TechBits 13 - Analog and Digital Signals

[neilmorganpage]

Really great video. Thanks!

[gunitindaclub]

amazing! thank you for sharing

[melloyello696]

Great Job Jeremy - You will be a leader in the next generation of electronics - there is no doubt about that.

[xideathzapix]

THIS is the info i've looked to understand since i was a kid. fantastic presentation, thank you.

[riffrafftracey]

hi mate love the videos any chance you doing the same for the pickit 2 really enjoyed watching thank you

[iamdatdude1619]

can u do a video all about noise please? or direct me to the basics of noise

[iamdatdude1619]

MAN UR AWSOME!!!! This video motivates me an helped me to step my game up! THANKS ALOT!

[dubhealedlouiedawg]

Listen, You're the man. Keep it up, and open source. People like you make a change

[S4lsn1p3d]

looks like area under a curve

[nrsmac]

The bs2 can also do PWM. It has a command called PULSOUT which is mainly used to control servos and IR LEDs

[saphirefrost]

Man you could seriously replace my lecturer!

I had this on my Physics Application exam, I just finished it last week.

I just wish i had seen this earlier! Great video man! (Y)

Keep it up :)

[MsMeet1992]

hi Jeremy im meet from india i am highly influence by your teachings and wish that i could meet you i also make projects based on ardunio when ever i get stuck i refer your videos they are awesome i just wanted to ask that if you are planing to come india plz contact me by mail.

[BigBlueMini]

Great job! I really enjoyed the lesson.

[kt19961996]

Thanks a lot bro for this series hope you make techbits 2 for us also !!!!

[Knightmetal]

This is impressive, not even one dislike! :)

[jay15183]

Hey mate,

This video is awasome. Really informative, though, the use of sharpie made me jump in my chair. Is it possible to use a pen ?? Thanks mate.

Jay

[sciguy14]

@jay15183 Haha, sorry about that. I use a whiteboard now. :)

[rirdrifta]

AWSOME!!

[ghirome]

Thanks very much for your work! I´m completely new to the subject and I work myself through some basics.

I do not get the part from 10:44 to 11:23

Why do you have 1024 different steps of resolution when you divide the analog scale into 10 steps in a 10bit-d-a-converter?



[MINIMI95020]

nice

[Pvsmuntje]

Thank you very much! Subscribed!

[valor36az]

Good job your tutorials are very informative

[janynnegomeschanel]

Awsome video!

[jeriellsworth]

Interactive!

[sciguy14]

@jeriellsworth It's all about the table of contents! Too bad you have to wait for the video to buffer enough to actually have the links work properly.

[barracudawww]

really good explanation. nice work!

[transit921]

very cool vid,like the ending

[thekiller0673]

thx you helped me get en A+ on my test at school and you and your brother have to make more vids, they are so helpful

[sciguy14]

@thekiller0673 that's great! What was the test on?

[thekiller0673]

@sciguy14 well it was in a sciens class and it was about electronics and electronics signals. and how how we convert them and curent, watts, volts, oms etc.

But make more videos like this on.

[sciguy14]

@thekiller0673 I'm planning to.

[NinjaRiCe47]

Great Video! Everything in my opinion was thoroughly explained, and it was easy for me to understand! The government spy satellite kinda spooked me a little bit though! haha XD

[sciguy14]

@NinjaRiCe47 So glad it was helpful!

[byxxi]

Really love the way you explain this, because some of this is all new to me, and I think I get some of it, but you should think more about your audience when you say that people have 60Hz in their power outlet at home, because thats only if you come from the US, almost any other country have 50Hz in their outlet. Just something I wanted to say because Im from Norway. Normally you dont hear that much about Hertz, so I though you might mention something considering the audience.

long message D:

[sciguy14]

@byxxi I'm glad you liked the video.  I sometimes forget that I'm talking to a worldwide audience! I'll try to be more mindful of things like that in the future.

[mrjamesb56]

Got a Question , Which Ram should I USE?: ddr3 1600 cl7 or ddr3 2000 cl9 , I know the cl9 is Slower but has a Higher clock Rate ,Which Would be Faster?....

[sciguy14]

@mrjamesb56 IT's really a matter of what your board supports

[GamerKiwi]

Instead of waiting for an i7 Hexacore, why not just get the new AMD Hexacore?

[sciguy14]

@GamerKiwi I already have an eVGA classified intel board.

[KeyAttendant]

@GamerKiwi Ever hear of the i7 980X?

[KeyAttendant]

@GamerKiwi Gah, replied before I heard him say "other than extreme edition". Nevermind. But still, any Intel hexacore is going to be faster than an AMD hexacore.

[zoop425]

you didnt mention the classified I gave you :(

[CruelQuertos]

awesome info tytyty

[Ubookz]

Very worthwhile tutorial-for l.e.d-brightness reduction-resistor, but I can see how a pwm could be used.^u^

[phsyconut]

awesome stuff, would be good to see some more stuff like this on here..

[DrMu5tCh3at2W1n]

what a waste of paper. that perm marker will mark the other pages as well...

[sciguy14]

@DrMu5tCh3at2W1n It didn't bleed Through. I'm gonna get a whiteboard for next time.

[bucOOloco07]

@sciguy14 Interesting show and keep them coming.

[DrMu5tCh3at2W1n]

@sciguy14 lol I don't mean to be a hippy or anything...

[sciguy14]

@DrMu5tCh3at2W1n haha i know, but you're right. It's not good to waste paper.

[KillaMarci]

You shouldve probably talked more about the logical converters (is this what its called? not sure, sorry if im wrong)

AND, OR, NAND, NOR, EXOR and so on... :P

[sciguy14]

@KillaMarci I was trying to not go too in depth. They are generally called logical operators. That may be a topic for a future episode focusing on digital logic control.

[enjoiboy385]

Awesome vids man! Keep em coming!