Early Content #2: Scope Test | Learning Electronics In The Lab With Jay Jay

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This video is just me testing the operation and recording of my MSO5074 scope and my signal generator.

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Early Content #1: Hello, World | Learning Electronics In The Lab With Jay Jay

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Just preparing my lab cameras. This video is a bit sketchy because I made some mistakes during recording. But it is what it is. Hi! :)

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Computer coffee table

Here’s something fun. I had a computer sitting on the floor in my lab for a few months while I waited for some parts to arrive so I could service it. In the intervening time I discovered that it was rather handy, and functioned as a small “coffee table” in the center of my room which was good for storing books and magazines on. So I taped some cardboard to the base (for when I stub my toe on it!) and have kept it as a permanent fixture now.
John's new coffee table made from an old computer case

Network v4

I have redone my computer network in its fourth (and final?) incarnation. Everything got redesigned from the ground up. You can see some of the (color coded!) cabling here:

The two switches on top (GREEN and ORANGE) support speeds up to 2.5 Gbps, whereas the bottom two switches (RED and BLUE) only support up to 1 Gbps. The white cables on the right are spares, they’re just auxiliary cables which have already been installed and are available if I need them in an emergency.