Making a Circuit from a Schematic - The Learning Circuit
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- čas přidán 11. 12. 2018
- Follow along with Karen as she walks through reading a schematic and turning it into a functioning circuit. The application of the finished circuit has endless possibilities. Make a dancing robot or a toy with flashing LED eyes, all activated by sound! Get the B.O.M. and Connect with Karen on the element14 community: bit.ly/2QptWZn
Great beginner video,. A possible addition (especially for people with adhd...but should apply otherwise) is showing how to mark up a schematic as you populate the board so you can track what you have done and what you havent. I have done it with highlighters...I am sure there are myriad ways, but keeping track of what you have and haven't done is very important once complexity increases.
I’ve been building circuits from schematics since I was 16 building guitar effects pedals from sites like DMZ at during the advent of the internet.(22 years ago) This is not a quick or easy topic to explain. I commend you! Great job and keep rolling out the great videos.
I know these are supposed to be educational videos, but I watch them to see how Karen is progressing into the land of electronics.
Good job on stepping up to the plate Karen! These videos are great.
Thanks so much for this video, I struggle so much with logic and schematics but love the building aspect. This has started to help me bridge that gap, excusing the pun. Cheers again
Woah! Great discover! I'm a beginner myself, and it's encouraging to see someone who's struggling like me to succeed in small yet satisfying projects. You just earned a new subscriber, Karen!
Awesome! Great job. I learn so much watching.
My gosh I wish someone like you Karen would've explained this to me when I was a child, my environment was that of a 3rd world country and after any written "explanations"(electronics by mail) every mind was left to figure out this vital interpretation part, the learning curve was immense depending on student learning style, so that being said my 11 year old got a link to your video, he is like me interested on all kinds of technical stuff, science and loves to experiment ever curious about mechanisms etc. The way you organize your videos seems easy but I know it is a lot of work despite you having a mind that flows like a river, thank you for sharing you are absolutely lovely...even with the creepy laugh😁😁
thanks for the video now retired l am finding this new pastime a nice pleasant way to keep my brain working, l have been a radio ham for many years so looking forward to making a few project
I love electronic, and I am looking forward to wachting karin's vedio all the time and any time , just because I love her channel, she is so sweet
It's really a good circuit and easy to do , i did it kind of the same some weeks ago 😁
Cool software!!!! I had to use graph paper, and time, to design a PC board in the 80's! :)
This is really cool thank you for sharing!
Great video for newbies!
thanks I like to hear the logic of how you planned it and completed it. very helpful
Great video. All your videos are very informative. I'd love to see a similar video on stripboard. Same concepts but definitely needs a slightly different approach. A little more planning I suppose. Thanks.
Thanks, Karen!
You are amazing. Thanks!
Great video, however, I would have liked to have seen an explanation of how the circuit itself works. Many thanks.
Buen día , excelente vídeo Argentina precente , muchas gracias .