Introduction to Tinkercad Circuits & Breadboarding - Part 1

[@bobertsean8866]

This is one of the most concise and effective videos I've ever seen. Thank you so much!

[@Boardcousin]

I already did these tutorials but u can only learn so much from text and simulating. Hearing someone who knows what their doing is just really helpful so i appreciate this

[@TheFreakObsession]

Well done! I am a teacher in Primary school and I didn't know much about making circuits in Tinkercad before. I am now ready to do some experiments during my lessons. Thank you very much! :)

[@RemiWauthy]

Thanks for the comment! I have a part two to this video as well. If there are other specific tutorials you would like to see, please do let me know.

[@LumosX]

Thanks, much obliged. I'm a professional software engineer who knows nothing about electronics sans what I was taught in high school a long time ago, and I never bothered to learn what a breadboard is and how it's used. Now I know this. Cheers.

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@bestgaming1890]

this video really helped with my school work I liked the vid

[@jordangiberson4626]

Thank you SO much. You just saved me work on a distance learning lesson. I appreciate you, sir.

[@rbwauthy]

Glad it helped! Please like and subscribe.

[@t-t2487]

Amazing video ! I just wanted to get into 3D modeling, but this feature intriguing me so much I just had to watch a tutorial on it. This video is explained incredibly well and even I could understand everything very easily even though I have a hard time with electronics/physics. I actually understood more things than in class last year, when I learned about all this, so thank you 🙏

[@RemiWauthy]

Wow, thanks! Glad it was helpful! Let me know if there's another video you would like me to do.

[@mediocredriver3741]

For anyone wondering it is called a breadboard because people used to use cutting boards with screws in it the make connections.

[@RemiWauthy]

Interesting, thanks for sharing!

[@systematicmotivationllc.8470]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO! IT REALLY HELPED MY STUDENTS UNDERSTAND CIRCUITS AND HOW TO USE TINKERCAD!!

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad it helped! Please like & subscribe :-D

[@eddywauters741]

Very well done. I actually get the feeling to start understanding electronics!

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad to hear this vid helped. Let me know if there are other videos you would like to see and please subscribe.

[@bryanhoangbach2255]

Such a great tutorial! Very easy to understand.

[@nukaflight]

Best Teacher. This better get me an A

[@devlinasssociatesllc4569]

These videos are great should be more popular, you putting all the tags on?

[@aqib_ali_2503]

Wonderful Explanantion! Thanks for posting the video

[@RemiWauthy]

You're welcome

[@divineegbuchu4612]

In sophomore year learning about circuits using tinkercad, I already learned most of this in class, but it took like 4 class(every other day) and if I had watched this it would have only taken 15 minutes😂😅. Now I need to redo some things since i finally get it

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad it helped!

[@Kushcapalot]

Thank you very much for explaining it so good I now understand how it works

[@tlc12070]

Thanks, I didn't even know tinkercad had this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@MontanaroMr]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial!

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@fishwithlegs7655]

Holy cow! This is amazing! Thanks so heckin much!

[@Phymacss]

Finally understood it! Tysm!

[@tramnguyenpham9640]

Remi, I have a question. At 13:03, why did you rotate your LED to have it vertical like that instead of just leave it the way it is?

[@RemiWauthy]

Hi Tram, I rotated it so that the two leads of the LED would be plugged into different parts of the breadboard. Had I left it, it would be like connecting the two LED leads together and it would not light up. Best thing to do, is try it out.

[@dhirajojha2853]

Is there a way to get a list of component connection made in tinkercad

[@laveshagrawal9127]

Thanks this video helped me a lot

[@AhmedHamdy-qx4om]

Hi , thank you for this very informative video, the link for the pdf isnt working for me ,if you can reply with a working link i'd be very thankful.

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad you liked it. Try this link: bit.ly/electronicComponents

[@AhmedHamdy-qx4om]

@@RemiWauthy thank you very much

[@pacoryu]

Excellent video! Is there a way to mirror a component? I know you can rotate by pressing R in the Keyboard.

[@RemiWauthy]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! No, there is no way to mirror a component. I think this is because if you mirrored a component like an Arduino, the configuration would be incorrect.

[@pacoryu]

@@RemiWauthy got it. I wanted to mirror an LED. Anyway such a powerful tool.

[@nadalmohammed]

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[@zijin3200]

Exactly 1 year later

[@CarlosLopez-cy4my]

Thank you for the share/upload

[@RemiWauthy]

Thanks for watching!

[@androsnguyen5041]

Does anyone know if there is a DFPlayer in tinkercad? Alternatively, if its not available, is it possible to create our own custom components?

[@norahalhajri6786]

I need to know if i can make sound detector for specific sound help meeeee😢

[@RemiWauthy]

Hi, it is straight forward to make something that detects sound in general, but to make something that will detect a specific frequency is more complicated. Here's a tutorial to start with: www.instructables.com/Arduino-Frequency-Detection/

[@norahalhajri6786]

@@RemiWauthy what type of input sensor should i use in the thinkcad because i can only use thinkcad

[@RemiWauthy]

@@norahalhajri6786 Are you using an Arduino?

[@norahalhajri6786]

@@RemiWauthy yes

[@norahalhajri6786]

@@RemiWauthy yes

[@krishiv4295]

Sir, liked your video can you please tell me how you made the resistor horizontal?

[@RemiWauthy]

Select the resistor then press the 'R' key. Hold on Shift and press 'R' to rotate it counter-clockwise.

[@krishiv4295]

@@RemiWauthy Ok sir, thank you!

[@sayagill810]

Wow amazing!!! Thanks so miuch!

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad you like it!

[@siwihshdf8586]

THANK U HSHD U A LIFESAVER

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad I could help! Please like and subscribe for other great content 😀

[@mariamalhominy3418]

you're the best

[@I..AM..MICHELLE]

I need help on a mechatronics class my son is sinking.

[@paulferrer2108]

Hey Remi, is that PDF file with the components and the symbols uploaded somewhere we could access it? It looks pretty useful!

[@RemiWauthy]

Hey Paul, here's a link to the PDF of the components: makerspace.isfeldschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Electronic-Components-and-their-symbols.pdf Credit goes to Steve Claassen, a teacher in Courteney, BC, Canada. Check out his website and resources here: makerspace.isfeldschool.com/

[@paulferrer2108]

Remi Wauthy thank you Remi!

[@gregbennett2437]

Again another vid nothings the same very frustrating what version are you using ?

[@RemiWauthy]

This video was made 4 years ago so some of the layout is different. Where are you getting stuck?

[@aravindsaseendran7128]

Thank you Sir

[@manjuverma2111]

Thank you

[@RemiWauthy]

You're welcome!

[@Aerox90]

(I don't have a computer or access to Tinkercad right now, so I can't test this for myself at the moment): - Do I need 2 resistors if I add a second LED to the circuit? If so, could I use a single resistor with a higher resistance, instead of using one for each LED? I have 10 physical pieces of 5mm(?) 940nm IR LED's (LIGHT *EMITTING* IR-DIODES, *NOT* -IR RECIEVERS- !) that I want to have turned on by using a single switch and a battery/-pack (it's going to be a stand-alone IR illuminator for a Raspberry Pi NOIR camera). Does that mean I have to add 10 resistors as well? And is a single 9V battery enough to power all 10 diodes? (Btw, I don't want to use an Arduino in the circuit. Just a battery, the LED's, some wires and a on/off-switch. If possible.)

[@jayaprakashj8419]

What kind of laptop you are using sir?

[@RemiWauthy]

Nothing too special. A Lenovo ThinkPad

[@coolkid9770]

what was the purpose of the other end of the breadboard, the wires. Do they serve a purpose in that circuit?

[@RemiWauthy]

No, they don't. It's a typical way to setup a breadboard as it provides power and ground to both sides of the board, rather than using long wires to reach one side. In this circuit it wasn't necessary.

[@coolkid9770]

@@RemiWauthy oh i see ty

[@americanocoffee541]

Where did you "pull up" the electronic components chart from?

[@RemiWauthy]

I just put a link to it in the description or you can access it here: makerspace.isfeldschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Electronic-Components-and-their-symbols.pdf Credit for the component chart goes to Steve Claassen, a teacher in Courteney, BC, Canada. Check out his website and resources here: makerspace.isfeldschool.com/

[@S.g-u5j]

ur best :)

[@sheetalsandhu3590]

India's most easy thing thank you

[@RemiWauthy]

You are most welcome

[@vaibhavsharma4738]

Nice sir👍👍👌👌👌

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad you enjoyed it! Please consider subscribing to my channel.

[@RoyalBrahmaputra]

Good One

[@amaro1907]

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[@Anjoo224]

U didn't used sliding switch

[@helensharonmohamed4111]

Alles wat ik heb gedaan heeft niet gewerkt

[@ibrahimabdou2737]

good

[@tareen7575]

you da best

[@RemiWauthy]

Thanks! Please like and subscribe 🙂

[@JDRefridge]

Anybody in Wauthy's Robotics Class?

[@sooryap7883]

Noice vid. It helped me for my test

[@RemiWauthy]

Glad it helped!

[@johnnewebster6448]

Thank you :]

[@venkatexplorermetturdam]

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[@justineandreiparong589]

Others have a good comment but its not working the led is not light up. I follow the tutorial already but still not working.

[@georgemarkuly8180]

Not many components. Something as common as a triac is not available.

[@RemiWauthy]

Yes, that is one of the downfalls of Tinkercad Circuits. I really wish there was a way to add custom components.

[@arqade3062]

I had to do it :/

[@yatikarani4938]

Good

[@RemiWauthy]

You're welcome. Please like & subscribe :-D

[@JJtheArtist100]

Boring but educational

[@sofab1549]

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