Nice video Min. How did we end up watching at 90 degrees at 10:23 !? I know it's a video on using magnetic probes, but it would be good to see a video of the process of solving an issue end to end. i.e as you stated, the emissions wouldn't pass higher automotive standards, so having found an issue using magnetic field probes, what specifically (on that Buck/Boost board) could you change to reduce those emissions.
Hi Simon, good catch. Yes, I noticed that when I finished uploading. To redo it again will just cost a lot of time and effort. So I thought, forget it, leave it like this. Let's see how many people stick to the last bit. To be honest, due to the short interest span of people these days, any video longer than 7 minutes is not going to be very popular. So initially I was even hesitant to put the simulation part, but then again, the flow is simply not right. I also know that not many people like the simulation, but in my opinion it is such a nice tool to assist electronics design. Same applies to your request, if I included the solutions, this video will easily exceed 30 minutes. Maybe next time!
Thanks for great video! They are very informative and empirical! //Greetings from Sweden
Hej, many thanks for the positive feedback. Sweden has some of the best electronics companies in the automotive industry in my opinion.
What about probes for 1MHz imput impedance?
Nice video Min. How did we end up watching at 90 degrees at 10:23 !? I know it's a video on using magnetic probes, but it would be good to see a video of the process of solving an issue end to end. i.e as you stated, the emissions wouldn't pass higher automotive standards, so having found an issue using magnetic field probes, what specifically (on that Buck/Boost board) could you change to reduce those emissions.
Hi Simon, good catch. Yes, I noticed that when I finished uploading. To redo it again will just cost a lot of time and effort. So I thought, forget it, leave it like this. Let's see how many people stick to the last bit. To be honest, due to the short interest span of people these days, any video longer than 7 minutes is not going to be very popular. So initially I was even hesitant to put the simulation part, but then again, the flow is simply not right. I also know that not many people like the simulation, but in my opinion it is such a nice tool to assist electronics design. Same applies to your request, if I included the solutions, this video will easily exceed 30 minutes. Maybe next time!
Good content! Keep going man!
Thanks, will do!