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New Book Teardown #8: Electricity and Magnetism 3rd Edition (2013) | In The Lab With Jay Jay

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In this video we take a look inside Electricity and Magnetism 3ed.

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The Slow Motion Sunrise-Sunset Light | Project 8/30 | Maxitronix 30in1 | In The Lab With Jay Jay

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In this video we continue to work through our Maxitronix 30in1, today doing project #8: The Slow Motion Sunrise-Sunset Light. In this project we see how an electrolytic capacitor can control a Darlington pair.

We use the UNI-T UTi260B Thermal Imager to examine the thermal properties of the circuit (there’s not much to see).

We use the OWON XDM1041 Bench Multimeter for voltage and current measurements.

We use the Kaisi S-160 45x30cm Repair Mat as our workspace.

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Channel News #9: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! | In The Lab With Jay Jay

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In this video we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

To begin with I explain the cosplay costume I wear on the show. It’s me dressed up as Egon Stetmann the Chief Scientist from StarCraft II.

We take stock of the aspirational video release cadence which at the moment is one video per day:

We have a look at the video cameras we currently have deployed in the studio. We have OBS Studio running on four different computers with camera inputs like this:

Learning the Art of Electronics: 1L.4.2 10 V Voltmeter | In The Lab With Jay Jay

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In this video we continue to work our way through Learning the Art of Electronics. In this video we continue with 1L Lab: DC Circuits and make an 10 V voltmeter with our meter movement.

We use the Riden RD6006 Bench Power Supply to provide test voltage and current.

We use the EEVblog BM2257 Digital Multimeter to measure voltage and current.

We use the Sharp EL-546L Scientific Calculator to do our calculations.

We use the Multicomp Pro MP701033 Resistor Decade Box as our resistor.

We use the WilliamKlein Music Stand to hold our textbook.

We use the Carpenter Mechanical Pencil to make our notes.

We use the Hakko CHP 3C-SA Precision Tweezers for tweezering.

We use the Kaisi S-160 45x30cm Repair Mat as our workspace.

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Archer Semiconductor Reference and Application Handbook, 1978 edition (1978)

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In this video we take a look at the Archer Semiconductor Reference and Application Handbook, 1978 edition. This old book from Radio Shack outlines their semiconductor portfolio as it was in 1978.

This book is available online over here: https://archive.org/details/archer-semi-1978-ed

In the video I accidentally skipped over a few pages: 14 and 15 and 40 and 41 and 44 and 45 and 50 and 51.

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The Sunrise-Sunset Light | Project 7/30 | Maxitronix 30in1 | In The Lab With Jay Jay

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In this video we continue to work through our Maxitronix 30in1, today doing project #7: The Sunrise-Sunset Light. In this project we see how an electrolytic capacitor can control and NPN transistor. By varying the resistor and capacitor we can change the timings of the circuit.

We use the EEVblog BM2257 Digital Multimeter to measure current and voltage.

We use the Kaisi S-160 45x30cm Repair Mat as our workspace.

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Interlude #18: Measuring Forward Voltage of LEDs of Various Colours | In The Lab With Jay Jay

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In this video we use our Peak Electronic Design Atlas DCA75 Pro Semiconductor Analyzer to measure the forward voltage of ten different LEDs which I keep in stock.

In the following table the values are computed for VS = 5V and I = 20mA.

Size Colour VF VR RS
10mm RED 1.890 3.110 156
10mm GREEN 2.030 2.970 149
10mm BLUE 2.643 2.357 118
10mm YELLOW 1.939 3.061 153
10mm WHITE 2.615 2.385 119
5mm RED 1.889 3.111 156
5mm GREEN 1.995 3.005 150
5mm BLUE 2.710 2.290 115
5mm YELLOW 2.019 2.981 149
5mm WHITE 2.775 2.225 111
VS
Supply voltage, e.g. 5 V.
I
Desired LED current in milliamps, e.g. 20 mA.
VF
Forward voltage, as measured; e.g. 1.8 V.
VR
Voltage across resistor = VS – VF.
RS
Series resistance to use, in Ohms = VR / I.

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Learning the Art of Electronics: 1L.4.1 Internal resistance of the movement | In The Lab

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In this video we continue to work our way through Learning the Art of Electronics. In this video we continue with 1L Lab: DC Circuits and measure the internal resistance of our meter movement.

We use the METCAL PS-900 Soldering Station for soldering.

We use the Pro’sKit SS-331H Desoldering Pump to desolder (unsuccessfully).

We use the Riden RD6006 Bench Power Supply to provide 1V power for testing.

We use the Fluke 17B+ Digital Multimeter to measure current/voltage/resistance.

We use the EEVblog BM2257 Digital Multimeter to measure current/voltage/resistance.

We use the Brother P-Touch D210 Label Maker to label our circuit.

We use the Sharp EL-546L Scientific Calculator to calculate our values.

We use the ElectroCookie PCB Prototype Solderable Breadboard to make our circuit on.

We use the Multicomp Pro MP701033 Resistor Decade Box to provide test resistances.

We use the WilliamKlein Music Stand to hold our textbook.

We use the Carpenter Mechanical Pencil to take notes.

We use the Hakko CHP 3C-SA Precision Tweezers for tweezering.

We use the Plato Model 170 Wire Cutter to cut wires and trim leads.

We use the Kaisi S-160 45x30cm Repair Mat as our workspace.

The circuit I make in this video for interfacing the meter movement is JJ001:

Photo of circuit JJ001

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