fundamentals friday

[joejoe317]

Hello, I very much enjoyed some of the fundamentals friday videos that Dave has created. I googled for it and found there was a playlist of about 17 videos for this.

Can anyone confirm that this is all he has for fundamentals friday, or am I missing them? The last one I found on youtube was posted in jan 2014.

I really wanted to see the fundamentals of how you can use a circuit to read voltages using op amps. I have found some interesting circuits in some of the books I have purchased, but there isn't much detail on how they work.

Also, fundamentals friday is just pure awesome! Just watched the video on the dickson doubler, is it possible to boost current with this with a darlington pair?

[SeanB]

Look on YT for W2AEW

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiqd3GLTluk2s_IBt7p_LjA

He also has a lot of explanations done in a very good easy to comprehend way.

[joejoe317]

Funny you mention that, I just watched his adjustable voltage drop video. Good stuff!

[atferrari]

Funny you mention that, I just watched his adjustable voltage drop video. Good stuff!

Hola J J

What number of video is that? Gracias.

[SeanB]

Adjustable Vbe multiplier.

Here is the video list.

https://www.youtube.com/user/w2aew/videos

[atferrari]

Adjustable Vbe multiplier.

Here is the video list.

https://www.youtube.com/user/w2aew/videos

The search function in Youtube seems rather poor compared to that of Google.

Gracias Sean

[w2aew]

Funny you mention that, I just watched his adjustable voltage drop video. Good stuff!

Holsa J J

What number of video is that? Gracias.

SeanB gave you the link, but to answer your question, it is #198.

I can't believe I have almost 200 videos on my channel!

[VK5RC]

The Dave and W2AEW "basics" videos are excellent viewing and learning ( or re-learning !).
An interesting point is that at my Amateur radio club once every month or so a "basics" topic is presented and the attendance is fantastic, including some of our serious but retired guys from our local military research organisation.
Another classic video I wished I had seen years earlier, Bell Labs (AT&T) re Wave behaviour

[atferrari]

SeanB gave you the link, but to answer your question, it is #198.

I can't believe I have almost 200 videos on my channel!

Short and to the point, Alan, something I appreciate whether in text or videos.

I finally ubscribed to your channel!