep]

Can u make a hearing aids? I need to know

[@Henryhanson-j2y]

We don’t need the Annoying Music

[@khakirukaya4574]

😮😮😮

[@ssp5502]

I saw its first project schematic diagram and its circuits, believe me it is totally bogus

[@snipersquad100]

Sweet.

[@MrLescol]

can't you draw aa circuit diagram?? useless ,,,

[@OmveerSingh-r9b]

Cool

[@sanewschannelup2372]

डायग्राम सर्किट में यू + यू को जोड़ा नहीं गया

[@aaronletchford]

Too fast

[@nilujash9588]

Wow

[@edwardfletcher7790]

I cannot watch with this HORRID LOUD MUSIC !!!

[@kehindeadeyemi5469]

Put on screen your company's name for easy contact.

[@ВолодимирРубаков]

1.tl431

[@preso706]

11:02 + --> -

[@lewiskelly14]

Boring.

[@90s_kids_lifestyle]

Can you make arc or plasma lighter for killing millipedes (insects)

[@FaizTech466]

Nice