PCB Board Components - 101

[@Patel.Kanishk]

THIS IS AN AMAZING VIDEO. I love how you explain each component in its most basic state with great analogies.

[@BarryMaitlandStuart]

As a new electronics hobbyist, this is the most enjoyable and down-to-earth video I've come across, thanks for putting it together

[@samantharodriguez9586]

you have no idea how badly i needed this video

[@Randomstuff77654]

The evolution of electronics is absolutely mind blowing

[@yasina63]

Your teaching style is a piece of cake. Thank you for your kind words. Watching from Ethiopia

[@ansarialtamash7669]

Best video for the electronics lover by far

[@patrickguillory-yy2gu]

Parents did a great job raising that young man 👍❤

[@chantelburdick6601]

Love the breakdown, you guys did a fantastic job. Thank you.

[@AgentNoodle]

Great video, guys. Really informative without being so much as to go into "information overload". I'm pretty noob with this stuff but it was easy to keep up with you. Look forward to checking out more content.

[@malelonewolf80]

Considering that such components are often sold in large quantities it might be an idea for FliteTest to sell a package of such components, in smaller quantities. Think a package containing 50, or perhaps a hundred pieces of each size (within what is applicable for the rc hobby) of each of those components. You could have 50 through-hole resistors of one size, 50 of another size, and so forth until the need of the most common used resistors in the rc hobby are filled. And similar for other components. That would enable a lot of people to make their own prototypes, or even simple electronics since not everyone wants to go chasing around the internet for a supplier of a spesific component, only to have to order many hundreds, or thousands, of those components when they only need a few of those components to make what they want. Having a package, that one could buy, which contained the most used components for the rc hobby, components of various sized, and in smaller quantities than if ordered directly from a manufactor, would make electronics a lot more accessible to many people. Think if FliteTest would sell such packages of components, in a similar way as their powerpacks.But rather than selling various sized components in different powerpacks, they could sell a sort of bundle pack, an asortment package if you will, containing a number, say 50 for simplicity, or a hundred, of each of the various sized pcb board components. Then rc hobbyists could purchase that bundle pack of pcb board components and be reasonably well set with components to make projects of their own. I would love such an assortment / bundle pack of pcb board components. Being interested in arduino I have come across kits containing some components needed in the projects the kits teaches you about and how to make. But the number of components in those kits are too few to really experiment on your own, and use in more projects of your own since you have to re-use components from other projects in a newer project. Or you could try ordering such components online, and having to order a few hundred of those components when you will only be using a couple of the components. In short, online ordering of such components are mostly for companies making various products using those components. They can order components in large bulks, since they produces products in large bulks. For amateurs there really are no good option, I have found, to get a hold of a smaller quantity of such components, of the sizes I am interested in for my projects. But FliteTest, being of the size they are, with the capability to make and distribute powerpacks, could fill a void in the market, by ordering a selection of pcb board components suited for rc, in large quantities, and then repackage the components into smaller asortment / bundle packs of components, and sell. Because if they did, I think many rc hobby shops would be interested in re-selling such a product, and I would probably buy such a products since it would be alot easier than having to hunt down a specific component for my use on my own.

[@Vidar93]

There are kits on Amazon with little cases that come with like a batch of 10-20 of all sorts of different components for a variety of uses.

[@madiskartengeder]

Gusto kong matutunan ang mga ganito,thank you kadiskarte.

[@ManifestGamingChannel]

Very well explained. Put everything simply

[@thomaskovacs5094]

Great video, im a pipefitter so i love all the plumbing references!!

[@williamkarl-gustafmoller8492]

Thansk for making this video. I love learning about this kind of stuff.

[@austincain411]

Thanks very cool and informative with the graphics. Keep teaching and learning

[@Austin-wr2zh]

Thank you for the simple explaination.

[@HoussemHmila]

a transistor and a mosfet is a different component ,for a transistor it have the base and it depend on the current to pass current from collector to emitter and mosfet nee a voltage diffrence in the gate to conduct .

[@africaRBG]

great explanations. thank you guys

[@AlloyedFrequencies]

Thank you 👍👍🙏

[@zacchol9252]

great knowledge that explain it more easy well done love the video

[@wanderingmoon9772]

This is some great stuff but I need to know more about the chips. Is the MC the only one that can store programmed information? If I am reverse engineering broken electronics how do I read the data from the chip? I'm learning a great deal. This is ALL so fascinating.

[@MysteryD]

"PCB Board" "PIN Number" "ATM Machine"

[@pieterdewaard2383]

That's a PCBB then. A what? It's a board, a PCBB Board

[@avixs1543]

@@pieterdewaard2383 Printed Circuit Board board board

[@DREADD.mp3]

​@@avixs1543Precisely. A PCBBB board.

[@expectnothing.]

Smart men right here. Thanks for the video!

[@crama1963]

Great video. Thank you 🙏

[@typxxilps]

brilliant series

[@vanmelado]

Thanks guys

[@tmoo8779]

This is so helpful, thank you.

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice video, well done, thanks for sharing :)

[@MANSUR.KINGDOM8725]

What does work coil symble 'l' in the circuit board

[@yalobeko7978]

Thank you

[@furonwarrior]

Please talk about the Amateur Radio License for FPV and the Part 107 license for obtaining waivers to have more fun flying long distances, higher altitudes and commercial drone work. I feel more people are ignorant to this and can cost them legal problems.

[@ericpatamia9354]

Great video.

[@justinshiwaomwenyo6553]

It's good and simple

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[@robertmotion]

Great video. Question, I'm replacing my ebike motor pcb board. The replacement has 7 holes/copper rings for wiring. Bu my original has 6 - 5V, GND, SP, H1, H2, and H3. The replacement has an additional ring for wiring labeled "K". What does K stand for in this case? Keyswitch, ohms, resistance? Can't find any information or diagrams online. And if I solder/connect the "regular" wires, will I have a problem if I leave "K" unsoldered? No info online + could use the help. /bklyn 👑

[@KinseyAlexander-c1d]

Hiw can you connect a chip to a breadboard to test it? ????

[@pantoffelslippers]

Good video. You have a circuit board design video published yet? Good stuff

[@funnyvideosgaming8183]

Please help me to get knowledge about transistors; diodes and micro chips thanks

[@pioupiou1098]

Thanks guys ! Very interesting

[@mateosuarez468xd5]

I saw on one of your videos that you were going to release new mighty minis. When are you going to release them??

[@lhherping1568]

Hello I have loved watching you guys and you have got me in to Aviation

[@BlueFoodtide]

This was really helpful! Could you please help me how to hack my gameboy clone to play more games?

[@kendesign3622]

8:55 2.54mm sounds like a hundred thou to me🤦‍♂️

[@tannerewing9361]

Good point! - Unfortunately the electronics industry seems to have focused on metric. I've almost forgotten where some of the pitch measurements originate from.

[@avixs1543]

​@@tannerewing9361 Probably Because Electronics are manufactured in countries that use metric, isn't America the only Imperial Country Left? also metric is just easier to understand. I was was introduced to both as a kid and I still don't understand imperial its too confusing for me. like how 10,000 Millimeter = 1,000 Centimeter = 100 Meter = 0.1 Kilometer and 1kg of Water = 1Litre = 1000Cubic Centimeter Metric is sooooo much easier to convert between everything so things like a box which is 20cm x 5cm has an internal volume of 100cc OR 100 Milliliters of water. I Have no idea how to Calculate that in imperial, its just soo much cleaner in metric.

[@tannerewing9361]

Avixs yes I believe you are correct. But, like I always joke, there are two types of countries in the world, those who use the metric system and those who have landed on the moon…

[@avixs1543]

@@tannerewing9361 Well thats what happens when America wants to beat the Soviet Union more than anything else, They Pour all their money into it and since theres no Soviet Union Theres no more Moon landings Sadly :(

[@avixs1543]

@@tannerewing9361 Also Didnt NASA switch to Metric in the 90s? or was that earlier I dont remember. either way Metric will probably replace imperial eventually, or something Akin to metric.

[@TheDustinBrann]

I'm trying to get into fixing gaming consoles.. all this seems overwhelming to me. Any tips or advice?

[@Chris-gq6fm]

It is perfectly normal to feel overwhelmed. It might take many dozens of videos about electronics basics to understand how things work. I would highly recommend looking at console repair videos (such as from mymatevince) to get a practical understanding of how things work. Even those videos might be confusing when you don't know too much, however you will take a little bit away from each.

[@joeborovina4769]

excellent!

[@manISnoGOD]

very interesting info tu guys

[@anaspirant4129]

The explanation is good. But it will be good if there is no music background. Let the video be clear with audio explanation.

[@trickvro]

"PCB board" = printed circuit board board

[@LosTCoz3000]

Redundant redundancy

[@robertburgess749]

Hot water heater

[@robertburgess749]

Chai tea

[@ghjhgj-p2i]

Schimmel Turnpike

[@pleasantview5326]

does the pcb come wth the components or you buy them separately....also i had an enquiry.. dont have a circuitry, i want to design a ciircuit before making the pcb, can you design a circuit given the main components and include missing components in the circut if mising..does the pcb come wth the components or you buy them separately....also i had an enquiry.. dont have a circuitry, i want to design a ciircuit before making the pcb, can you design a circuit given the main components and include missing components in the circut if mising..

[@thyxed]

Does the guy in long sleeves has a social media profile?

[@AliShah-vp2tu]

Good demonstration for the components working but semiconductor meaning some time it works I disagree. you mean it works intermittently no it conducts partially.

[@rexn2075]

WOW!!! GUYS!!! gr3at video :)

[@quinnmath4722]

Thx boys

[@ashers_workshop]

Please make a video about the FAA rules, registering, etc... I am very confused between drones and homemade RC airplanes.

[@bitogre]

A quick summary is that, from the FAA point of view, there is no difference between drones and homemade RC airplanes. They distinction they do care about is toy (aka less than 250g) and hobby vs commercial.

[@JohnnyDoe911]

holy fucking shit i learned a lot from this

[@jackslepowron5905]

Lego blocks is a good way to put it thats the way i think of alot of stuff lol

[@SethZubik-c3r]

Senger Drive

[@hkhobbypakistan6917]

Nice josh i am from Pakistan

[@SylvesterMPhiri]

💐

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[@xxxenricop]

Great video! It's just unfortunate that a PCB manufacturing sponsor needed to step up for this video to be made as it's super relevant to the FT community ... Still ❤️❤️❤️. Hopefully it'll get lots of views, thus inspiring you to make more 🔥🎉👍🙏

[@kg-Whatthehelliseventhat]

Hello, I am a bit older and teaching myself things i did not learn as a kid. I need some guidance on a few questions i can not answer on my own. If someone could reply to my comment i would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance for your kind reply.

[@Domingjm2]

Wouldn't saying "PCB Board" add an unnecessary element of redundancy? My friend wanted to know.

[@PeterSedesse]

Yeah, that happens too much too complain about.

[@StefomRyan]

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[@AndHesYou]

This is an excellent video. But I'm too stupid too understand fully.

[@Benjaminabasolo]

Hi

[@leeheggie7043]

Of course you can put a qfn down by hand he said you could never....not true its easy.

[@DanetteKshlerin]

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[@ahmednor5806]

🙏🙏🌹🌹

[@spitfireloverplays6253]

sick

[@chrispy2262]

Wish your store's customer service wasn't trash

[@jolantawieczorek5292]

The background music is completely unnecessary and distracting! Can`t hear you properly 😞

[@MurshedAnam]

2nd

[@AnimusZen]

Quit with the background music. Annoying to watch.

[@travispatterson3498]

Get the music tf off the video!!! Nobody is jamming to that shit while tryna listen. Thanks for the info

[@Robertzhang0206]

First

[@andrewvirtue5048]

I find it awkward when people talk at the person beside them instead of the camera. Especially when the intention is to explain things to the viewers and one of the two hosts is talking at and facing the camera but the other isnt.

[@Benjaminabasolo]

Hi