I like how this guy manipulates "controlled" explosions and accidents to teach electrical safety and proper handling of high-voltages which can help many amateur electrical enthusiasts. He deserves more subscribers!
MasterL Player it's kinda silly but it's a clever way to show what and what not to do. He has these controlled “sparks” that hurts him but doesn't actually kill him.
Depending on what part of the sun you are talking about, 500 times hotter can be anywhere from quickly dead to instantly dead. That resistor might have been as hot as the sun's surface, but not hot enough to give off so much light that your skin cooks on top of your eyes.
@@DatBoi_TheGudBIASYeah, you're right. Overexposure might be why I might've guessed it was as hot as the surface of the sun. It still might be hotter than the surfaces of cool red stars though.
Just studied diodes and rectifiers yesterday in class. Every time the professor said the words 'Bridge Rectifier' I would smile like an idiot remembering this video XD.
I believed he explained that the palm of his hand is more sensitive than his finger, and he also touched the output with his finger on purpose while with his hand was accidental.
capacitors gave him a short pulse of DC. the capacitance of your skin is what makes AC able to flow through it. DC cant flow through but put a short pulse of DC thru a capacitor and it'll go through.
1:33 That spark is caused by a inrush current of capacitors. Please remember: Capacitors can't change voltage instantly! To limit sparks, you need a NTC thermistor.
@@wuukaa9079 that way, once you start the circuit it's cold and limits current and holds the inrush current, but as the circuit runs the resistance drops to allow the circuit to run more efficiently now that the capacitors are already charged, this setup is common on Desktop PC power supplies
@@aurunemaru alright! It's a way to reduce sudden drop of voltage on the mains, avoids sparks when you plug and smooths up the start up charge for the circuit if I got it well! Thank you, I always saw those NTC resistors in many switching power supply and such.. thank you :)
+Captain Capellini He helped me understand what a full bridge rectifier is, but more importantly, I've learned that he just LOVES full bridge rectifiers! XD
A full bridge rectifier converts AC to DC, and an inverter converts DC to AC. I would absolutely love to see just a chain of rectifiers and inverters for the fun of it.
I'm drawing a schematic for a circuit I call a CATR (Current Amplifying Transistor Rectifier) right now. This is similar to a full bridge rectifier but it uses transistors instead of diodes. This keeps the DC voltage output the same as the AC input voltage, but the DC output will have a larger current, which is determined by the beta value of the transistors. Low-power applications would use signal transistors, but high-power applications would use power transistors.
@@coastersaga Unless I've misunderstood you, what you're describing is actually impossible. If the output voltage is the same, but the current is higher, then your circuit would be _producing more power than it's consuming,_ which would violate the laws of physics. The only way you can produce more current is by reducing the voltage, or vice-versa.
Most people don't bother teaching themselves this stuff, you're probably way behind in different areas of knowledge. Don't act like you're smart because you read the wikipedia page on diodes and this guy didn't.
Actually he doesnt fake most of the incidents, they are scripted of course but not faked. He surely wouldnt put himself in extreme danger on purpose but the things that happen arent exaggerated and could happen exactly like this. Im quite sure everyone has been zapped by a high voltage capacitor before, whether being in a camera or a bug zapper or any powerful power supply and although it sounds funny, it indeed is dangerous and you should always discharge them.
Been watching Electroboom for years and am finally getting into FBR in my semiconductors class in Computer Engineering. Super cool to come back to some of these older videos for some fun learning!
I learn more from one of your videos than a weeks worth of almost useless lectures I'm in the process of a career change from construction to electrical engineering and your videos help me develop my practical understanding of that the math tells me. . Thank you for all your effort.
I’m going into welding for my career, but I’m also learning electrical work and studying electrical work just for fun and this guy is not only hilarious, and fascinating to learn from, but he shows what your NOT supposed to do which I love because all that looks painful affff! Lol
I was disassembling a cordless drill battery charger for parts and got excited when I desoldered the full bridge and realized what it was.... because of this electro boom and his enthusiasm about them. Keep going boom and I’ll keep watching
Mehdi will be around in 20 years and not get killed by a fool-hardy experiment, or arrested by the ATF. Despite the presented content, Mehdi's edited his videos to seem like he's having accidents.
I clicked this video for educational purposes only, but seems like i was wrong there was a bonus tip keeping the viewer entertained while learning.Really enjoyable keep up the good work.
good video. A story of my own fuckup: I was doing work on a small electric car which is a two car-battery 48v system, and I was trying to rig up a shunt resistor on the positive rail and probe the output to see the current. The car is isolated from ground because it's running on batteries and is up off the floor on rubber tires, so not a problem to attach the ground of the probe to a point which is right on the positive rail. I'm sitting in the seat of the car with about 4 alligator clip leads draped across my lap and doing some tests while looking at the scope on the bench. As I'm free-running the motor without a chain the vibration makes the car roll back just slightly and the metal frame touched the apparently grounded metal wall behind me. The wires in my lap light up and some stuff caught on fire with a bang.
Dude, you're so goddam funny. I have never laughed to a RUclips channel this much. The risks you make, and ending with explosions are so fucking hilarious XD XD Keep up the good work :-)
I've been watching these videos since I was in high school and now I'm a systems engineer and came back to this video because I needed to refresh my circuit knowledge for work XD
Just restocked the refrigerator. Does that make me a 'Full Fridge Rectifier'? On a slightly more serious note this video made my day. Keep up the good work.
Reversal | Boom Beach & Clash Of Clans As far as I know, he NEVER actually got hurt, it is just to teach about electronics and safety measures in an entertaining way. Still love him, he is awesome!
I think the best "rectifier" I made was... I used a center tapped transformer, with 4 capacitors and 4 diodes, to make a dual rail voltage doubling rectifier... though it was probably only half wave, it did what I needed it to do.
Hi Mehdi, could you explain why you get 170VDC over the cap even tough the max amplitude of the FULLBRIDGERECTIFIER is 120VDC at 1:00? Thanks, really love your videos!
You jumped at the end from residual capacitance yet held your finger across it earlier to show that the DC voltage wasn't particularly dangerous. Hmmmmm :)
Dude, your videos are great, you are hilarious and you explain things in a way I can understand, could you make an induction heater and explain it's components and how it works ?
Some nights, I've got to visit here, just because I've not seen you, Mr. Boom, jump from a shock, and need a cathartic release. Thank you very much for this. Best "full bridge rectifier" video I've seen.
I love that after some time I'm beginning to understand what you're talking about with the diagrams and I'm surprised, good with the teaching and with the jokes, much respect to you
anything? why not? Don't do the things he is showing you it is wrong with a visual example then an explanation. A full bridge rectifier is fine to make, but take the proper precautions, do it the right way, and learn from his staged mistakes so you don't burn down your house. That is the whole point of the sparks and shocks in his videos. I don't know how to attemp anything; but I will surely attempt whatever I wish. How about you fix that stuck caps lock key first before you give anyone advice; and cut back about 90% of your stupid doge icon's diet. That is one fatass dog ... and if you can't feed a dog properly, which is pretty damn easy, won't take your advice on anything more complicated. so you probably shouldn't try anything, maybe not even getting out of bed, you might get hurt; though you can get hurt staying in bed too ... just check yourself into an institution where they will provide safety for you and freedom from having to think and problem solve, listen and use common sense, you won't have to bother with those skills. You definitely don't have them if this was your conclusion after watching your first ElectroBoom! video. I hope you get help, so next time you watch something like this, you can understand it and not be so scared! Poor thing. Life is full of dangers and you probably think the warning signs are examples and yell at people not to throw themselves in trash compactors because the picture shows someone doing it and getting hurt and the latter part goes over your head that the it is instructing you on what not to do. Good luck in life, you'll need it with that attitude and lack of comprehension skills.
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insulates the ground wire
*we are safe now*
lmfao
Hahah
The earth*
Hahahauhaah
Or are we?
I like how this guy manipulates "controlled" explosions and accidents to teach electrical safety and proper handling of high-voltages which can help many amateur electrical enthusiasts.
He deserves more subscribers!
MasterL Player it's kinda silly but it's a clever way to show what and what not to do. He has these controlled “sparks” that hurts him but doesn't actually kill him.
And he's doing it waay better then every filmmaker out there
I wonder how many were not controlled.
@@dandur7124 if there were any, he probably wouldn't have a degree
Luk Yat Ming everyone make mistakes,
Actual demonstration of a LER (light emitting resistor)
@xyzzy777 it mostly isn't that much of a good alternative, because it produces a lot more heat, so it uses way more energy
@@someoneelse5005 r/woooosh
@@mollyandaquafina r/storiesaboutkevin
@@anti-fz9be r/facepalm
@@anti-fz9be What's the joke. Don't do stupid shit!
3:30
Talking very calmly while the resistor fricken becomes 500x hotter than the sun
"I let it cool down for a while AND SHI*!"
Makes me laugh, every time.
Depending on what part of the sun you are talking about, 500 times hotter can be anywhere from quickly dead to instantly dead. That resistor might have been as hot as the sun's surface, but not hot enough to give off so much light that your skin cooks on top of your eyes.
@@vinnysworkshopif it was that hot, it would ionize the air arround it with such energy output
Oh and it would instantly vaporize the resistor lol
@@DatBoi_TheGudBIASYeah, you're right. Overexposure might be why I might've guessed it was as hot as the surface of the sun. It still might be hotter than the surfaces of cool red stars though.
does this guy respawn off camera
*god mode on*
He built a respawn pad
Ya what else would he do 😂
Mine-electro-craft
like this
if(Heart.bpm 60.0f)
{
Heart = new Organ_Heart();
}
*_F U L L B R I D G E R E C T I F I E R ! ! !_*
Why is this guy getting more likes than my comment likes combined
@@mohammedjamal8220 because it's a good comment
Dugi Official how tf is this a good comment
@@mohammedjamal8220 it is if you get it
Dugi Official he is getting likes because of his photo lol 😂
Just studied diodes and rectifiers yesterday in class. Every time the professor said the words 'Bridge Rectifier' I would smile like an idiot remembering this video XD.
Yeah whenever i hear mention of a rectifier of any kind i hear Mehdi`s voice in my head say FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER!!
2ŕ0) $ŕlicrc
My professor asked me do i look fool!!
In the middle of my class when he said a bridge rectifier I yelled don't you mean a full bridge
puru 😂
"I can barely feel it, DC is much safer to the touch"
*gets shocked by the capacitors*
I believed he explained that the palm of his hand is more sensitive than his finger, and he also touched the output with his finger on purpose while with his hand was accidental.
capacitors gave him a short pulse of DC. the capacitance of your skin is what makes AC able to flow through it. DC cant flow through but put a short pulse of DC thru a capacitor and it'll go through.
@@polymetric2614 I don't understand, why the DC didn't hurt him but the capacitor did when both have the same voltage?
this channel is what makes youtube great
lets make youtube great again
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F yeah
I only came here for the..FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER
I just read that with his voice FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER
I came here for the grand rectifier
Isn't this what video is about?
He says it like the rectal fire
FULL BRIDGE RECTUM-FRIER
Jumpscare at 1:39.
Stay safe kids.
Thanks Mr. X
X gon give it to ya XD
That made me jump lol
Thanks Tyrant
Too late 😹
1:33 That spark is caused by a inrush current of capacitors. Please remember: Capacitors can't change voltage instantly! To limit sparks, you need a NTC thermistor.
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Why using a NTC resistor? Why can't we use a standard resistor? (I'm just curious no offence! ^^)
@@wuukaa9079 that way, once you start the circuit it's cold and limits current and holds the inrush current, but as the circuit runs the resistance drops to allow the circuit to run more efficiently now that the capacitors are already charged, this setup is common on Desktop PC power supplies
@@aurunemaru alright! It's a way to reduce sudden drop of voltage on the mains, avoids sparks when you plug and smooths up the start up charge for the circuit if I got it well!
Thank you, I always saw those NTC resistors in many switching power supply and such.. thank you :)
or can we limit the current with resistors , just before the C ?
And a legend was born.
ALL HAIL THE *FOOL BINGE RECTUM FRIER*
-_-
hail hydra
r/boneappletea
@@gothfennec *woosh joke*
@@gothfennec r/whooosh
I used to watch a lot of his vids before college. Now I got my degree in Electronics Engineering 😂😂😂
congrats
nice flex
@@realcartoongirl not really
@@NH-ge4vz yea not really
@@realcartoongirl yea not really
“I let it cool down for a while now”
*proceeds to touch it and burn himself*
*SH*T*
*BLEEP* *BLEEP*
Engineer gaming
Engineer gaming
Engineer Gaming
3:15 how engineers sneeze.
Lol
More like 'how electrical engineers sneeze'
omg very nice joke dude😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It does sound like it
"wow i was holding that"
i dont know who this guy is but im sold
“As you can see I have no regard for safety” aka this whole channel
"I know how to be safe with this stuff. If I didn't, I'd be dead. Let me show you how to do everything wrong so you don't kill yourselves."
@@benjaminoechsli1941 yep, that's an accurate description of this channel.
I've lost count of how many times I've watched this video just because of "FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER"
Easily my favorite ElectroBOOM video.
3:40 "I let it cool down for a while and SH*T!!!!" 🤣😂
I have no clue what a FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER is, but I've watched this video so many times because it's funny.
Ikr
+Sand Pox It's AC to DC ;)
+Sand Pox It's allright ;) I assumed it just was a typo
+Captain Capellini He literally explained that in the video :o
+Captain Capellini
He helped me understand what a full bridge rectifier is, but more importantly, I've learned that he just LOVES full bridge rectifiers! XD
I failed in electrical engineer degree. I wish you were my teacher sir. I respect you a lot. You take shocks to teach us.
Try again
@@elephystryidiot
A full bridge rectifier converts AC to DC, and an inverter converts DC to AC. I would absolutely love to see just a chain of rectifiers and inverters for the fun of it.
I'm drawing a schematic for a circuit I call a CATR (Current Amplifying Transistor Rectifier) right now. This is similar to a full bridge rectifier but it uses transistors instead of diodes. This keeps the DC voltage output the same as the AC input voltage, but the DC output will have a larger current, which is determined by the beta value of the transistors. Low-power applications would use signal transistors, but high-power applications would use power transistors.
@@coastersaga where could I find your schematic
@@coastersaga Unless I've misunderstood you, what you're describing is actually impossible. If the output voltage is the same, but the current is higher, then your circuit would be _producing more power than it's consuming,_ which would violate the laws of physics.
The only way you can produce more current is by reducing the voltage, or vice-versa.
@@foogod4237Holly shit a free energy generator Indian!
@@man-by9izwhen did he say he is indian ?
1:34 me when i go to kill the Ender Dragon with leather armor
Just bring beds and put it to sleep.
@Squidward Tentacles He just made a joke, jeez.
@Squidward Tentacles and let me guess, you're 2? Smfh
@Squidward Tentacles Minecraft is a FAMILY game...
I didn't know you were supposed to wear armour?! I killed it without it
After a couple weeks in college I actually understand your videos! :) A lot of this stuff is awesome!
im bearly a fetus and i understand 120% of things said by Mr Sadaghdar
I️ JUST turned thirteen I️ I️ learned this stuff last year on my own
Wow! It's the one and only UnknownPlayer from UnknownPlayer's GroundBattles!!
me too. i am studying shakespeare and gender studies.
Most people don't bother teaching themselves this stuff, you're probably way behind in different areas of knowledge. Don't act like you're smart because you read the wikipedia page on diodes and this guy didn't.
"We're safe now."
2:00 can't feel a thing.
3:54 hurts a lot
explain yourself mehdi!
🏴
that was my old account that got deleted which means the comment got deleted too.
i was hoping he'd reply again :(
dry skin v. wet/sweaty skin, resistance changes by orders of magnitude... Besides he fakes a lot of stuff for effect, not dumb you know!
Actually he doesnt fake most of the incidents, they are scripted of course but not faked. He surely wouldnt put himself in extreme danger on purpose but the things that happen arent exaggerated and could happen exactly like this. Im quite sure everyone has been zapped by a high voltage capacitor before, whether being in a camera or a bug zapper or any powerful power supply and although it sounds funny, it indeed is dangerous and you should always discharge them.
zapped by a discharging capacitor i guess
Been watching Electroboom for years and am finally getting into FBR in my semiconductors class in Computer Engineering. Super cool to come back to some of these older videos for some fun learning!
Your videos would have been a life saver in physical science classes.
SamuelCish i don't know what to do,
But I'm an expert on what not to do.
Literally every time he puts stuff in the plug i lower down my speakers
Thank you for the advice
literally
Read it off my mind.-.
Quality Content.
Some Morse Code guy wouldn't love you
man, i enjoy your vids. Please add them more often.
***** So will his health, I'm sure.
Also make sure you will not get death or paralysed..
I learn more from one of your videos than a weeks worth of almost useless lectures
I'm in the process of a career change from construction to electrical engineering and your videos help me develop my practical understanding of that the math tells me. . Thank you for all your effort.
0:01 ElectroBOOM Loves To Say “FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER!!!”
Foul Bridge Rektifya
3:02 "we are safe now"
lol
2:12 BURRRR
, sir
I HEARD YOUR NAME IN PRINCETON
xD
حريق in arabic
I’m going into welding for my career, but I’m also learning electrical work and studying electrical work just for fun and this guy is not only hilarious, and fascinating to learn from, but he shows what your NOT supposed to do which I love because all that looks painful affff! Lol
I was disassembling a cordless drill battery charger for parts and got excited when I desoldered the full bridge and realized what it was.... because of this electro boom and his enthusiasm about them. Keep going boom and I’ll keep watching
Mehdi is the electricity equivalent of Cody's Lab.
no hes better.
Mehdi will be around in 20 years and not get killed by a fool-hardy experiment, or arrested by the ATF. Despite the presented content, Mehdi's edited his videos to seem like he's having accidents.
@Sam Bruh 😂
*deep voice FULL BRIGE RECTIFIER*
@@bowlosoup1 might wanna recheck your spelling
@3:35 "Woowww, I was holding daatt"
ElectroBOOM be like: 🤪
1:20
Mehdi : "....unlike your puny wall adapter which can do 20 watts at best."
Me : *stares at my innocent wall adapter with disappointment
FOOL BRIDGE RECTIFIER!
It's a bridge rectifier for fools
*FOOL BREEDGE RECKTEFIYAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's called "Fulllll BRiDgE reCTifIeR"
"we are safe now" famous last words
Subscribed.
Anyone that is brave enough to demonstrate what CAN go wrong deserves it.
Hope his scars heal soon.
I clicked this video for educational purposes only, but seems like i was wrong there was a bonus tip keeping the viewer entertained while learning.Really enjoyable keep up the good work.
YOU MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIERS
Time to go figure out how to change my game sounds.
good video. A story of my own fuckup:
I was doing work on a small electric car which is a two car-battery 48v system, and I was trying to rig up a shunt resistor on the positive rail and probe the output to see the current.
The car is isolated from ground because it's running on batteries and is up off the floor on rubber tires, so not a problem to attach the ground of the probe to a point which is right on the positive rail. I'm sitting in the seat of the car with about 4 alligator clip leads draped across my lap and doing some tests while looking at the scope on the bench. As I'm free-running the motor without a chain the vibration makes the car roll back just slightly and the metal frame touched the apparently grounded metal wall behind me. The wires in my lap light up and some stuff caught on fire with a bang.
Cool Story bro👍
just give a fucking TLDR !!
TL;DR the walls are grounded, it blew up.
3:15 That's not a full bridge rectifier, it's a full bridge recti-FIRE!!! Badum-Tsss...
you're good
punny
Lol
Fool bridge rectifire
"Fool britch rectum-fryer"…
You know he's smart when he can explain complex terms to a layman
Love your videos
"It's not going to JUMP at you" I just love how he gets closer to the camera saying that.
0:55 So, you're saying that *FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER* is a direct counter to Magnus? I should spread the news!
The new BkB , exclusively for magnus.
***** no more reversed polarity :O
Krytyk15 Well, *EMPOWER* is nice, but without RP Magnus will never be the same.
*****
true
I did not see that coming.
Dude, you're so goddam funny. I have never laughed to a RUclips channel this much.
The risks you make, and ending with explosions are so fucking hilarious XD XD
Keep up the good work :-)
I kno man especially wen he did dat wave sign wid his hands it looks lyk his eyebrows lool
This brother is really awesome.His greatness is he explains the precautions to be taken while performing an experiment in a realistic way.
3:52 , turn on CC. "High power testicle driver"
High power tesla coil driver lol
High-poverty a coil driver circuit oh
Tesla Coil!
English-auto generated
if only teachers would explain material this easy. they tend to over complicate things. great work man.
Except he only gave you a quick overview of the thing, not the ability to make your own.
Disapionted, first scene where you plug something into mains.... and no explosion :(
EXACTLY! I WAS WAITING FOR THAT!
because THE F U L L B R I D G E R E C T I F I E R ! ! ! NEVER DO THIS WITH MEHDI
"Ha ha ha you thought the circuit was gonna blow, oh no no no! Sir, this expensive, I careful!"
*Disappointed
Bruh I laughed and learned something I needed for university. Best channel ever
*F U L L B R I D G E R E C T I F I E R*
Came to see if you would zap yourself, was not disappointed. Thanks, Mehdi.
***** You know, I'm really not sure how to react to a comment like this. Thanks?
Brian Borst You're welcome.
engineers are weird, I guess the cat guide was not enough.
Brian Borst We're all sadists...
BEAR HANDS!!
Tibor J. Bug eyes
You are bearly bear.
🖑🐻🖐
BEAR
I've been watching these videos since I was in high school and now I'm a systems engineer and came back to this video because I needed to refresh my circuit knowledge for work XD
So 170V DV doesn't hurt... Until you unplug the damn thing and touch the capacitor which have only some of the 170 V DC.
Why is it so ? I also have that question.
My guess is that the current spike of rapid discharge of the capacitor behaves similarly to AC which passes through humans more easily.
Because his palm is more sensitive.
@@chinmoytahbildar3278 It is NOT so. You will feel DC voltage from 45V upwards, depending on the conditions.
@@hansfriendly4815 I understand that @Werner Beroux is joking... What are the conditions ?? Why he doesn't get shocked after touching 160 V DC ??
"Wow! I was holding thaaat"
Love from India
2:58 "we are safe now"
Well, I wouldn't say that
Just restocked the refrigerator. Does that make me a 'Full Fridge Rectifier'? On a slightly more serious note this video made my day. Keep up the good work.
I love your videos sooo much, you can make even the most boring things seem like the most interesting.
1:52 Electricians when they watch Electroboom
*1:53 maybe?
@@soroushjm1011 It starts at 1:52
I'm only here to see you hurt yourself in order to be concerned if you're gonna be ok.
Careful out there Mehdi.
Reversal | Boom Beach & Clash Of Clans As far as I know, he NEVER actually got hurt, it is just to teach about electronics and safety measures in an entertaining way. Still love him, he is awesome!
Miguel Almeida Although almost all of his accidents are on purpose he has hurt himself unintentionally which he has explained in another video.
The crazy shit happens at 3:06 for those wondering
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@@HectorJimenez-hk9ml it is a normal thing for mehdi bro
I feel like this is the video that really launched Medhi's RUclips career
ELECTORBOOM:FULL BRIDGE RECTIFYAAAAA!!!
I clicked for it. I really did. Mehdi made me wait a *full 2 seconds!!*
I think the best "rectifier" I made was... I used a center tapped transformer, with 4 capacitors and 4 diodes, to make a dual rail voltage doubling rectifier... though it was probably only half wave, it did what I needed it to do.
You've come a long way. What a throw back.
Every time I hear the words FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER I smile, even when I’m feeling down
0:01¡FOOL BRIDGE RECTIFIAH!
3:55 BRO I WAS LAUGHING AT THE NOISE HE MADE I CANT BREATH HELP
this is the backbone of his channel
Hi Mehdi, could you explain why you get 170VDC over the cap even tough the max amplitude of the FULLBRIDGERECTIFIER is 120VDC at 1:00? Thanks, really love your videos!
+bume nicläs The input is 120VAC, which means it has 170V peaks. And through bridge rectifier they result in around 170VDC.
Thanks for the reply, so the 120VAC is RMS?
bume nicläs yes
+bume nicläs VAC * sqrt(2) = rectified and filtered
120VAC*sqrt(2) = ~170VDC
You jumped at the end from residual capacitance yet held your finger across it earlier to show that the DC voltage wasn't particularly dangerous. Hmmmmm :)
Yeah, because DC from the output and DC from a capacitor are two different things.
Omkar Pradhan
why? more voltage?
Large amount of charge delivered in a short time through a capacitor.
Omkar Pradhan
cool, ta :)
Dude, your videos are great, you are hilarious and you explain things in a way I can understand, could you make an induction heater and explain it's components and how it works ?
To this day, the full bridge rectifier meme is still my favorite
hello guys from last linus tech tips video about power supplies
The Full Bridge Rectifier sounds like something Billy Mays would sell
*HI BILLY MAYS HERE FOR THE FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER*
It's FOO BRIDGE REKTIFIA!
Some nights, I've got to visit here, just because I've not seen you, Mr. Boom, jump from a shock, and need a cathartic release. Thank you very much for this. Best "full bridge rectifier" video I've seen.
0:22 turn on captions, you'll get it.
NikoLiberty2008 i dont get it
@@laurenceramos5399 Me neither. Wtf was the joke?
One Direction 🤣
@@laurenceramos5399 Neither do I
I have no idea what the joke is
this was so funny, like safety level -100%
1:39 JUMPscare
I love that after some time I'm beginning to understand what you're talking about with the diagrams and I'm surprised, good with the teaching and with the jokes, much respect to you
DO NOT ATTEMP ANYTHING HE HAS DONE IN THIS VIDEO
Oh you bet I'm going to attempt it. But I'm a third year electrical engineering student so I think I'll be ok.
Teach me for skins
Okay, I won't blow a fuse
anything? why not? Don't do the things he is showing you it is wrong with a visual example then an explanation.
A full bridge rectifier is fine to make, but take the proper precautions, do it the right way, and learn from his staged mistakes so you don't burn down your house. That is the whole point of the sparks and shocks in his videos.
I don't know how to attemp anything; but I will surely attempt whatever I wish.
How about you fix that stuck caps lock key first before you give anyone advice; and cut back about 90% of your stupid doge icon's diet. That is one fatass dog ... and if you can't feed a dog properly, which is pretty damn easy, won't take your advice on anything more complicated.
so you probably shouldn't try anything, maybe not even getting out of bed, you might get hurt; though you can get hurt staying in bed too ... just check yourself into an institution where they will provide safety for you and freedom from having to think and problem solve, listen and use common sense, you won't have to bother with those skills. You definitely don't have them if this was your conclusion after watching your first ElectroBoom! video. I hope you get help, so next time you watch something like this, you can understand it and not be so scared! Poor thing. Life is full of dangers and you probably think the warning signs are examples and yell at people not to throw themselves in trash compactors because the picture shows someone doing it and getting hurt and the latter part goes over your head that the it is instructing you on what not to do.
Good luck in life, you'll need it with that attitude and lack of comprehension skills.
Oh dam I found your coment too late.
I've missed you
Thx man told the school teacher if we could wacth you and we wacthed entire class time
Love this style of teaching. Boring teachers should take note.
FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER
Hey nitro
Just so you know, you are my new God.
May the FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER be upon You. Amen
I would probably invest in gloves.
Bamith Good for you.
This comment was posted one year ago. WHY ARE YOU REPLYING TO IT NOW.
Bamith lmao XD
Because it is still there.
can confirm still here
I love your professional attitude to safety
I died when you forget about that burning hot resistance
You are the real man in word
Am I the only one when watching this tries to guess when he’s about to get hurt
Here's a clue: "Let's plug it in and see what happens".
Though I think he creates these explosions on purpose....
legend says this guys is immune to shocks