How Microcontroller with EPROM works

[@stealthmonkey3G]

Came for the concept, stayed for the insane production value

[@moinshaikh6684]

Mind blowing video, I've never such a brilliant detailed animation video In my life before, ! Creativity, 5 star, animation 5 star, teaching perspective 5 star!

[@reverseengineering2943]

Thank you very much, my friend. Did you see my last project here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4K4eoiId9StY9U

[@moinshaikh6684]

Please make more videos, world needs you for excellent learning experience, please make more videos on flip flop, counters, timers, registers, shift registers, all the things, you're giving us unforgettable leaning experience

[@g.jothilakshmikarthi6917]

What a fantastic graphic work you done bro mind blowing 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@reverseengineering2943]

Thank you very much, my friend. Did you see my last project here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4K4eoiId9StY9U

[@dgyjhuhgujk315]

*Amazing animation, I've never seen anything like that, thank you for the effort and time spent*

[@pratikchavan2321]

amazing it shows the deep insights . great job

[@maceeiko]

Really loved this animation! Awesome work man!!

[@ghanobon5457]

The explanations you provide are wonderful, thank you for all the effort

[@bhairuyadav8179]

Broo what an animation 🤯🤯🤯🤯!!

[@thepcmaster00]

Wornderful video!Thank You!

[@JayJay-ki4mi]

What a fantastic video.

[@praveenpaul31]

One more subscriber added .It's me. Its all Bcoz of Ur Effort bro

[@ghaniguerrad5061]

Very good, thanks for the info

[@YuchiLiu-rg6lg]

What an amazing video!!!

[@direccioncolegiobilingueox6137]

amazing animation what program was used for this animation?

[@reverseengineering2943]

Hi friend. I used Blender 3D. It was old project and today a lot of details i would make another way, but using Blender too.

[@timonleao6151]

Definitivamente melhor descrição ou ilustração de um microcontrolador nossa

[@ateebshivalli3618]

Amazing😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@adilelsadiqmusa6504]

very good we need more

[@manseeism]

Mind blowing....

[@webuxmotion]

Amazing

[@CrystalFusion]

very good animation

[@eis3nheim]

Amazing explanation, keep it up.

[@soundguydon]

Love the computer animation, but please do it without the music.

[@virajdodiya-o8l]

I am using an 80C152 microcontroller, which is ROMless. I want to read a program from EEPROM and controlling the state of Port 1 using embedded C code. I am using the Keil compiler. Can you provide guidance for this?"

[@reverseengineering2943]

I didn't use EEPROM for such microcontroller, but EPROM only. It's difference between these memories, but it was described well in 8051 microcontrollers book from such Hindi proffersor, and title of this pdf was something like "8051 assembly and c programming ".. if I'll find this book i will send you more details

[@mustang2440]

neat video but the music overides the voice

[@reverseengineering2943]

Yes, i used wrong method of splitting two audio tracks..

[@yeshwanthe8561]

Good one but background music is high… please keep it low as possible

[@ashutoshgangwar]

Explanation is little bit hard to understand with with background music. Great technical details though.

[@ghaniguerrad5061]

We need more

[@reverseengineering2943]

@@ghaniguerrad5061 How can you help me find more time for such projects? I'm already learn a lot Unreal Engine technology to create electronics simulator using style, you seen on this video. But this technology is hard and I need support, people who help me do this project... if you know some UE developers, contact me whith them, i think in team will be easier creating such things...

[@mihalydozsa2254]

Amazing work and unique execution. It has the potential to grab the attention of less technical people. Great start, you grab the attention with te animations, but with a basic understanding about these things, i still quickly got lost a little bit from the jumpcuts and camera moves. Editing/framing: 30 sec intro is too long, with the channel intro, and the video intro together, Channel intro is 0:18 to 0:32 speed up, and start talking sooner. 3:27 Where is P1.0 pin again? (here you loose a lot of people, who assume, okay, i have to know it my self, than this video is not for me...) 3:39 you change the view to show the resonator, and make dizzy everyone with rotating everything at 3:47 since before and from than you show everything else from the ROM side, i suggest to stick with one side. 3:55 you could pan down as the traces light up 4:06 you show the chip from the p0.0 then you cut to the other side, and rotate back to p0.0, confusing everyone what side is on :D i would have follow the traces with the camera from there, showing ALE as passes throught the VIA, keep the traces in the shot, and tan follow past to the other connection. 4:12 the text is to dark and the light makes it unreadable 4:20 you transition to fast from P0 if i blink i miss it. And you lose the viewer. 4:26 too big of a change, i had to watch multiple times, to understand in my head what orientation i am in, and how it connects. 4:30 i spent a long time to understand :D to many things happened at the same time, you can "bend reality" for the sake of explanation, you coult light up the p2 traces as you explain that it comes directly. 4:34 the shining light overshines the traces, hard to see what is happening 4:38 instead of just changing the text, you could show the sending from to "i already forgot which is which" and it makes easier to see where are te 13 lines. 4:50 again sudden orientation change 4:56, it is following carefully the bits, and the next moment 5:05 i am a totally different place, (180 degree rule, at cinema) Instead i would show it from the top, and slowly pan down to the next angle while you talk about "because..." Next video idea, why and how exactly transfers the ROM the data to those legs? 5:05 to many jumpcuts, unnecessary one second 5:08 you yould show the ALE connection more visibly inside to make easier to understand how did it send the freeze adress signal (leave visible the whole legs for example) or show it also at 4:34 as it does it's job. Because I'm not sure if i understood it right. 5:17 you made an awesome looking, but confusing transition, i would reuse the 1:13 you animated perfectly where is the RAM located on the chip, and then at, just fade out the background. 5:23 you show the PC you hide it and then 5:32 you show the change in a new image, i would leave it in the background visible, and show the change like at 7:38. 5:34 you could zoom out, follow with the closeup from the same angle, not switching from the top, and than back again. 5:41 lights up the whole board, i get confused again, the wole board lights up, and then you show what is changing with a closeup and i did not notice the change on the board, because i was upside down and now im zoomed out again. I think this part could be fully fop view without any changes. And then zoom in back on the ROM as at 4:45. Instead i would make bigger, or flash the text as it mentioned (also at 4:06). 6:11 you light up the traces and does not follow it to the led, jumpcut is too sudden change. 6:17 it looks like it lights up twice, instead of cut a simple zoom would have been better if you wanted a closeup, but it is not needed, easy to see it is lit up. 7:38 the first time i get the RAM animation, but i should understand it shortly after 1:13. I would introduce the "parts" that going to be mentioned i the video, to understand better what happens. And keep it consistent, so when you make the next video, people already know what to look for, and how to understand it. Also if you have a template you don't have to recreate everything every time again and again. Also it makes easier to connect videos, same scene, but next time you show a different component and reference back and forth between the wideos. I'm sure it is not the case, but it feels like you had a list how it works, what to show and no plans how to connect some of these things visually. I bet you can see in the analitycs some drops near this timestamps (3:27, 4:30, 5:41), i'm curious. Rendering: I recommend shade smooth for curved components. EVEE is plenty enough for this, less noisy (kzbin.info/www/bejne/m16co4yLrL5nbbs) You can render out just the components, and the different passes separately, and you can reuse scenes with different the angles, (like the ROM at 4:50) and just mask it out, so you can put different clips on top of each other, and don't have to render everything every time. Sound: Don't worry anout the music, just use an EQ to pull down the speech frequencies from the music, and it get's way better. I just wanted to leave a comment it is to jumpy, but you put in so much work in this video so i put some in my comment to, i hope this way helps more to understand why it is confusing at places for me and probably some others. Also keep it in mind, what is obvious for you, the viewer might have no idea about, so explain and show everything as you would show it to a kid. And ask friends who don't know anything about these things, and watch the reactions to see if they really can understand what is happening or just supporting you.

[@reverseengineering2943]

Thank you very much, Mihaly for this comment. I don't want to making poor explanation again, that i haven't preview during creating because too slowly laptop used.. In fact i didn't make my Blender 's homework, i could learn more about masking and camera motion.. Without preview i had to believe, that 1-week rendering of few seconds fragment will be' not to fast' or 'not to slow', but most often wasn't ideal. So, your opinion will be the best tip for my next projects, thanks again and keep in touch, my friend!

[@mihalydozsa2254]

@@reverseengineering2943 I can understand the struggle, i can't start if it takes days to rernder, so instead i'm on learning the optimalisation jurney, so your patience is huge. I don't know if you use blender for video editing, but if not maybe you can speed up your work further if you render out the 3D and animation, (i never used something ike this, but might help if it is good and free as advertised www.sheepit-renderfarm.com/) and use a separate less demanding program for video editing, so you have more time to experiment and learn new things, keep up the great work :)

[@rousonarabegum825]

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[@smiesznewpadki7278]

I am beginner, in my opinion animation looks great, but music is a bit too loud. Lerned more from this video, keep it up :)

[@reverseengineering2943]

Śmieszne wpadki, dzięki serdeczne za te słowa. Pozdrawiam!

[@Rintujintu]

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[@gerardzi7930]

Amazing video ! reverse lab to better know electronic

[@reverseengineering2943]

Thank you very much. New video already creating is about car-hacking can bus basics. Stay tuned!

[@gerardzi7930]

@@reverseengineering2943 yes , CAN bus oh !! it's more complicated

[@rgsangeetha9250]

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[@reverseengineering2943]

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[@tmula3821]

idk, i personally like the music, makes something boring more exciting :)

[@asam982]

You turn off music

[@mnahimsh1]

I want to understand full working tutorial of electronics Is there any course offered by you.

[@reverseengineering2943]

Not so easy, to make such big area, as 'electronics'. In fact, i plan making next episodes, much basically, than this 'how microcontroller with EPROM works'. Ohm laws, kirchoffs, and electromagnetic is in my piont of view, but i have to slow down a little, because this project was very hard to me.. Not so much graphic skills and animation knowledge and not so good effects. So be patient, subscribe and share to another, i promise will be more videos soon!

[@marthijnkrabbe941]

Music is too loud

[@gamebeatco]

Make more for circuit ai works

[@reverseengineering2943]

I'll making circuit game, using Unreal Engine. The project is huge and first effects are far, but could be interesting. Cheers!

[@adilmahmood9489]

this is great

[@reverseengineering2943]

Thank you, my Friend, see my latest video about car electronics : kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4K4eoiId9StY9U

[@jeffnay6502]

I am having a problem re-programming a Signetics SC8051/ Intel 8051. I can read what is currently on the IC using Intel 87C51FA but can not write anything to the chip.

[@reverseengineering2943]

Yes, it is common problem with memory/microcontroller seties 87xxx... It because EPROM or OTP factory.. So if it is OTP (one-time programming) you have an answer... I can't find exactly SC8051, but 83xx which has EEPROM, but your probably was factory ROM (firmware) programmed, and because it is one time programmable chip, that's why you cannot write anything.

[@jeffnay6502]

@@reverseengineering2943 Thank you (SC80C51BCCN40 SIGNETICS)

[@subhashkumar5896]

too loud music not able hear anything

[@vakeeluddin1211]

Thanks alot.

[@formless3791]

Great video ruined by music