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Low-voltage three-phase AC experimental setup
Here we're using a pair of RC car motors -- one a brush-type DC motor and the other a brushless motor -- with identical-diameter housings as a simple motor-generator set for creating three-phase AC suitable for low-voltage safe experimentation.
The DC motor's speed control is a custom student-designed circuit using pulse-width modulation (PWM) to throttle DC power to the motor.
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Видео

Arrow sign sequenced by a PLC
Просмотров 172 месяца назад
Using an Automation Direct "CLICK" model PLC to sequence a set of LEDs to produce the kind of "arrow" sign used by road crews to direct traffic around construction. The PLC programming is simply a set of timer instructions properly interconnected to each other.
Experimental motor-generator set using Delco 10DN alternators
Просмотров 1 тыс.2 месяца назад
A direct-coupled motor-generator set using twin Delco model 10DN automotive alternators, one running as the motor and the other as a generator. In both machines we've removed the rectifier diode assembly and connected 18 AWG wires directly to the stator terminals. Delco alternators are 14-pole machines with Wye-wound stators, making them excellent for low-voltage three-phase electrical experime...
Finite state machine using ROM
Просмотров 892 месяца назад
This circuit is a finite state machine (FSM) using a UVEPROM memory chip to hold the sequence states as data.
Using AirSpy SDR# software to tune in an FM radio station
Просмотров 2846 месяцев назад
This is a short video demonstrating how to use AirSpy's free SDR# client software to tune in FM radio broadcasts captured by an AirSpyHF radio receiver located in our lab. The receiver connects to a Raspberry Pi 4 single-board computer running "spyserver" software which puts the captured radio data onto the lab's private Ethernet network, where any PC connected to that network can run SDR# soft...
Binary adder demonstration
Просмотров 646 месяцев назад
This is a project built by Industrial Electronics student Devin Norland demonstrating how binary numeration and binary addition work.
Hand-crank generator light-strip voltmeter
Просмотров 986 месяцев назад
This is a demonstration video showing how the microcontroller-sequenced light strip project works on our hand-crank generator demonstration unit. It was designed and built by Gavin Koppel as part of the IETTI-220 Intermediate Electronics Projects course.
Hand-crank generator DC voltage measurement
Просмотров 826 месяцев назад
This is an instructional video for an activity designed for high school students to learn how to use a multimeter to measure DC voltage on the hand-crank generator project. The generator project was designed and built by Gavin Koppel as part of the IETTI-105 AC Circuit Projects course.
Lissajous figure generator project
Просмотров 1266 месяцев назад
This is a project designed and constructed by Jessica Smith for the IETTI-105 AC Circuit Projects course in Spring 2024. The video was created as an instructional guide for guests and prospective students touring our campus. PCB layout here, for editing in the open-source program named "PCB": www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/socratic/model/apps/LED_oscope_v2c.pcb Schematic diagram here for the basic bo...
PLC-based kiosk
Просмотров 63Год назад
A student-developed project using Automation Direct PLC and HMI hardware that showcases career-technical educational programs offered at LC State College.
DC-to-AC inverter project
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A student-developed project providing 120 VAC power on camping trips
CosPlay LED-sequenced shield
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CosPlay LED-sequenced shield
Holiday light sequencer project
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Holiday light sequencer project
Inductor fools DMM resistance test
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Inductor fools DMM resistance test
NAND logic function implemented in relay form
Просмотров 48Год назад
NAND logic function implemented in relay form
Gantry crane project demonstration
Просмотров 412 года назад
Gantry crane project demonstration
PLC/HMI system controlling a small electric motor
Просмотров 272 года назад
PLC/HMI system controlling a small electric motor
PLC/HMI system monitoring discrete input states
Просмотров 262 года назад
PLC/HMI system monitoring discrete input states
PLC/HMI system monitoring an analog voltage
Просмотров 982 года назад
PLC/HMI system monitoring an analog voltage
Day one of programming PLCs
Просмотров 322 года назад
Day one of programming PLCs
Electromagnetic induction demonstration #2
Просмотров 772 года назад
Electromagnetic induction demonstration #2
Electromagnetic induction demonstration #1
Просмотров 332 года назад
Electromagnetic induction demonstration #1
Prototype crane control circuit
Просмотров 462 года назад
Prototype crane control circuit
Standing wave demonstration
Просмотров 702 года назад
Standing wave demonstration
High voltage transformer tap-changer
Просмотров 2222 года назад
High voltage transformer tap-changer
Substation control house
Просмотров 8952 года назад
Substation control house
230 kV circuit breaker inside view
Просмотров 2812 года назад
230 kV circuit breaker inside view
230 kV gas-quenched circuit breaker
Просмотров 6192 года назад
230 kV gas-quenched circuit breaker
Circuit breaker control of power to east/west cabinets
Просмотров 402 года назад
Circuit breaker control of power to east/west cabinets

Комментарии

  • @kwgm8578
    @kwgm8578 8 дней назад

    That circuit is so very noisy. Coupling caps are a good idea, a quick fix. The design engineer would want to know where the noise was coming from and reduce it. I hope that you follow-up with this, however, as a student there was never time on the academic schedule for design iteration. The exercise was left to the student and he or she neither had the time nor the foresight to know how much time a working engineer spends finding and fixing little problems like this. Perhaps it's the problem solving that builds confidence and keeps life interesting in these years of "learning the hard way?" Someday soon design software will use deep learning to find these design problems and offer a superior alternatives. Then young engineers will have to find new ways to add value and keep learning. Engineering builds our world. It is the most difficult profession with the greatest impact in society -- if the bean counters let us do it right. 🧙🏼‍♂️

  • @andutei
    @andutei 2 месяца назад

    What a wacky setup😂. A car alternator is a synchronous machine and requires vector control. U/f is not stable, when you load the generator, the motor might stall and trip your inverter.

  • @Superdonko
    @Superdonko 2 месяца назад

    What do you use the output for?

  • @Mosfet510
    @Mosfet510 2 месяца назад

    😎👍

  • @manoranjanroy323
    @manoranjanroy323 2 месяца назад

    Ytcfibbbebsjj😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

  • @electronicphilia1687
    @electronicphilia1687 3 месяца назад

    Amazing video sir

  • @ravishanker7370
    @ravishanker7370 4 месяца назад

    Hi, Can this be made to work with 240V ac mains voltage?

  • @kalmadolang3583
    @kalmadolang3583 5 месяцев назад

    I wish to have one of this🙏🙏🙏

  • @matthewoneall8179
    @matthewoneall8179 5 месяцев назад

    The INA126 seems to have a cut in requirement before it begins to increase the output signal. Mine reads 0.645V with no weight on the cell. As I slowly add pressure it holds 0.645V until reaching a force threshold and then the voltage slowly climbs as anticipated. I have a different style load cell reader and it does not do this. It will read a force increase as soon as its applied. Why does the instrumentation amplifier have this cut in requirement? Changing out the resistor for a higher gain reduces the cut in, but then the output becomes saturated too soon.

  • @catharperfect7036
    @catharperfect7036 6 месяцев назад

    Can you put it up on PCBWay?

    • @lcstate_eet7381
      @lcstate_eet7381 2 месяца назад

      The board layout file is here: www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/socratic/model/apps/LED_oscope_v2c.pcb (using the open-source program "PCB") The schematic is shown in PDF here: www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/socratic/model/apps/LED_oscope_v2_schematic.pdf Note: these do not show the student's waveform-generating circuits built on the board's "prototyping" areas, only the bare board with the LED array and vertical/horizontal driver circuits

  • @jesusaguilar5708
    @jesusaguilar5708 6 месяцев назад

    grate eXplanation Sir

  • @dequadim
    @dequadim 7 месяцев назад

    How does SCADA sounds if received with an analogue receiver?

  • @dr.crazysdallekstudio8585
    @dr.crazysdallekstudio8585 7 месяцев назад

    This is an in circuit tester correct?

  • @ReginaldoReginaldoMendes
    @ReginaldoReginaldoMendes 11 месяцев назад

    O amigo eu sou um escrito no teu canal e esse projeto de osiloscopio de Leds ficou top Eu já tentei fazer igual mais não consegui você passaria o esquema elétrico desse?

  • @ponymoore6140
    @ponymoore6140 11 месяцев назад

    I used to be a Technical Support Engineering on the Huntron, among other test devices :)

  • @ThriftyToolShed
    @ThriftyToolShed 11 месяцев назад

    Analog Signature Analysis is super helpful. Great explanation.

  • @petwillcox3934
    @petwillcox3934 Год назад

    Promo-SM

  • @You_Know_Who_I_Mean
    @You_Know_Who_I_Mean Год назад

    Have you ever seen a video where the refresh rate of a camera matches the spin speed for one blade of a helicopter to move to where the blade in front of it was when spinning (bad explanation) either way it’s sick and refresh rate is an amazing thing to mess with

  • @Serkizzy
    @Serkizzy Год назад

    I always loved the strobe effect

  • @shoneyhulsey6124
    @shoneyhulsey6124 Год назад

    My dream test rig

  • @justinruth9729
    @justinruth9729 Год назад

    Nice

  • @gonzagaribotti9852
    @gonzagaribotti9852 Год назад

    Excellent!.. I have it all clear now

  • @ARBB1
    @ARBB1 Год назад

    Great demonstration

  • @patty1991
    @patty1991 Год назад

    LM and 4017 ????

  • @tourdhorizon97
    @tourdhorizon97 Год назад

    no theory, this is what should be taught

  • @wanpanman5492
    @wanpanman5492 2 года назад

    clear and concise thanks bro

  • @saivindhya9304
    @saivindhya9304 2 года назад

    What are the resistor values you are using for instrumentation amplifier and can I know the gain as well?

    • @lcstate_eet7381
      @lcstate_eet7381 Год назад

      This student used an INA126 which is a self-contained instrumentation amplifier (laser-trimmed internal resistors!) and lets the user control gain through a single external resistor labeled Rg, in this case Rg = 500 Ohms.

  • @narayanbandodker5482
    @narayanbandodker5482 2 года назад

    Very nice, but why was it made with LDR if its so inconsistent anyway?

    • @lcstate_eet7381
      @lcstate_eet7381 Год назад

      We needed a means of controlling the crane through a glass window pane, and this was the method we chose. Other methods would have required the use of some hand-held device such as a remote-control unit or magnet, and the purpose of this was for random visitors to be able to control the crane from the hallway outside our classroom.

    • @narayanbandodker5482
      @narayanbandodker5482 Год назад

      @@lcstate_eet7381 Oh that's pretty cool. Magnetic or capacitive touch would probably be overkill for this yeah, so LDR might be the cheapest approach for this. What if you add a small white LED facing the LDR above it, so that it gets kind of constant light till blocked with finger, that might improve things I think

  • @timhofstetter5654
    @timhofstetter5654 2 года назад

    That's far too complicated a sweep section. It could have been done much more simply.

    • @lcstate_eet7381
      @lcstate_eet7381 2 года назад

      Indeed, the simplest way would have been to sequence the columns of LEDs digitally using a decoder or shift register. However, the main LED board was designed to use analog driving signals in order to mimic the operation of a legacy CRT display. That way we can do things like Lissajous figures driven by two analog AC signals.

    • @timhofstetter5654
      @timhofstetter5654 2 года назад

      @@lcstate_eet7381 I still hold to my statement that your sweep generation could have been done far more simply. One 8-pin IC, two resistors (one being a potentiometer), one fixed capacitor and one switchable array of capacitors for various sweep frequencies. OK, probably a small series of trimpots to accurize / calibrate it. Maybe throw in a CMOS opamp buffer if it acts like it needs one. All analog, as they should be. Nothing digital (digital doesn't belong in an oscilloscope and nearly never even belongs in a multimeter). B&K Precision did that in a commercial oscilloscope, and it worked remarkably well. I had one for a long, long time.

    • @lcstate_eet7381
      @lcstate_eet7381 Год назад

      @@timhofstetter5654 Agreed! There are definitely simpler ways to generate an analog sweep signal, and your proposal works fairly well. A student in a previous course tried something similar using the sawtooth waveform from an astable 555 timer circuit as the sweep and found that the non-linear ramp profile created a noticeable "compression" of the waveform toward the right-hand side of the display. Regulating charging current through the 555's capacitor fixed that problem and gave a nice, linear ramp. One detail I didn't mention for this project is that it was done in a course focused on microcontroller applications, so it's more or less a gratuitous use of a microcontroller to generate a linear ramp analog waveform using an R-2R ladder network.

  • @timhofstetter5654
    @timhofstetter5654 2 года назад

    That would be W. Forrest Mims to you. 8) Why did you use discrete LEDs instead of integrated LED arrays? Just so your array would fill the real estate you laid out for your drivers to make your board tidy? It could have been about 40% of this surface area. BTW... an ever-so-simple 555 timer can be used for the horizontal sweep. The charge on its timing capacitor is easily linear enough for a purpose like this, and you have all sorts of control over its sweep frequency, especially if you use a CMOS version of the timer.

    • @lcstate_eet7381
      @lcstate_eet7381 2 года назад

      The lack of a standardized LED array was one reason for using individual LEDs. The main board itself is something I call a "half-project" where students assemble the components on the pre-etched PCB and then they add their own vertical and horizontal driving sections. As such, I wanted a "motherboard" design that would not have to be re-done every time my favorite LED array became unavailable. Another reason for individual LEDs is simply to give students LOTS of soldering practice!!

    • @timhofstetter5654
      @timhofstetter5654 2 года назад

      @@lcstate_eet7381 I'll certainly grant the lots of soldering practice! 8) ...and desoldering, when three of the LEDs get installed backwards... 8) That's hair-raising in the middle of an array, where it's so difficult to tell which pin you're heating up. I'd almost be tempted to suggest wire-wrap. Oh, but wait - they could test each row of LEDs as they solder them down, couldn't they? That'd help a lot.

  • @lazaroramirezmorales7311
    @lazaroramirezmorales7311 2 года назад

    Me gustaría que compartieras el diagrama. Es muy buen proyecto. Gracias. Saludos desde Puebla, Puebla México.

  • @spaceghost8327
    @spaceghost8327 2 года назад

    Just started my 3rd year as a computer engineering major, can’t wait to start diving into stuff like this!

  • @jackson4861
    @jackson4861 2 года назад

    Fantastic video, extremely comprehensive. Lots of videos on the bird meter, but nobody shows the in-depth data on the different slugs, and reading the meters different scales. Thank you for taking the time.

  • @memyselfandi6422
    @memyselfandi6422 2 года назад

    Is the Huntron Tracker 2000 an actual professional piece of test equipment, because it looks like a childs toy with that tiny screen.

  • @onkarprasad4450
    @onkarprasad4450 2 года назад

    Mai aap se jur jau tab karishma ho jaay 💜

  • @raghuarmani8341
    @raghuarmani8341 2 года назад

    Can you check on board? And can you check ICs transistors

  • @rfdave3980
    @rfdave3980 2 года назад

    Good work. Well explained. Thanks

  • @treadmillrepair754
    @treadmillrepair754 2 года назад

    In this video you can't see the real power of Huntron tracker. Is an amazing tool for testing boards.

  • @circuitblog01
    @circuitblog01 2 года назад

    Nice I built a LED oscilloscope based on the lm 3914 from 13 years ago, Back then i use smd led in order to make it it was 20 horizontal × 30 vertical That gave me a 600 dot . with two signal inputs and a trigger circuit. It served me very well with maintenance until I replaced it with an oscilloscope with a tube screen any way thanks for posting

  • @AB-yu2tj
    @AB-yu2tj 2 года назад

    You said that you changed the range of the device how did you change the range what range did you change

  • @vladvladec
    @vladvladec 2 года назад

    Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @miketaylor803
    @miketaylor803 2 года назад

    we've had one of these at work in the store room for ages but I've never used it as I had no manual etc - THIS video has been SO USEFUL - THANKS!!

  • @ironman7261
    @ironman7261 2 года назад

    Picked up one recently for 70 dollars felt very lucky

    • @kaganadotv2826
      @kaganadotv2826 8 месяцев назад

      Where I can buy this sir Looking for this equipment

  • @grindererrofficial3755
    @grindererrofficial3755 2 года назад

    Short video, but shares very valuable informations. Thank you sir :)

  • @BlondieHappyGuy
    @BlondieHappyGuy 2 года назад

    Today's students. Tomorrow's inventors.

  • @Torogol85
    @Torogol85 2 года назад

    Three Phase AC is in the air!

  • @wanpanman5492
    @wanpanman5492 2 года назад

    thanks great vid :)

  • @fernandolichtschein4222
    @fernandolichtschein4222 2 года назад

    Nice work, thanks for sharing!

  • @lupojacobo9892
    @lupojacobo9892 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing

  • @DeltaXray444
    @DeltaXray444 2 года назад

    This is an excellent explanation, very on point and easy to understand.. you should do more video's like this.. new subscriber.