Thank you for demonstrating at 2:42 how sensitive MOSFETS with floating pins are, I always hear about using a pull-down resistor to fix them but never saw it inaction.
I just don't understand why you don't have at least a million subscribers. These are extremely high quality videos, short and to the point, with tons of information. Love your videos man
It should be, screw gaming channels, I mean I actually get to learn something interesting from your videos. They really are inspiring me to go into computer/electrical engineering.
+Dargmuesli His videos are great to watch, especially to see what he makes. it doesn't matter if you don't understand completely, as long as you take an interest in what he's doing.
I had difficulty following this. I'll try rewatching and following along at home and see if that helps. thanks for your videos, even when I am confused, I enjoy learning there is more to things than a couple of steps.
Love these vids, currently doing a project involving controlling different loads with the electricity sent through nerves, and this vid really helped me understand these "bundles of joy" (especially when it comes to the magical smoke)
Thank you so much for this video! You boiled everything down so eloquently, and the modest, but precise visual aids drove everything home. This is gold for anyone learning MOSFET switching!
Looking at your style of drawing brings out how greatly organised and clear your mind is....the greatest inspiration for me to keep sticking to the video...
wow such an effort to make those videos, I really appreciate the great quality and passion they were done with, thank you so much for making it way way more fun to all electronics students out there.
frankly, i didn't understand much when i first saw this video, but after learning this concept in class and then coming back here helped me completely understand mosfets this learning process of practical after theory works best for me thank you for creating such video
Joel is right you should have a million subscribers. I was looking for easy way to control heating, and laser circuit with PSoC 4. your video helps me to solve the problem. thank you.
I really enjoy your videos. I learned electronic principles years ago, but much of what I learned has regressed to where I only remember how isolated components work, but not necessarily how they affect circuits when combined with other components. I'd really enjoy hearing you walk through the theory of operation for a simple circuit explaining how the current flows and is affected by each segment through the circuit. Just in case you are ever looking for a topic your audience would enjoy... I'd vote for this :-) Keep up the great work!
Scott, i am a hobbiest that love electronics, i used to love your inventions, your latest videos are too technical and complex, i hope you can change them to easier subjects, greetings from argentina
Don't we all... If you want transistor tutorial stuff, I would watch a channel called Ben Eater. Yet he only explains transistors, logic gates, and complex logic circuits(his 8 bit PC), not other components.
Thanks a lot for your good explained videos. I did not know that you got a peak when Arduino switch off. It is good information and I am impressed about your knowledge. Thanks a lot and have a great weekend. 🇧🇻👍
You are amazing enough that you (and others) have inspired me to do electrical engineering at Oregon State University. Thanks for being so damn awesome!
lol,im studiing electeonic engineering,im going to second grade middle/high school and im really forward to orther my classmates.you bring me smile everytime i see ur videos and im looking forward to see your content.Tommorow i am going to repair broken controller ps3.My 3rd leg cousin "charged" it with smartphone plug.1000mA was deliver to much.Any tips?Thanks.
I would really like it if the information would have been stretched to about twice of the length of the video. To do that, maybe you can talk about the values you underline after you mention them. For example, while you are underlining Vth and saying "MOSFET has to cross the threshold voltage at the gate to operate" Instead use a short clip while stating the line above and then use the datasheet video clip while stating the values and how they relate to your circuit you are currently working on. I know that this might increase your work per video but you can maybe put one more short 5 sec add to make up for your extra efforts.
Hey dude,, I got much knowledge from your videos , much thankful for that ,, I stuck at chosing mosfets at high frequency , I want to use mosfets at 1 MHz ..!
You mentioned driver ICs for MOSFET(S). Why not show us an example using such a device! However, the video was very informative and gratefully received.
The video is awesome and the time spent is a quality time. Is there a video describing the working of P-Channel MOSFET as a high side switch as well as low side switch?
Im testing irfz44n with an esp32 drone build. I burnt up 2 gpio pins. I have a flyback diod and flyback capacitor with a 220ohm from gate to gpio. I was thinking i could use a npn to control the mosfet. My understanding is the 3.3v pin is not enough voltage to power the mosfet.
Thank you for your helpful video ? I have a question about the efficient formular at 0:30, where do you take the value of voltage 5.15 and 6 V and the current 3.3A from?
Thank you for demonstrating at 2:42 how sensitive MOSFETS with floating pins are, I always hear about using a pull-down resistor to fix them but never saw it inaction.
I just don't understand why you don't have at least a million subscribers. These are extremely high quality videos, short and to the point, with tons of information. Love your videos man
Thanks mate, I guess electronics is simply not mainstream.
It should be, screw gaming channels, I mean I actually get to learn something interesting from your videos. They really are inspiring me to go into computer/electrical engineering.
+David Serrano I understand most of what says and goes over in his videos. What other channels produce short, quick , quality clips of information.
Cuz there are not many people like me for example, who don't get a single word of what he says but still watch the video :D
+Dargmuesli His videos are great to watch, especially to see what he makes. it doesn't matter if you don't understand completely, as long as you take an interest in what he's doing.
I had difficulty following this. I'll try rewatching and following along at home and see if that helps. thanks for your videos, even when I am confused, I enjoy learning there is more to things than a couple of steps.
Took a while, but I managed to make a mosfet driver... And now I understand why I burned a lot of mosfet in this past... Damn internal capacitance
hahahhaha
@3:48, P-Channel MOSFET, you say voltage on the gate (VGS) shuts off the MOSFET, but the scope shows the opposite behavior.
You have a really good handwriting!
I love watching him draw the diagrams and labels. Even the highlighter is strangely comforting, kind of like an ASMR vid for nerds, lol
i wish i could distinguish his 1 from lambda
I know, by far the best I’ve seen on a lefty
Thanks
These are extremely high information videos, Love your videos man.
Thanks
Love these vids, currently doing a project involving controlling different loads with the electricity sent through nerves, and this vid really helped me understand these "bundles of joy" (especially when it comes to the magical smoke)
Thank you so much for this video! You boiled everything down so eloquently, and the modest, but precise visual aids drove everything home. This is gold for anyone learning MOSFET switching!
I learn all the relevant information very quickly from you sir. It feels like you invented electronics! 😂
I've been searching for half an hour if "n" os "p" type is needed to my project. Thank you for the answer! ;)
The right channel for electronics tutorial
Thanks a lot for this, you are the only person who explained the circuit of a mosfet completely
Looking at your style of drawing brings out how greatly organised and clear your mind is....the greatest inspiration for me to keep sticking to the video...
wow such an effort to make those videos, I really appreciate the great quality and passion they were done with, thank you so much for making it way way more fun to all electronics students out there.
None of these videos make any sense to me but I can't stop watching them. You have a great skill.
Whoa. Somehow noone mentions the internal capacitance and the 70V spikes that it's causing! Thank you for the video!!
frankly, i didn't understand much when i first saw this video, but after learning this concept in class and then coming back here helped me completely understand mosfets
this learning process of practical after theory works best for me
thank you for creating such video
Joel is right you should have a million subscribers. I was looking for easy way to control heating, and laser circuit with PSoC 4. your video helps me to solve the problem. thank you.
You’re probably The most useful electronics video Channel
Love the electronics basics videos! Keep it up!
me too :)
I needed this for a project! Thank you so much for explaining it so well!
Everytime +GreatScott uploads a video it just feel like Christmas :) the videos are just top notch 👍
You have the smoothest voice ever. I wish i had money to have you read to me
As soon as I heard his voice and recognized who it was he got the "thumbs up" Excellent videos all the time from this man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I really enjoy your videos.
I learned electronic principles years ago, but much of what I learned has regressed to where I only remember how isolated components work, but not necessarily how they affect circuits when combined with other components. I'd really enjoy hearing you walk through the theory of operation for a simple circuit explaining how the current flows and is affected by each segment through the circuit. Just in case you are ever looking for a topic your audience would enjoy... I'd vote for this :-)
Keep up the great work!
Thanks. I put it on my to do list.
I've designed MOSFET circuit thanks to this video. If it won't catch on fire I'll give a like :)
These electronics basics videos are awesome, I think this one was really nice especially the way he explains the datasheet !
this is the best electronics channel ever
what an introduction tune
Watching ads to make em pay. To the bitter end. Your ads build our contempt. Run that ad longer.. Pay. Pay. Pay, You pay. Thanks. Pay. And earn it.
Scott, i am a hobbiest that love electronics, i used to love your inventions, your latest videos are too technical and complex, i hope you can change them to easier subjects, greetings from argentina
I really like the way you create the Circuits with cut eagle-printouts and a Pen. Very nice to follw :)
This is exactly the information I needed. I wish I could like it twice
I'm ready for MOSFETs part 2... drivers! Excellent videos. I have a great time watching them.
Every video I feel more stupid..
Me too :(
If you don't want to watch basic electronic stuff, you're not obliged ;)
Thats normal, its just because you starting to realize how much there is to know, therefore how litle you know : )
Don't we all...
If you want transistor tutorial stuff, I would watch a channel called Ben Eater. Yet he only explains transistors, logic gates, and complex logic circuits(his 8 bit PC), not other components.
“The more I know, the more I realize I know nothing.” Cit. Socrates
I didn't come here to get the remedial lecture. Noting your sense of humor, I subbed anyway.
Thank you for this. Also, the additional resources you linked are much appreciated. This will help a lot.
You are best at quality. Only issue is too much information for title "basics", or atleast for me.
Tip: twist the legs of your FET by 90 ° otherwise you will damage your board too much. the contacts will never be the same again.
very nice tutorial...you have us rookies , knowing more and more
It's interesting, never thought so deep about MOSFETs
Thanks a lot, Brother. Great Work. This kind of work demands a lot of effort, My best wishes for your new projects.
Sir its a very very informative video for a beginner like me,thank you hope for more videos in this series. 👍👍👍
Thanks for the straight forward update. You are doing a very appreciated job here!
Wow greatScott! Your videos are so amazing. You are so knowledgable! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Heilige Bismarck ! Sehr schoen ausgefuhrte lehrstueck !
the best explanation till now!
wow, so many information into one simple videos, you are really do a great job man keep it up!
2:23 "But before going too much into the 'teewee' " haha :D.
Your accent is funny and your work is very good!
Keep it up!! Great vid!
Your explanation is just too fast hence difficult to catch.
You even printed examples on a real paper, nice one.
Excellent Video / training session / reference material. Thanks a ton !!!
Well, thank you sooo much. I like your style of explanation very much
Thanks a lot for your good explained videos. I did not know that you got a peak when Arduino switch off. It is good information and I am impressed about your knowledge. Thanks a lot and have a great weekend. 🇧🇻👍
This video came exatly when i needed!
I love the electronics basics videos and I have heard so much about this but never understood it, thanks great scott!
This playlist is going backwards.
Loved this series!
Just watched a video that was easy to understand then watched yours and I don't understand it.
You're too advanced for me
Learned a lot and understood everything except that "mosfet driver" concept .
Yeah, I'm here to learn how to drive these things so I stop setting my kitchen table on fire with 2n2222s. Tesla coils are hard.
Want a video on making an efficient inverter from GreatScott!
So basically it can used as an voltage amplifier
Noiiceee ❤
This is extremely clear.
You are amazing enough that you (and others) have inspired me to do electrical engineering at Oregon State University. Thanks for being so damn awesome!
Scott, you're great.
I lost track when you started explaining the use of bootstrapping method....but I liked the video though...!!
Hi !
Q ＝ I ↓ × t ↑(5:02)
For larger the Cycle,
To smaller the current !
I understand.
Thank you very much.
Awesome tutorial!
It helped me get my FETs right!
You should probably do one about winding transformers.
2:49 I found that 50K potentiometer can be good for splitting the voltage to adjust the Gate voltage, DS resistance, current etc.
this elaboration i wish u every succes for
wow this video taught me how to make touch sensor :D
great job from great scott
where did u learn this all....u r genius
I like the cut out pieces of paper, good idea. :D
Excellent Video, thank you! The vid proceeded a little too quickly for me. Wonderful instruction, however!
I wish there was a diagram for this video
thx about the tip of the 10k resister you made my day thx so much
Really great keep on doing the good work
MOSFETS are commonly used in airsoft. you should make a video about that :D
Lol that transistor was made in my country , great video btw
Very nice explained
Thank you very much to all of your teem
lol,im studiing electeonic engineering,im going to second grade middle/high school and im really forward to orther my classmates.you bring me smile everytime i see ur videos and im looking forward to see your content.Tommorow i am going to repair broken controller ps3.My 3rd leg cousin "charged" it with smartphone plug.1000mA was deliver to much.Any tips?Thanks.
it should have worked?
I would really like it if the information would have been stretched to about twice of the length of the video. To do that, maybe you can talk about the values you underline after you mention them. For example, while you are underlining Vth and saying "MOSFET has to cross the threshold voltage at the gate to operate" Instead use a short clip while stating the line above and then use the datasheet video clip while stating the values and how they relate to your circuit you are currently working on. I know that this might increase your work per video but you can maybe put one more short 5 sec add to make up for your extra efforts.
Hey dude,, I got much knowledge from your videos , much thankful for that ,, I stuck at chosing mosfets at high frequency , I want to use mosfets at 1 MHz ..!
So cool to understand
Can you make a video on IR2110 Mosfet high side driver?
it ll be awesome.
No, sorry.
thank u
Thank You so much for the videos. Really love it...
You mentioned driver ICs for MOSFET(S). Why not show us an example using such a device! However, the video was very informative and gratefully received.
Can you do a video to explain how to select a MOSFET and all the common MOSFET terms found in the datasheets ( RDS, gate threshold , etc ) ? Thanks
The video is awesome and the time spent is a quality time. Is there a video describing the working of P-Channel MOSFET as a high side switch as well as low side switch?
Im testing irfz44n with an esp32 drone build. I burnt up 2 gpio pins. I have a flyback diod and flyback capacitor with a 220ohm from gate to gpio. I was thinking i could use a npn to control the mosfet. My understanding is the 3.3v pin is not enough voltage to power the mosfet.
Thank you for your helpful video ?
I have a question about the efficient formular at 0:30, where do you take the value of voltage 5.15 and 6 V and the current 3.3A from?
Спасибо. Очень нужны такие видео!
Another great video from you!!! Thanks!!
Keep it up, nice video, thank you for sharing it :)
Awesome video.
Once again I learned something new. :-)
that was awesome
but i think that a freewilling diode should've been added to high loads to avoid the oscillations
A freewheeling diode does not solve the problem
You're awesome man, thank you!