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Mycrostart Electronics
Registrace 18. 11. 2021
Mycrostart Electronics is a place to share and explore new ideas in the world of technology. We seek to find new and better ways to make electronics. We also want to share core electrical knowledge that is the foundation on which to build creativity.
Add USB-C to your ST-LINK
Is it just me, or does the ST-LINK need a connector upgrade? I mean, it's 2024, and everyone is using USB-C now. Personally, I hate working with USB-C connectors, but it's time to dive in. In this video, we'll talk about USB-C and show a cool hack for adding USB-C to the ST-LINK V2. The ST-LINK V2 is still pretty good for programming, so let's get to it!
#usbc #stm32 #stm32 #electronics
Credits:
Wikipedia USB-C image
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB-C
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TV static video
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TV static sounds
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Tape Machine
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Tape Machine Button Click
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Tape Machine hum
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Lego Man
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Orange Circuit
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#usbc #stm32 #stm32 #electronics
Credits:
Wikipedia USB-C image
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB-C
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Music:
pixabay.com/music/main-title-the-classical-165278/
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INTRO:
TV static video
pixabay.com/videos/texture-reception-screen-static-58013/
TV static sounds
pixabay.com/sound-effects/tv-static-7019/
Tape Machine
pixabay.com/videos/tape-music-retro-vintage-hipster-8573/
Tape Machine Button Click
pixabay.com/sound-effects/tape-machine-button-press-metal-84484/
Tape Machine hum
pixabay.com/sound-effects/sfx-cassette-tape-motor-30698/
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Lego Man
pixabay.com/videos/green-screen-chroma-key-lego-walk-114674/
Orange Circuit
pixabay.com/illustrations/computer-calculations-conceptual-5760783/
Subscribe
pixabay.com/videos/subscribe-button-subscribe-112699/
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What is the best calipers to use?
zhlédnutí 139Před dnem
In this video, I compare three types of calipers: Electronic, Dial Indication, and Vernier. Calipers are incredibly useful in electronics for quickly measuring higher tolerance parts, such as trace or board widths and enclosure clearances. I discuss the pros and cons of each type and how they can help you achieve more accurate measurements in your projects. Calipers Simulation link: maheshkurmi...
Best DIY Dry Erase Whiteboard
zhlédnutí 110Před 14 dny
#dryerase #whiteboard #diy Hey everyone, If you're like me, you sometimes sort your ideas on paper or in a visual way. If you haven't tried this yet, when you're experiencing a brain freeze, grab a dry-erase whiteboard and start drawing. You'll want a high-quality whiteboard that erases well and can withstand cleaning with chemicals to remove ink. Cheap whiteboards often scratch and stain with ...
Upgrade your ST-Link with a mini-B USB Jack
zhlédnutí 122Před 21 dnem
#ST-LINK #stm32 #firmware #electronics #electronics I love the USB stick-style mini ST-LINK programmer/debuggers, but I dislike the USB-A jack they use. In this video, I have modified the ST-LINK to use a mini-USB jack. It seems like every time I turn around, I need a different USB cord. I know USB-C was supposed to fix everything, but that jack is fairly difficult to work with as it is the "ul...
Broken ST-LINK Troubleshooting and Fix (Best debugger ever!)
zhlédnutí 315Před měsícem
#firmware #programming #electronics #stm32 My favorite programmer/debugger has been fried. At some point, you may short out the power pin (3.3V) on your ST-LINK programmer/debugger, causing it to stop working. Here's how you can fix it and get it running again. In this video, we discuss the internals of the ST-LINK and identify the part that might be fried. Replacing it is not very difficult, s...
Stackable Banana Connectors Everyone Should Have (Cheap Ones Work Fine)
zhlédnutí 81Před měsícem
So many different types of connectors are needed all the time! Frustrating, right? Well, banana jacks in the lab or DIY shop can help with this. By putting banana jacks on one end and other connector types on the other, you can connect to virtually anything you want. This is where you need inexpensive but usable banana jacks. Just search for "JZDZ 10pcs 4mm Banana Plug Pin Copper Electrical Con...
Open-Source Logic Analyzer Software: Sigrok Pulseview
zhlédnutí 199Před měsícem
You can use your cheap logic analyzer clone or genuine tool with open-source software! Someone in the comments mentioned that Sigrok could be an alternative to other proprietary logic analyzer software. Sigrok (Pulseview) is super cool and worked pretty well as you will see. On Windows, there is a small pitfall to the installation. It also works on Linux. I hope this video is informative!
Mastering Soldering: Small Electronic Parts with a Soldering Iron
zhlédnutí 653Před měsícem
In the last soldering video I showed how to solder small parts using a stovetop for heat. Now I am applying heat directly to the parts using a soldering iron. This is more time-consuming and also does not make pretty solder joints as would reflowing in an oven or stovetop. Here is just another way to make electronics. Here are some of the sound effects and video clips used in this video. Music:...
My favorite debugging tool (Logic analyzer)
zhlédnutí 2KPřed měsícem
This tool can save you time. It doesn't matter if you are a meat cutter, engineer, or plumber the right tools can make the difference. For an engineer, a logic analyzer is like an otoscope to a doctor. Check out this inexpensive logic analyzer that is available on Aliexpress, Amazon, and other online sites. Using a few examples we demonstrate the capabilities of this small gadget.
Soldering Circuit Boards on a Stove top
zhlédnutí 173Před 2 měsíci
You can solder really cool circuit boards at home on your stove or other hotplates you have sitting around!!! Doing electronics does not require expensive equipment. Keep in mind that soldering involves molten metal so please don't burn your house down!
Powering up Max II Dev Board
zhlédnutí 32Před 2 měsíci
Don't fry your Max II CPLD! There are different options for powering the Max II board as well as different voltage options.
Neopixel's Communication Explained
zhlédnutí 30Před 2 měsíci
#rgb #neopixels #led Before programming Neopixels let's learn about what is happening between the controller and Pixel.
New Replacement to Christmas Lights
zhlédnutí 49Před 2 měsíci
Here is a quick overview on how to get started with WS2812B Neopixels. There is so much to look at with these lights so there may be more videos to follow. Happy Memorial Day!
there is an open source software that work with this analyzer and it come with a lot of protocols, it's name is pulseview
VERY GOOD...!
Thank you so much!!
Listen, I get it. When you start out you don't have any money. Saleae offers the software open source, so yes you have every right to use it, don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise. At least acknowledge that fact and encourage people that if they do have the money, you know, help support the people that make the software you use because if they go out of business because everyone goes and buys cheap chinese ip theft in hardware format, well, then the software it all depends on stops. You are doing the same thing that every major corpo CEO in the western world did that screwed over every job that actually made something that was once in the Western world: but they do it so cheap over in China. They use slave labor too, yeah it's cheap. And I mean, there is a reason you don't use sigrok yeah? Yeah.
Honestly, I didn't even know about Sigrok till after this video. I have since installed it on my computers and actually did a demo on my channel if you want to check it out. m.czcams.com/video/wymRQRFFnFo/video.html
For the soldering, is there any reason for not using hotair instead of soldering iron?
Great work..... How did you find out the datasheet by reading the crezy wierd printed number on the chip ?
Yes, I did look up the markings and also was able to confirm that the pinout was the same by looking at the PCB.
One of my new favorite channels. Awesome work.
nice new channel. subscribed. keep it up!
I appreciate it. Thank you!
At 4:44 you say "This is just a soldering iron with a smaller tip" but that's a pretty large tip for some of the work you were doing.
Smaller compared to what I had been using. lol.
if you not fluxing your not soldering
he is amateur
Hi You forget flux ...
Thanks, I forgot to mention that I always use flux core solder.
@@mycrostartelectronics yee you say correct in your video I can see resido of solder wire core flux but extra flux give a better high quality shiny solder joints Thanks for your reply Best regards
Awesome! Subscribed
Thank you!
Its so cool of you to use saleae's software with a cheap chinese clone of their own hardware, thus taking money away from their company that they spent time to R&D'd and write it for you... thumbs up.
I've been feeling bad about not supporting Saleae. I may try to get some of their products ordered at our company since they work well. For personal projects that I have not made money on I just use the clones. I suspect that they will make their software only work with genuine hardware using some embedded license key or something.
@@mycrostartelectronics Have you looked at Sigrok? they are an opensource variation! very cool stuff they are doing.
@BloodyCactus I had not heard of them before. Just looked it up now and found out pickits from microchip can also be logic anlyzers! As soon as I find time I'll get it running on my machine. Thank you for telling me.
How dare someone use software on their hardware of choice
It’s open source and not everyone has the money for expensive logic analyzers