How does a Mouse know when you move it? || How Does a Computer Mouse Work?

You've probably used a mouse today. But do you know how it works?
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In this video, we explore the different parts of a computer mouse and we'll focus on the optical navigation system. Specifically, we'll look at how exactly computer mice can track their movement on a mouse pad. Finally, we take a look at the difference between gaming mice and normal mice, and we explore DPI or dots per inch and how different mice have different amounts of DPI.
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Animation & Modeling: Mike Radjabov
Modeling: Prakash Kakadiya
Script: Teddy Tablante
Twitter: @teddytablante
Voice Over- Phil Lee
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Inside of a Computer Mouse
00:43 - Image Sensor
03:16 - Cross-Correlation Algorithm
05:42 - Gaming Mice vs Normal Mice
06:50 - What exactly is DPI or Dots Per inch?
07:43 - How do we reach 25,000 DPI?
09:29 - Specs of different computer mice
10:39 - PCBWay Sponsored Segment
11:23 - Outro
Key Branches from this video are: Printed Circuit Boards, Lithium-Ion Batteries, Scroll Wheel, Bluetooth
Erratum:
Animation built using Blender 2.90.1 www.blender.org/
Post with Adobe Premiere Pro
Internet References:
Logitech MX Master 3 Teardown offers an Intriguing look at its new scroll wheel
www.theverge.com/circuitbreak...
blog.bolt.io/logitech-mx-mast...
Fixing the Logitech MX Master Scroll Wheel
toemat.com/logitech-mx-master...
Details of the Image Sensor
www.pixart.com/
Inside the Omron D2FC-F-7N Microswitch
www.gonnalearn.com/inside-omr...
What is Mouse DPI? Does DPI Matter?
xahlee.info/kbd/mouse_dpi.html
Logitech Mouse Review. Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse. Packaging and Equipment
playfmrussia.ru/en/programmy/...
Razer Viper Gaming Mouse Review: Lefties Bestie, Righties' Meh-stie
www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...
Wikipedia contributors. "Computer Mouse" , Interpolation Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, Visited October, 2021
Music Credits
Kindred
#ComputerMouse #HowItWorks #Mouse

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[@Adhithya2003]

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it would cost very much if not for mass manufacturing

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Excellent video. I’m an old electrical engineer but just never thought much about how optical mice worked. Nice bit of explanation. Getting a vertical mouse for Christmas, in preparation for a new desktop build early in the new year. Hope the vertical style will better suit these older, stiffer hands. The hard part will be to move the mouse without thinking about your fine graphics and lucid explanations.

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it doesn't actually taking that much processing power to do a comparison, especially on hardware based logic. It doesn't have to really "decide"

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Fast Fourier Transform is O(N Log N). so only several 10 thousands of operations, which could be completed in a few loops on actual hardware implementation.

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Do you really understand how something works after one video? It is definitely helpful, just not enough to get intuition. We'll never know how everything works, simply because our lives have limited amount of time. Why am I saying this... I have no idea...

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In times when history did not exist, mice uses a ball to track their paths . .

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That's amazing! How do you get into such a carrier? Would you mind sharing your experience and general tips? You don't hear about such carrier paths often! Cheers and take care.

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I highly doubt you’d learn anything from this video, if you’ve been in this industry for 20 years. Please, tell me what information you received, that you didn’t have previous?

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[@pepe199411]

The mouse knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the mouse from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the mose is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the mouse must also know where it was.

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Prehistoric mice used a stick 😄 Phenomenal video. Just wow! I'm a "prehistoric" geek and knew exactly how optical mice work, but I've never seen this level of quality in an explanation before. Good content.

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I never expected to find explanation video with such an insane production value for this (seemingly) simple question.

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Being a computer engineer myself I wasn't really aware of the complex engineering and effort it took to build a small optical mouse....Your video is a gem 💎

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are you sure you're not a software engineer. just kidding, this profession is so extensive that one cannot know everything.

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I am sooo glad these examples and breakdowns are from such modern devices! All too often these explanations are from nearly outdated technologies we barely use anymore, just so they don’t have to explain as much. So many props for the awesome and explanatory visuals, the easy to understand writing, and the commitment for quality education for all!

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Great. The graphical representation is excellent. The way of description is unique also.

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This video was one of the best informative videos I've ever encountered in my life. I'm truly in awe at the level of detail that the narrator went through. Can you please cover all other components?

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I have a mice infestation in my home and this definitely helped out. Mice tend to move fast and they take lots of pictures. Thanks.

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You might want to consider replacing your floor with glass tiling, that way older mice can't get a good grip and run away from you.

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Man, in the days before wireless, they were much easier to catch

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Have you tried removing their balls?

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Wow. Thank you for the detailed breakdown.

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[@l.mcmanus3983]

I am glad you mentioned trackballs. I don’t feel that old but remember using them. A mouse pad was a necessity back then. It still surprises me how well optical mice work on almost any surface. I remember the ball needing to be cleaned once in a while to keep working properly. My husband has a mouse with a trackball, but the ball is on top of the mouse and moved with your fingers. Interesting variation on the basic design.

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Zoomers will never know the pleasure of cleaning the three dirty mouse wheels inside.

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@@vertyisprobablydead Done lots of those for people. Those old units could be quite "organic" inside. One was full of chewed bits of fingernails.

[@LRM12o8]

I didn't know ballmice needed a mouse pad. Me and my family has been using ours on the plain wooden tabletop back in the Windows XP days and it worked fine. Occasionally, though, the ball would get stuck and had to be cleaned, ofc.

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@@vertyisprobablydead right, because every time new technology comes out, the old tech is immediately purged from the face of this world and only exists as memories in people's brains from then on, duh! I grew up with compact cassettes, VCR, NES and the Gameboy Pocket, but not in the 90's! 😁

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The amount of work in this video is simply impressive

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It's amazing how the simplest things can be very difficult to produce. This reminds me of a video I once saw, about a car's steering wheel. It's unbelievable the amount of calculations that goes into making a steering wheel work

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Yeah! And from that perspective they are really not "simplest", but rather "everyday" things.

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Def want to see the next part(s). Beautiful accurate animations and very clear. Really nice quality viewing

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30k? Take more 100k and yet a thousand more. Well deserved, dense content and clear deliver, thank you so much for sharing

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What an amazing process for teaching. Love the voice work too!!!

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I noticed that when i hold my mouse so that the sun would shine on the backside of it the curser would move on its own in random directions and now I know why. Thank you for that informative video, I really enjoyed it

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I love how you used an MX Master 3 which is one of the most complicated mice.

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NEver thought it would be that deep. Thanks for this informative video.

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How simple the technology looks compared to the processes that goes into it is all on one side of the scale,.. while the quality of this video is equally matching it on the other. Animation, explanation, and flow is really well thoughtout and greatly executed.

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Awesome. It's always cool to read about sich things, and realize that they've been developed for so long time already

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Just thought the pointer is moving here and there on the screen but wow what a technology behind a small device. Brilliant creation..

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[@Hirnlappen]

I own exactly this model and recently tore it apart because I dropped it once too often. So I was surprised to see such detailed and accurate animations! First I thought that you simply ripped some marketing animations but when the animation went on and on, perfectly depicting the highly technical contents, my jaw just dropped.

[@uselessfellow007]

Just amazing, it's seems like a simple mouse 🖱️but all the engineering and science behind it, just wow. I can't believe I'm watching this much helpful content for free. Love you guys for this much information in a very short time

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Thank you very much!

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This is awesome guys! I can’t wait to see where this channel goes. Thank you guys for doing such an awesome job.

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Fantastic description, thank you. This also explains why I find a blank sheet of paper to be the best 'mouse mat'

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No way I finally found you, saw one of ur videos on one of these TikTok channels that steals content and removes watermarks, I thought the video was so cool but couldn't find the source nowhere, so glad I found the channel 😁

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Man, the voice. It feels like GOD is trying to explain everything too me. And I'm so desperately listening all of it again and again.

[@UNKNOWN-us1gn]

It's so detailed ,I am thrilled by technology.

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What an incredibly wonderful presentation.

[@Johny40Se7en]

What a true marvel of tech 🙂 Cheers for the simple-ish explanation.

[@SunkenPotato]

This is amazing. I had no idea mice worked like this. Thank you for explaining to me.

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I swear I'm in love with this channel. Absolutely amazing videos. Such niche topics explained so simply yet so in detail with quality and comprehensive animations, leaving little to no questions to ask and covering other related sub-categories that make up that topic, fullfilling people's curiousity about how things work. Gratitudes.

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this channel has the most excellent explanations

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Its amazing how much thoughts and effort engineers have use to make a mouse. A lot of complicated math, physics, computer engineering, etc.

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It comes hand in hand with astronomy and the use of photo cells to capture information

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This video can be describe in just one word. This is a 'Masterpiece'

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Thank you Mr New Vegas! Jokes aside, thank the algorithm that sent this video my way, sadly a tad too late, was the teacher for a programming class that tackled the use of DSP's and how they function, really loved the video and likely to use it as an example

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I got lost at the last part of the DPI, but I really APPRECIATE THE EFFORT THAT THIS VIDEO HAD! I'm not even an English native speaker, and this reached me on my feeds! So I think more people will get to see this! Very good video

[@BrianPletcher1]

Hah, saw this on the youtube home page 43 seconds after you posted it! Looking forward to watching it! (edit after watching) Indeed, quite interesting!

[@nataliaonaire]

Excellent explanation!

[@winkipinky]

Fantastic videos and really nice animations 👍👍👍

[@reaganreigns999]

The technology that lies under the palm of the hand is amazing

[@williamholden9349]

"We're just a messenger." Dry humor in the midst of this awesomely detailed presentation. Dying laughing 🤣

[@avijitpal1421]

Just amazing! Salute to the engineers 🙏

[@GothGuy885]

wow! I had some idea how optical mice worked, but this really showed me how much I didn't know. Thank you , Fantastic video 😀

[@the_r1d]

This is on of the best educational content I have ever seen on KZbin. Thank you for such good quality content.