What can be done from an old laptop?

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[@filenotfound__3871]

we need to turn this into a series: what can be made out of...

[@Ryoga-Oneesan]

totally agree... 😊👍

[@yanfishtwig2356]

me too

[@markjuliusbanares652]

Agree

[@Teknopottu]

An excellent idea.

[@piconano]

I would've used a separate power mosfet to drive the 10 other mosfets. As it stands, you're triggering 10 mosfets with an optocoupler that has a maximum collector current of 50mA. How long do you think this optocoupler would last? The Chinese do it because they're cheapskate scumbags. I'd want to charge the gate capacitors of the 10 mosfets, as fast as possible, so the mosfets don't spend too much time in their linear region. Each mosfet seems to have a 12nF gate capacitance. Failing that, my second idea would've been to drive a push-pull amplifier by the optocoupler, as the mosfet driver, and get rid of the 22K pull-down gate resistors.

[@EgonSorensen]

Please also write in the topics what can be done (Spot welder, etc) - it makes searching specific videos easier later on :ø)

[@wskinnyodden]

1- Re-use still good screens by buying a LCD controller from ebay (usually from China) and turn it into a usable monitor or even a TV with a controller that also has a tv receiver. These will support VGA/DVI/HDMI/DP all or just some of those depending on controller, you just need to tell the seller which panel model you have. 2 - Recicle the batteries if still good with Lithium battery chargers and buck boost converters for the output and bang you got a power bank 3 - Remove the hard disks and buy a USB enclosure for them turning them into external USB HDD 4 - Recover the RAM for upgrading other laptops 5 - Recover touch pad by connecting a USB cable correctly to it and bang, external touchpad 6 - Recover add on cards such as the WiFi adapters which are usually modular and can be removed and added to other computers even desktops with a mini-pcie to pcie adapter (you need the correct adapter depending on interface, MiniPCIE, M.2, U.2 etc all have adapters to each other and to PCIe) 7 - If it still has a DVD burner you can, like with the HDD, make it external with a USB enclosure 8 - Go crazy desoldering chips and reusing them as needed or for repairs

[@Amanullah-dx5uy]

what about finger print sensor? can it be used as usb device with desktop? i have one from hp8770w MTP-1132-R02a

[@wskinnyodden]

@@Amanullah-dx5uy Actually have a couple from a Lenovo, and they are USB hehe

[@brzydka_i_bestia]

@@Amanullah-dx5uy Used to have one pulled from a lenovo I think, it had a usb interface, upon soldering a cable it worked with windows hello

[@riks7256]

i like this one, a series about reusing laptops, power supply, old motherboards, old printers etc for other projects is really a thing i'd like to see from you

[@hullinstruments]

Would really enjoy watching you make DIY test equipment. There are a lot of things that every repairman finds useful on his bench for troubleshooting. Esr meter, short circuit locators, curve tracers, etc... I always enjoy your videos!

[@helmutzollner5496]

As usual, your power electronics videos are the BEST! Thank you Kaysan for sharing this.

[@alieghbali8389]

Day six can you pleas give me the model number of the mosfet near fan you used in dc to ac 220v converter thanks

[@alieghbali8389]

Day two can you pleas give me the model number of the mosfet near fan you used in dc to ac 220v converter thanks

[@alieghbali8389]

Day five can you pleas give me the model number of the mosfet near fan you used in dc to ac 220v converter thanks

[@alieghbali8389]

Day four can you pleas give me the model number of the mosfet near fan you used in dc to ac 220v converter thanks

[@alieghbali8389]

Day three can you pleas give me the model number of the mosfet near fan you used in dc to ac 220v converter thanks

[@romanenot]

Смотря этот канал вы поддерживаете войну в Украине.

[@Ozzy3333333]

The Fets dont have pull ups and the battery is not celcius, its C rating.

[@markhonea2461]

There's no such word as 'julury'. Don't aks me why.

[@GregorydavidMck]

I have an old HP Pavilion gSeries laptop. How would I separate the charging circuit from the mother board so I can charge the battery pack for use in another project?

nice

[@kotekxd99]

Hahahahah short battery for end video

[@Atreta]

Can an old laptop battery be use as a sort of power bank for some equipment that needs to be used outside? Like an heq5 used in astronomy? Iirc is 12v, don't remember the amps it uses.

[@lifeai1889]

I know there r power MOSFET in laptop or video card motherboard but I don't know it's this powerful

[@SNST3184]

semiconductor shortage

[@spongerobert]

this is janky AF but I wouldn't want it any other way. Thanks for this. Very informative 🙂

[@johndelong5574]

Carbon rods from zinc acid batterys would be better electrodes, sharpen with pencil sharpener

[@QIKI_1808]

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[@elverggun3913]

fui el like 1000 xD

[@hr.differentmind2048]

Hi mam, Last request 🙂🙂 Would you like to make a face reveal video

[@ciprianpopa1503]

there is some serious current passing through those resistors above the brown area @ 5:30. Something must be under designed there.

[@mustafa-wy1tm]

Please I want to have this printed circuit diagram.

[@azankhan1433]

Good sir

[@snipersquad100]

Your new channel link is not working BTW.

[@skidderjohn]

Nice

[@ignatiusdesouza6127]

Yes

[@swedensy]

Nice

[@markhonea2461]

I have ten tons of this stuff . It's just fun

[@justinromang9113]

looks interesting -- thank U

[@snipersquad100]

Very interesting, thanks.

[@UpinkProduction]

I love it good

[@DolezalPetr]

Great idea, thanks

[@stabironabb]

Nice explication

[@CorneredCat0]

Subscribed 😊

[@henryquispe1701]

Nice bro

[@smarinetuzla]

Thx bro

[@arnopfuetzenreiter9536]

👍👍

[@qadeer1685]

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[@yagneshpatel1183]

It really good . Smd components worth it