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REPETITION is a very good way of learning/teaching! no one should tell you how to approach the Subject you are doing an excellent Job

Great Job keep up the good work

Bravo!!!! finally some one is really teaching/sharing information if you subscribed you will not regret it

This came up on my recommended channel list (on 2024) and I have to say that this is the absolute best explanation of how these circuits work, thank you so much for uploading this, it has given me a lot of confidence in moving forward to trying to repair these power supplies. Thank you 😎👍

thank you for great training materials. I had failed cisco asa 5606x, can cannot find nay backup of configured file 😞where is the config file or start-up file is saved? how can I recover the config file from old failed connected device. thanks

I like it

I was looking for your video for 3 weeks)😊

Please continue with this series, we are all hanging on the lurch like Homer off a cliff.

I do not think that the spring is a good analogy to an inductor. The sping would be a good analogy to a capacitor, because we fill it with potential elastic energy, just like a capacitor is filled with potential energy stored in an electric field. The good analogy to an inductor would be a flywheel, beacuse a flywheel is filled with kinetic energy of circular motion. Just like an inductor is filled with kinetic energy of the current stored as a magnetic field. Rest of the video is great though.

Absolutely wonderful videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Excellent Videos! WOW.

I would personally stick to Be quiet! because Corsair power supplies are known to sometimes blow up for no reason, while I have never seen a Be quiet! power supply blow up. I personaly stick to Cooler Master, Delta, FSP and Seasonic, whatever is avilible. Theese are really good units from my expirience.

I got significantly lost here 9:48

Will you ever be back Dr Donkey?😢

I bought a Nox Urano II 630w atx power supply, but it never turns off, with the fan always running without being connected to any motherboard, I think the green Power On wire is short circuited with the black wires? How can I solve this problem ?

And more importantly for many--HOW he teaches it. Personally speaking, Donkey has suceeded where professors, instruction and textbooks have failed. For that, I'm especially grateful🥺😁🤗😎🤙🤙🤙 Much respect and gratitude from the Aloha State. Keep doing good things brotha, gems like your channel are appreciated more than you know🤙

Excellent Explanation 💯

Very nice thanks dear..❤

Nálunk a mérnökök simán PÁRHUZAMOSAN KAPCSOLNAK AKÁR NÉGY TVS DIÓDÁT IS (SM6Txxx; SM15Txxx, ...) , ha nagyteljesítményű zener kell, szóval... :-)

Hi have You ever figured out the fault ? I have the same problem now …

OIC, from the bottom of my heart thanks for what you did for all of us, take good care of you self. I'm not in a position to contribute sorry.

Dear Dr. Donkey, I enjoyed you SMPS video's 1 ... 11 so much, refreshing my knowlegde/skills I used 50 -57 years ago when I was working in medical electronic industry. Looking forward for the error amlifier feedback video and of course all other video's to follow. By the way you are my hero because of how you teach and the depth of teaching. Best regards, from a Ducth donkey who has hit the electronic stonen more then often but don't wanna give up to improve my skills. Bought a handheld osciloscope and a diode/transistor/capacitor etc. tester is on the way to work on SMPS.

please be precise, short and to the point.

Please continue your series. Hope that you are doing very well. I saw so many videos but looks nobody here to explain like you so simple. Please continue the SMPS series. I wish for your good health.

Thankyou so much for share your knowlledge, I have study electronics in my twenties, and i am very pleased with your way to teach.

where is video number 9? Please

Can I use your videos in my website 😅

This was very insightful and interesting to watch. Thanks for taking the time to make it. I have a similar unit from another manufacturer that I want to try to fix the ammeter on and this has given me a good starting point. One random question - you said those relays were Murata but the label on them says Song Chuan. Are they the same company?

Very well explained, thanks !

adding subtitles helps when viewing the video in a quiet enviroment... . . please include subtitles on all your videos. .. . i am subscribed and like your videos. . .

it was a very informative series fr

where did Donkey go

After 11 episodes, still have no idea how to fix SMPS...when it should take about 3 episodes. First one is the block diagram of a SMPS (with/with out PFC). Second episode is about where to check with multimeter for common voltages...along with it are the explanations why this voltage is good, why not good and the reasons or totally dead and why, what happened. Third one is how to replace components.

need next episode

1. where I can get smps diagram for Cisco 2600 2950 3550 3750

Nice, love the ping trap. Thank you.

What brand of gloves do you wear. Do they provide protection from low voltage electricity?

Best tutorial ever. Very sad to see it stopped here.

Thankyouforexplainingwithsimplewordsandaveryeloquenttalkingthattomeitshouldbethewaypeopleintheenglishspeakingworldshouldtalkfromnowon.

Excellent tutorials! Will be using a lot of this information. Thank you.

I hope someone still reads this in 2024. I have a semi-faulty 2960G: I plug in the switch to AC, the switch starts booting, and the FAN starts normal as well. After a couple of minutes of uptime, the FAN suddenly jumps to 100% speed and blows like crazy. After a couple of minutes, it goes down to acceptable level. Then another couple of minutes it goes up to 100% speed, and rinse and repeat. The CLI show env all reports both TEMP and FAN as OK. The show log does not report anything about TEMP or the FAN. I tried to find any CLI debug command to see TEMP or FAN behavior, but couldnt find anything. The environment is around 18-20 degree celcius, so perfectly normal (I would even say slightly cold) room temp, so the switch should not behave like that. Does it sound like a temp sensor malfunction? If so, why does the report not say TEMP NOT OK or something similar? Has anyone experienced this? Its just a lame home LAN switch, nothing money-generating thing, I bought it used from a server room. The previous owner wasnt aware that it behaves like that, as it was already very loud in the server room, and the initial check before purchase didnt reveal this defect. Any help greatly appricated. I know its youtube, so unlikely anyone will comment anything useful, but better here trying than on the braindead cisco community support forums, god have mercy dealing with the idiots there!

22:21 watts or volts?

The CM version is a horror to disassemble

Please continue the series that was initiated 5 years ago, if possible. There are several videos remaining to be made for diagnosing and fixing a PSU (Power Supply Unit). It would be greatly appreciated if you could condense the existing 11 videos into a single 20-minute video. Thank you very much for sharing.

Great video thank you very informative 🎉

Great video. Appreciated your explanations .

Why do you wear gloves?

Very good.. explain in electronics.. thanks you

❤❤❤ good explaining about how this works

Hi, how about demonstrating the software menu over the serial connection?