What's the point of these reports. I took electronics as an elective for two years in high school and we had to copy stuff from a book to a practical journal. I can understand plotting a table with the observation values and the circuit diagram but why was I made to write so much extra stuff.
@@manan-543 Depending on what the course is, the point is to either make you practice how to write a proper scientific journal paper or to make you practice how to write good documentation like user manuals, datasheets and application notes. Depending on the job, a scientist or engineer will have to read and write a lot therefore the accreditation boards require the schools to include a lot of writing in their undergraduate programs. In the case of your example I am unsure since I don't remember ever doing something like that. Your teacher probably just wanted to make sure you read the text at least once before writing it down.
Not officially an EE, but I feel your pain. The amount tinkering and brainstorming on apparently simple projects is incomprehensible to most people. I usually tell people that I will not charge them anything if they can stand 5-10 minutes watching and listening to all the details I have to go through; almost all of them prefer to avoid that "pleasure".
@@yourlocalpilot0 oh ok thanks. It is just that i do not really see any breadboard bigger than a normal breadboard regularly, nor have i ever used a breadboard bigger than a standard 64 row breadboard.
Not seen: thick-ass report with highly detailed circuit diagram and tons of equations used to calculate the exact current and voltage supplied to each one of the LEDongs.
So true, in my circuits lab we went from testing different square waves with a speaker and oscilloscope to making the world's most obnoxious instrument with a 555 timer and some photo resistors. Great times.
We made a mini traffic light, but the female to male jumpers always pop off, so we used electrical tape, byt then we can't connect it to the traffic light post, it pops off the tape and we have to redo the tape process, and we ended up not finishing it😢
As an electrical engineer I just increase efficiency and productivity, and improve systems idk why my teacher taught me that coding is also engineering it’s actually pretty fun.
Remind of a movie where a hacker is facing "access denied" and he delete the word "denied" to "granted" and he could successfully download what he looked for
Now use the remaining 4 hours at the lab to calculate the exact time after which the switch is flicked that the LED lights turn on. The lab report is due at the end of the lab and it's designed to be a 6 hour lab.
I'm on the software side, I figured on the arduino course that my hands are way too shaky for hardware. It's the same I reason didn't like arts n crafts in high school either lol.
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LED: light emitting dong.
Ding
Diq
@STEPHPLAYZ2023nahhhhhhh really?!?
@STEPHPLAYZ2023woooooosh
Im gonna keep an eye on these comments cause they are already worth a laugh :p
Now you need to write a 5 page lab report.
Loool
bruh, i always hated that part
Considering that undergrad STEM lab reports usually take 10+ pages, a 5page one is Heaven on Earth.
What's the point of these reports. I took electronics as an elective for two years in high school and we had to copy stuff from a book to a practical journal. I can understand plotting a table with the observation values and the circuit diagram but why was I made to write so much extra stuff.
@@manan-543
Depending on what the course is, the point is to either make you practice how to write a proper scientific journal paper or to make you practice how to write good documentation like user manuals, datasheets and application notes. Depending on the job, a scientist or engineer will have to read and write a lot therefore the accreditation boards require the schools to include a lot of writing in their undergraduate programs.
In the case of your example I am unsure since I don't remember ever doing something like that. Your teacher probably just wanted to make sure you read the text at least once before writing it down.
that shape of that LED is fascinating!
To say the least 🤣
@@placitechI guess you could say it was… erectronic
I’m sorry
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@@Sparks263that's so nice good joke
@@panscraft_7793how??!
bro hacked Nasa with a fingerprint sensor
And a buzzer 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
weak, i can hack NASA with HTML + CSS
As an electrical engineer, i feel like labs are more building a circuit and finding out why it doesnt work for 90% of the time 😂
Good to know as a hobbies that it happens to professionals as well😅
I was gonna say: at least two of those LEDs should've blown out when he turned it on.
Not officially an EE, but I feel your pain. The amount tinkering and brainstorming on apparently simple projects is incomprehensible to most people.
I usually tell people that I will not charge them anything if they can stand 5-10 minutes watching and listening to all the details I have to go through; almost all of them prefer to avoid that "pleasure".
😁definitely
Bro got the breadboard mega 💀
well, not really. there just all a bunch of connected breadboards
@@yourlocalpilot0 oh ok thanks. It is just that i do not really see any breadboard bigger than a normal breadboard regularly, nor have i ever used a breadboard bigger than a standard 64 row breadboard.
i think im quite good at programming. idk about java or python tho lol
@@yourlocalpilot0 you are! It is absolute HELL to code a directional script that translates a 3d (or 2d) position into a direction.
@@handleAlreadyUsed well only in unity. I usually use chatgpt to help me
Missed the chance to say "LEDick"
the way he said "LED Deeeeck" bro, it was extremely funny lol
*led diiiiiiiiiick
@@addisonmcfarland8287 LED*
That shape is so magestic. Underrated video
"Magestic" is like a mix between "magical" and "majestic."
@@TheUnderscore_are you supposed to say it with the g as in game?
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All my labs consisted of measuring capacitors, resistors, and inductors to see how they work in a circuit.
That's not a breadboard, that's a whole bread basket.
loafboard
How big can those boards get?
@@blackly999 you can connect them together to make massive ones like that
Underrated video
underrated guy
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Pretty accurate, as long as the professor isn't a stick up the rear about things.
A stick up the rear 😆
LED = Light Emitting Duck 🤣
Make a pcb for it and stick it on your wall, gonna be a good addition to the words on your wall
as an engineering student i can confirm this
I remember making my first led cocket ship in lab. Good times
as a level 3 electrical engineering student i have to agree
In some Indian colleges just writing practical records most of the time and doing nothing😬🫠
Electrical Engineering in a nutshell
Not seen: thick-ass report with highly detailed circuit diagram and tons of equations used to calculate the exact current and voltage supplied to each one of the LEDongs.
@@alfredomulleretxeberria4239 i totally forgot about that.
How did i predict what shape it was gonna be even though im not a engineering student?
Missed opportunity to say LEDick
As an engineer, I can concur this is the truth.
So true, in my circuits lab we went from testing different square waves with a speaker and oscilloscope to making the world's most obnoxious instrument with a 555 timer and some photo resistors. Great times.
eeeEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeee
@@Cobalt985 Precisely
“NASA hacked successfully”
What normal people think: LED: Light emitting diode
What engineering students think: LED: Light emitting dong
As an engineering student I can confirm this.
51 missed call from nasa & pentagon
We made a mini traffic light, but the female to male jumpers always pop off, so we used electrical tape, byt then we can't connect it to the traffic light post, it pops off the tape and we have to redo the tape process, and we ended up not finishing it😢
Use stm32, way easier for traffic lights
As an electrical engineer I just increase efficiency and productivity, and improve systems idk why my teacher taught me that coding is also engineering it’s actually pretty fun.
Remind of a movie where a hacker is facing "access denied" and he delete the word "denied" to "granted" and he could successfully download what he looked for
Now use the remaining 4 hours at the lab to calculate the exact time after which the switch is flicked that the LED lights turn on. The lab report is due at the end of the lab and it's designed to be a 6 hour lab.
As a engineering student myself, i can confirm this is accurate
as someone starting college doing engineering as my major, ill either really enjoy this or not
Nobody gonna talk about how big the breadboard is🌟😮
That’s quite stunning belongs in a museum 🎉🎉🎉
last one was fantastic dude
Astonishing shape of that LED💀
That last part really was unexpected
Nice, and the finishing is perfect 😂😂
Somehow I already knew what was coming
Bruh funniest shit I have seen in a while
Ima be honest, it looked more like the ray gun mark 1
Bro got the LED DIIIIIIIIK
I dare you to write an operating system for that microcontroler
Bro that breadboard... no,
Its a MEGA BREADBOARD
I finnaly finished the LED DEEEEECK!!
I’m not an engineering student by any means but I can say this is probably very accurate
A bone ? = 💀☠️
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I didn't expect that ending
I could sense it from a mile away
LED Dik is crazy 💀
This is why i wanna learn engineering
Congrats!
Bro has lots read boards in his house
Finally 💀
Literally this except it was on an LCD screen on a synergy S7G2
First ofalll your expression were very good and at last 😂😂😂
was expecting something with a 555 timer IC
That sparkly sound is so Chinese Dance from the Nutcracker
Can confirm going back to at least the mid-90's
THE LED GLIZZY
New objective achieved.
bro hacked into nasa 💀
I love your videos
IS THAT THE ELDICK?
'Lightweight' engineering
LED DIIIIIIIIIIIII
If engineering students could hack NASA with the push of a button it would be scary
More like "LEdick"🤣🤣
Well at least u did it
Im a a engineer student i never saw somthing like that
MIssed the opportunity for LEDick
True. And you still get to learn sth in the process!
I was expecting it to be partially not working because sometimes it just doesn't work and you don't know why
You didn't need a microcontroller for that, unless it was supposed to be a light show 😂
THE LEDNIS‼️
The design is very human😂
if hacking would be that simple..
I study 1.5 years, and I still have not seen those boards. But I saw computer imitations,and wrote 6 pages of work rewiev .
"LED Diiii...!"
bro gave me project idea
Flash that near ur nearest school now
HOW BOUT MAKE IT INTO A PCB THEN USE SMD LEDS INSTEAD LMFAOOO
I'm on the software side, I figured on the arduino course that my hands are way too shaky for hardware. It's the same I reason didn't like arts n crafts in high school either lol.
is accurate even in latam
You missed the chance to say LEDick
We in India don't even do this.
Bro made an LEDICK
when is letter day we have a perfect letter
So all they need are delusion to boost confidence 😂
and the endless lectures about algorithms
LED: Light Emitting DI-
Bro is me fr
CS for me 😭 just filling the breadboard
Electronic and telecommunication engineering
Arduino project done for you go brrr
Light emitting dingaling
ohh..I thought the example would be the classic traffic light
What in the actual fuck I knew that fingerprint reader looked familiar I was searching THIS exact round capacitive fingerprint reader today