Inside a classic 1987 Casio FX-730P Scientific Calculator / BASIC computer
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Some more info and experiments on driving Nixie tubes.
Open circuit cathode voltage, open collector vs totem pole / push-pull drivers, NIxie voltage drop and pre-biasing, and using the ULN2003 with zener clamping.
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A look at one of the original HP 5061A Cesium Beam atomic clock frequency standards used in the "flying clocks" experiment in the 1960's, that showed (not definitely at the time) that time dilation as part of Einstein's relatively theory was correct. The effect was not confirmed until a more precise run in 1971, again with the same clocks.
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A follow-up video to the Electrodynamic Shaker, showing you the critical important of Coherence measurement. Using the Ling Electrodynamic shaker, a measurement accelerometer, and a Dynamic Signal Analyser to set up a vibration test system.
00:00 - Electrodynamic Shaker
01:20 - The most inportant thing in vibration measurement
03:56 - What is a Dymanic Signal Analyser?
06:28 - It's all about the system response
08:12 - Your expensive calibrated setup is worthless!
08:44 - What is Coherence?
12:17 - If you've got a really crappy shaker
13:10 - Let's set up a vibration test jig
13:54 - How to power and accelerometer
16:44 - What happens if you leave it flapping around in the breeze?
20:14 - Traps for young players
22:39 - Let's sweep this sucker
26:50 - Tighten your nuts!
28:22 - Show me your coherence plot or GTFO!
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Can ChatGPT generate all the code for my Macgyver Project?
Does ChatGPT understand what 7 segment displays and shift registers are, and can it integrate that knowledge with Arduino programming? Let's find out!
This is Part 3 of the Magyver project.
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yosozyeIP4
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kr2XyhpUdUI
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00:00 - The Macgyver Project Part 3
00:48 - Change of plans, let's use ChatGPT!
01:35 - The functional schematic
04:08 - Describing our circuit so ChatGPT's language based system can understand it
05:22 - The art of Prompt Engineering
09:37 - What I'm expecting
10:09 - Just a bit more information required
10:32 - Let's use ChatGPT and watch it crash!
11:25 - It works!
14:43 - It's done it!
15:30 - Let's use the conversational system to modify the code
16:42 - Are programmers out of a job?
17:47 - Does the code work on an Arduino?
20:04 - What went wrong?
21:30 - Can we hack it to work?
23:35 - Can ChatGPT fix its own code?
24:56 - It crashed again. Don't rely on online AI!
25:37 - I can't even pay for it!
25:55 - It knows it made a mistake, and the power of conversational chat
26:47 - Does it's modified code work?
27:37 - When the AI apologises it gets even more confused!
29:51 - It had it correct (but buggy) all along.
30:38 - Go back!
31:01 - Human to the rescue!
32:45 - WINNER!
34:02 - Conclusion. Can ChatGPT code?
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How to simulate a x1 oscilloscope probe in LTSPICE.
And how to use the lossy transmission line model in practice with the spice directive.
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Inside the Voltech PM300 3 Phase Power Analyser.
The Voltech power analyser division was sold to Tektronix in March 2013:
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http://www.avagotech.com/docs/AV02-0940EN
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Fundamental Friday
Dave explains why some designs have electrolytic capacitors connected in parallel. The answer is more in-depth than you might think.
9 reasons are given and explained, and then some thermal camera fun on the bench.
Rubycon capacitor datasheet: http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1910904.pdf
LM2678 Simpleswitcher datasheet:
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NOTE: Video #741 has been skipped for a reason.
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