3 helpful Electronic Projects for beginners

3 helpful electronic projects for beginners
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[@chetananam9141]

Why don't you show a proper name of ht the project & the circuit diagram for a little more time? A separate link for the circuit is also a good idea.

[@johansmit602]

Please tell us what you are building at the start of the video, thanks 😉

[@ggermany2123]

1:43 1. Power supply
4:42 2. Battery charger
7:25 3. From dusk-to-dawn

[@jlucasound]

@1:42 Your schematic shows +/- on your "IN" inverted from the +/- on the "OUT". 😲

[@muhammadqasimbuttshahi4250]

First project ka inputs volt how many

[@user-ep5vb2rq4f]

Thanks for the video.
Can you mention what the input voltage is in the first project?

[@erintyres3609]

At 2:06, the voltmeter shows 27.2 volts of output. I would guess that the input is about 30 volts DC. At 2:33, the circuit lights a 90 watt automotive headlamp, which would require 6.6 amps. I think that with this circuit design, the input current must be larger than the output current.

[@boblewis5558]

Without series current limiting (e.g. a resistor) the leds will blow! 🤔🙄

[@chrismayes4527]

The resistor was on the ground side.

[@xanataph]

The resistor was omitted from the schematic, but it was present on the physical model. Although 220 ohms is a little low for a 14.xx volt supply. You would want at least 560 ohms, but with modern LEDs, just whack a 1K in there and you won't be wrong!

[@cecilia_mackie]

That’s amazing! Shall we connect?

[@Hotang398]

5:43
How much voltage of input?

[@jamilahmed7906]

Good work but video is fast. Make a video slowly?

[@robm6009]

These are a little too brief.

[@rikardlalic7275]

What principle do you use to regulate the current in the 1st project? I don't see any.

[@miteshdhanani]

Want to make a circuit board of 6v 3A

[@inventorkr1]

Good job ✅

[@restcure]

C5200 is NPN, shows PNP on diagram

[@rajabatraj9879]

DC Voltage and ampere display making PCB

[@Yorumcu63]

Nice video

[@punisher8429]

I liked your vid, it is nice.

[@wv1vsu]

Thanks 🙏

[@joypramana]

Nice video👍👍

[@khakirukaya4574]

😮😮😮😊😊

[@cecilia_mackie]

Incredible! Let's be friends :)