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@@JeremyCook Short wires reduce inductance because inductance increases with wire length. Inductance comes from magnetic fields generated when current flows; longer wires create larger magnetic fields and more inductance. Thick wires matter because they have lower electrical resistance. Lower resistance reduces energy loss and minimizes voltage drop, which helps maintain accurate current measurements when using a shunt. Thick wires also spread the current over a larger area, reducing the magnetic field strength and thus lowering inductance.

@@HamedAdefuwa Thanks!

@@the_fall1n.1 portenta was their original open PCB one I guess. Now they're going after more industrial

@@Somatom_Man I love it, that town needed the bridge so bad. When I first arrived there in 2023 it was horrific. The looks when it's down are beautiful. When it's up in the air, it's a bit weird lol massive gap between the road in the air and the floor.

🤣 here's an interesting idea for you, perhaps these videos aren't for people? perhaps I do these for myself? 🤔 Cheers for your opinion anyways. I'm currently planning a video on safety relays after losing 2 hours on one the other day so I guess for numptys like me, we need more than a datasheet.

@HamedAdefuwa Well If Not on the datasheet on then on their application notes for example microchip or stm microcontroller or some plc manufacturers website. Almost every arduino plc source code is open. That is why peoples are not interested on this type of contents In youtube.

What part did you miss about this not being for other people? I do videos on what I'm working on for myself. To concrete ideas and to document my journey so when I'm 70 I can look back and laugh. If anyone else wants to follow along and laugh or learn something, great. As for people like you, I hope you hit your daily quota of criticism. ♥️

@@HamedAdefuwa I am not criticise You. I am telling the true. This is not an engineering. Technicians does this things in Europe. Unfortunately uk education system is pretty much a joke Because In a high school they are not teaching profession at all. Again i not blaming an individual. Hope You understand this.😃

@@HamedAdefuwa Another thing. One of your previous video you admitted advertising a product. Unfortunately now very hard to believe you not doing a same thing. But again no personal things.

@@simonprice-hn3sx I've been using the IDE, it's alright. I've definitely got codesys on my radar so can't wait to give that a go.

I agree with you so far, I've got a decent video coming out tomorrow night where I drive all its IO and I'm enjoying it a lot more. I'd love to try use it on a real system to be honest. Cheers for the controllino call, their website looks decent. Looks like I can get one on ebay for £250, open source software as well

fore some reason my arduino is too weak to power all the ground

@@yoniwulf7216 thanks man I'm doing some more new videos hopefully soon and hopefully il still keep the same excitement 😂

@@goose-the-gamer Arduino IDE

@@HamedAdefuwa I was using the same thing and I copy pasted the code and it didn't work

thanks Amadu, I appreciate all your comments! The videos come out a month after I've done them so its always nice rewatching with a new perspective. My biggest gripe with Eblocks is that Matrix just haven't done a good job in teaching anything and have just chucked these tasks out into the ether. A 16-year old kid has no chance! I started re-writing the curriculum today and I'll be using all your comments to help me :D

​@HamedAdefuwa Congratulations on your role to work as an Electronics Engineer for Matrixsl. Their equipment and teaching instructions have been used by many Engineering Education Institutions. As you rightly pointed out, it will be good that the curriculum be rewritten to ensure that any topic has been introduced before given tasks/exercises. The curriculum contains many tasks that have not been previously covered and the youngsters may find it confused on what to do. The courseware has been the same for some years now spanning though V8 to present. I would also recommend a specially designed one for arduino users as some cannot different the ports with respect to their names BCD (Arduino), ABCDE (PIC).

@@abdoughemired8189 you're welcome 🤗

Glad it was helpful!

You are very welcome

You're welcome!!

I thought this comment was on a recent video 😂 I still haven't learnt to count 4 years on

@@CoolMonkey_at_his_PRIME apologies 😅

No problem!

Are you sure? I followed the instructions and in that create a variable dialogue popup it has the initial value of 0. I guess what you mean is I should have used an additional calculation block to set it to 0 manually. That's a Flowcode bug I'd say. That initial value box should do it for me I reckon. Instructions unclear 😅

@@AmaduDainkeh user error 😅😂 thanks for pointing it out. Could do with some sort of smart compiler that checks for this kind of basic user error.

@@gamerjacob1234 yeah I'm pretty sure you can

@@cheahsiewching7362 yeah sure, will put it in the description. I hope I remember to do it tonight after work

@@HamedAdefuwa Hi, just a reminder😁

I left your comment notification on my phone for 3 days! to remind me to do it, here you go :D github.com/hadefuwa/PLC-Code/blob/main/StepperMotor.zap18