this presentation proves the 80/20 principle wrong; less than 5% of youtube is actually useful. Here is 12 minutes of pure understandable information that will benefit anybody who watches it.
Thank you Sir. This 58 year old Mechanical Engineer really appreciates your breadboard tutorial. I am now confident to experiment with simple electronics. May you and yours be blessed 🙏🏼
many thanks. Im a 29 year old man now, at childhood , didn't had good income to buy a Arduino kit, i really loved to use a one. recently i brought some uno boards, breadboards and some sensors . i didn't know actually how to use breadboard correctly. this helped to understand it.
I owe you one this is exactly what I needed. I need someone to teach me like im 2 years old. I was so embarrassed walking into my circuit lab not knowing what a wire was. Thank you.
I don’t know how you did it, but you turned something that was hopelessly confusing to me into something I can understand the mechanics of and use in electronics projects.
I search around the internet to understand the breadbord in vain, No one have explained it like you. Really thank you well job. you have got a follower
Thank you for a straight to the point and clear explanation, I could not get my head round this at school, thirty years later you given me the courage to once again have ago at electronics,
It's funny, started out wanting to sell my old massage chair; but had to repair the head rest swivel. Went out and nobody had the parts. Thought to myself, it would be nice to know how to machine those parts. This led to a video where a guy built his own computer assisted wood and aluminum cutting tool. I came across the concept of Arduino after that; but still didn't have a clue about electronics; so I went more basic to this idea of breadboards. I've always wanted to build my own stuff. Or to learn how to repair stuff. I really appreciate not only this video; but the content on your entire channel and the website you put up. I feel it is time for a major change in my life; where I learn to become much more self-reliant. It's 2024; and already many great shifts have occurred. Thanks, and I subscribed just from this one video.
I can sense a wide and deep rabbit hole that I'm about to go down. With these basics, I'll eventually be able to learn other things like coding with C, and building machines that make jobs a lot easier and more precise. Napoleon spoke about the potency behind being able to acquire specialized knowledge. We live in a day and age where information is plentiful. Not all is created equal; and so I have been learning the art and science of finding those diamonds in the rough or the gems that sparkle amongst the average. I see this channel as one such high quality source of information. Thank you.
Coming from someone who has a bunch of stuff like this laying around the house with a crappy idea of how it works, I found this video extremely helpful.
This is a comprehensive and well made video. As a newcomer to electronics, this video was well narrated with step by step explanations and instructions on the use of a breadboard. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
im a first year electrical engineering student working remotely, my prof didnt explain these boards the best, so this was a life saver for the labs i have to do, thanks!
Thanks so much for this video, I have been doing digitally circuitry recently and struggled to get my head around how certain components that didn't have a wire connecting them actually were connected, I assumed there were metal strips, but obviously I came to these video to actually realise the layout of the metal strips.
I am a Software Engineer (Bachelor Degree and years in the profession) an 2 colleges each never explained how to use a breadboard and just assumed we knew how they worked. Thanks for the basics. I am tired of hardware being a weakness of mine in personal electronic setups.
Hi, I’m about to start studying Computer Engineering, but I don’t know that much about the field. I was wondering, how do these things fit into the IT world? How can you apply this knowledge?
I like how you are show us it's raw form and not just going into the technical presentation. I also like that you have the history of the bread board. Very impressed! !!!
Hello everyone! Pinning this comment because it's the most common question we get on this video. It turns out that it does not matter whether the resistor goes before or after the LED in the circuit. This might seem counterintuitive if you think the resistor needs to come first to "resist" or "drop" the voltage. Since the resistor and the LED are in series, their voltage drops add up to equal the voltage of the battery (formally this is known as Kirchoff's Voltage Law). This is true regardless of what order they are placed in. If you'd like to learn more, search for tutorials on "Ohm's law" and "LED current limiting resistor." Hope that helps! Also, we apologize for the poor audio quality in this video! It is several years old and the audio was simply recorded with a cheap webcam and no post-processing. If you check out our more recent videos, hopefully you will find the quality greatly improved. Thank you for all the feedback!
Finally an expert who can simplify complex topics to beginners like myself! Please write a book as it will surely be a best seller. Thank you very much.
Thank you for making something for beginners! Spoken very well - not too slow or too fast and includes common mistakes. This is a very clear explanation of how it works and what it will do! I am so grateful and my young students (who I cannot solder with) are going to benefit so much! I can't wait to get making with them!
That was an amazing video, for someone who is just starting out with digital electronics. I wish I had found it sooner! The only thing I would add is an explanation for the resistor, as I see others have asked this question as well.
Thanks! Resistors and Ohm's Law are a big enough topic that they sort of need their own separate videos. You may find these two videos helpful: th-cam.com/video/NUKD9qESO58/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/ZdIBle_9Y_4/w-d-xo.html
“Your video was incredibly inspiring! I’m also creating content and trying to match the quality and creativity of your work. Thanks for setting such a high standard!”
People that were whining about the audio need to stop. It’s fine and focus on the information. You’re all a bunch of whiny divas. The audio in no way undermines the transmission of the information and I learned a lot here. People get more self centered and demanding every day I swear.
This is honestly gonna save my ass next class. The prof didn't explain breadboards at all but we use them all the time and my lab partner understands them about as well as I did before this video. Thanks for saving at least part of my grade.
The first time I have seen the bread board I think that I will never understand it. Put because your magnificent way in explaining things. You make it really really simple. Thanks man.
yes my first project worked making led without burining it and now i undrstand what and why we use resistors thanks also to chatgpt but its always helpful to watch a video
You can use ferrules on a stranded wire to create a imitation solid wire. Great tutorial by the way. Solid to the point, no faffing about, and common terminology.
and jokes aside , you explained it so well . i have seen a couple videos on breadboards but this is actually deep as well as quick . exactly what a tutorial should be like . and moreover , you respond to queries and explain them too . nice job sir .
Guys you are awesome! You give very clear and easy to understand explanation and answering the question about the resistor's place in the circuit was very helpful! Keep the good work!
best tutorial ever! about breadboards! thank you i just started a sculpture class that features arduino and basically we didn't get this kind of clear instruction. thx!
Thank you for explaining so easily that I can understand it! I've always been a software man, starting with Z-80 and 8080 Assembly back in the 70's. This is new and interesting for me, because now I'm getting into Robotics. All good wishes!
the best and easiest way of explanation, I wish you were teaching in my uni so I don't need to search online for these simple things which were looking hard in start!
Starting my first project for fun, and this confirmed my suspicions on how a bread board works. Also the tips about polarity were important as they will save me some troubleshooting time.
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this presentation proves the 80/20 principle wrong;
less than 5% of youtube is actually useful.
Here is 12 minutes of pure understandable information
that will benefit anybody who watches it.
Like what?
Thank you Sir.
This 58 year old Mechanical Engineer really appreciates your breadboard tutorial.
I am now confident to experiment with simple electronics.
May you and yours be blessed 🙏🏼
Simple, professional, to the point! Thank you for the tutorial.
many thanks. Im a 29 year old man now, at childhood , didn't had good income to buy a Arduino kit, i really loved to use a one. recently i brought some uno boards, breadboards and some sensors . i didn't know actually how to use breadboard correctly. this helped to understand it.
Facing the same childhood problem
I watched a lot of videos related to Breadboard. None of them were clear except this one.
Just what the doctor ordered. Lucid and well-illustrated, without irrelevant ramblings and blunders in the final product typical of other such videos.
Thank you! If you enjoyed this video you might also find our multimeter tutorial helpful: th-cam.com/video/ts0EVc9vXcs/w-d-xo.html
I owe you one this is exactly what I needed. I need someone to teach me like im 2 years old. I was so embarrassed walking into my circuit lab not knowing what a wire was. Thank you.
I don’t know how you did it, but you turned something that was hopelessly confusing to me into something I can understand the mechanics of and use in electronics projects.
Glad we could help!
Very clear explanation, best tutorial I've found online :)
I have to agree with you on that one. Great work Science Buddies
I agree completely. Great video!
Naly Lulu .
Yeah, excellent video.
looke at this mone th-cam.com/video/eFhuLn0TYFw/w-d-xo.html
I search around the internet to understand the breadbord in vain, No one have explained it like you. Really thank you well job. you have got a follower
Thank you for a straight to the point and clear explanation, I could not get my head round this at school, thirty years later you given me the courage to once again have ago at electronics,
It's funny, started out wanting to sell my old massage chair; but had to repair the head rest swivel. Went out and nobody had the parts. Thought to myself, it would be nice to know how to machine those parts. This led to a video where a guy built his own computer assisted wood and aluminum cutting tool. I came across the concept of Arduino after that; but still didn't have a clue about electronics; so I went more basic to this idea of breadboards.
I've always wanted to build my own stuff. Or to learn how to repair stuff.
I really appreciate not only this video; but the content on your entire channel and the website you put up.
I feel it is time for a major change in my life; where I learn to become much more self-reliant. It's 2024; and already many great shifts have occurred.
Thanks, and I subscribed just from this one video.
I can sense a wide and deep rabbit hole that I'm about to go down. With these basics, I'll eventually be able to learn other things like coding with C, and building machines that make jobs a lot easier and more precise.
Napoleon spoke about the potency behind being able to acquire specialized knowledge. We live in a day and age where information is plentiful. Not all is created equal; and so I have been learning the art and science of finding those diamonds in the rough or the gems that sparkle amongst the average.
I see this channel as one such high quality source of information. Thank you.
Coming from someone who has a bunch of stuff like this laying around the house with a crappy idea of how it works, I found this video extremely helpful.
This is a comprehensive and well made video. As a newcomer to electronics, this video was well narrated with step by step explanations and instructions on the use of a breadboard. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
im a first year electrical engineering student working remotely, my prof didnt explain these boards the best, so this was a life saver for the labs i have to do, thanks!
This video got so much input but you presented it very well enough for newbies like me
I've had to use breadboards for a year now and never felt like I really got it until this video. Thanks!
I'm trying to learn to do basic electronics on my own and this video was extremely helpful for me. Thank you for making it.
You guys are GREAT teachers ! I'm a senior trying to introduce electronics to a 2nd and 5th grader and learning myself.
Thanks! We have many other tutorials on our channel that you may find helpful, check them out if you haven't already!
Cannot express enough how helpful this has been, you're a legend in my book. Thank You Sir.
Really well explained without making assumptions of prior knowledge. Thanks.
Thanks so much for this video, I have been doing digitally circuitry recently and struggled to get my head around how certain components that didn't have a wire connecting them actually were connected, I assumed there were metal strips, but obviously I came to these video to actually realise the layout of the metal strips.
I am a Software Engineer (Bachelor Degree and years in the profession) an 2 colleges each never explained how to use a breadboard and just assumed we knew how they worked. Thanks for the basics. I am tired of hardware being a weakness of mine in personal electronic setups.
Hi, I’m about to start studying Computer Engineering, but I don’t know that much about the field. I was wondering, how do these things fit into the IT world? How can you apply this knowledge?
I like how you are show us it's raw form and not just going into the technical presentation. I also like that you have the history of the bread board. Very impressed! !!!
Watching this just an hour before my electrical laboratory session. Thanks for the great video!
Excellent. I've used BB for 30+ years but never understood them as well as your explanation. Thank you.
Thank you!
Simply excellent! Simple and clear, for a beginner like me. Thank you!
Hello everyone! Pinning this comment because it's the most common question we get on this video. It turns out that it does not matter whether the resistor goes before or after the LED in the circuit. This might seem counterintuitive if you think the resistor needs to come first to "resist" or "drop" the voltage. Since the resistor and the LED are in series, their voltage drops add up to equal the voltage of the battery (formally this is known as Kirchoff's Voltage Law). This is true regardless of what order they are placed in. If you'd like to learn more, search for tutorials on "Ohm's law" and "LED current limiting resistor." Hope that helps!
Also, we apologize for the poor audio quality in this video! It is several years old and the audio was simply recorded with a cheap webcam and no post-processing. If you check out our more recent videos, hopefully you will find the quality greatly improved. Thank you for all the feedback!
It's better than a muddy mix. I've learned so much from your video, it's uncomplicated and you make it look easy thank you! :)
great video thanks buds but no post processing could save this audio haha :)
The voice is indeed a bit awful but after a minute I got used to it it's not a big deal. Thanks for the useful video!
It's fine. Btw thanks for explaining it so nicely.
hi... when using a 🍞 board, does it matter where u put the first component?
New EE student here, love how concise this tutorial is! Can't wait to put my new knowledge to practice.
If you're a new EE student you may also want to check out our multimeter tutorial! th-cam.com/video/ts0EVc9vXcs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Qu5PeegbTPRxcYUB
This video I needed immensely to starts my beginner journey in electronic circuit.
I actually don't deserve watching this without any cost...thanks for this awesome teaching!
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Finally an expert who can simplify complex topics to beginners like myself! Please write a book as it will surely be a best seller. Thank you very much.
Thanks for the great feedback!
This video is like a blessing, I now want to buy a breadboard and electric components so I can finally understand practically how circuts work.
Exactly my reasoning as well!
Was incredibly confused with the default Arduino breadboard, genuinely the best and most hands down informational video I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
This was a genuine good tutorial and I've learned more here than on 4 websites combined.
Thank you for making something for beginners! Spoken very well - not too slow or too fast and includes common mistakes. This is a very clear explanation of how it works and what it will do! I am so grateful and my young students (who I cannot solder with) are going to benefit so much! I can't wait to get making with them!
That was an amazing video, for someone who is just starting out with digital electronics. I wish I had found it sooner! The only thing I would add is an explanation for the resistor, as I see others have asked this question as well.
Thanks! Resistors and Ohm's Law are a big enough topic that they sort of need their own separate videos. You may find these two videos helpful: th-cam.com/video/NUKD9qESO58/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/ZdIBle_9Y_4/w-d-xo.html
From one beginner to another, the resistor in simple terms reduces the flow of electricity to the LED to prevent it being burnt out. Hope that helps.
Thanks! Best tutorial ever! Recommend for everyone with 0,00% of breadboard skills!!!! Worked very great!
You have put together such concise information about breadboard that is comprehensive, even for beginners!
Thank you so much!
Absolutely EXCELLENT presentation !!! Thank you so much for sharing this information !
“Your video was incredibly inspiring! I’m also creating content and trying to match the quality and creativity of your work. Thanks for setting such a high standard!”
Finally.. A video that clarifies each and every question that springs in students' minds while studying bread boards .
Thank You :)
This is the Most Detailed video I've ever watched...
THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤❤❤❤❤
I completed electronics course in engineering without knowng this. Thanks for this topnotch content 👌
What size resistor
@@dennzpowerlifting9152 The video description has it as 47ohm. But you also need to learn Ohm's law to figure these things out.
It's effortless to follow along the video, thank you very much for putting out interesting and easy to understand contents like this man!
After watching several other videos, now I finally understand! Thank you for explaining this so thoroughly
I am starting from scratch thanks for the useful information
Im 13 and i want to be a mechanical engeneer when i grow up thanks for this helpful video ❤❤❤
The person who made this video is a mechanical engineer!
I hope you succeed!
1:57 helped me understand breadboards a lot more! Thank you!
You're welcome, glad we could help!
Thanks so much. I'm taking Electronics for GCSE and had no idea how a breadboard was used or functioned and this helped a lot.
People that were whining about the audio need to stop. It’s fine and focus on the information. You’re all a bunch of whiny divas. The audio in no way undermines the transmission of the information and I learned a lot here.
People get more self centered and demanding every day I swear.
thanks, I'm new to this as I've just bought a raspberry pi pico w and have no idea how breadboard works...thanks and subscribed
This is honestly gonna save my ass next class. The prof didn't explain breadboards at all but we use them all the time and my lab partner understands them about as well as I did before this video. Thanks for saving at least part of my grade.
I had the exact same issue!
Before watching this video, I was jumping from here to there to understand the connections made in the breadboard. Great explanation!
This is EXACTLY the video I needed. Thank you
The first time I have seen the bread board I think that I will never understand it.
Put because your magnificent way in explaining things.
You make it really really simple.
Thanks man.
This is the exact video I needed, thanks for explaining everything so clearly! The common mistakes portion saved me a ton of time
well done chaps, excellent job at getting across a body of basic knowledge concise and in an entertaining way.
great work, perfectly paced and explained
This was the best tutorial i have actually seen, and it's both simple to understand and really informative.
great video! no frills, clear explanation, i finally understood breadboards!!
thank you
Good job sir. Your contribution to humankind earned my salute.
yes my first project worked making led without burining it and now i undrstand what and why we use resistors thanks also to chatgpt but its always helpful to watch a video
You can use ferrules on a stranded wire to create a imitation solid wire. Great tutorial by the way. Solid to the point, no faffing about, and common terminology.
i never knew these things would be pretty simple to learn.
Made my day...Best explanation I have come across so far
amazing, simple, to-the-point, and educational
Thank you SO much you've made this stuff so much more digestable than anyone else for me so far- seriously appreciate it.
thank you so much. I never thought it would be this simple!
Thank you for this very well written and demonstrated tutorial. It was helpful for my son and I!
Dude!!! I cannot believe what I was doing wrong was so easy to fix the whole time! Thank you so much! Now I know better.
We're glad the video helped, Brandon!
Followed along with a breadboard I've had in my drawer for about a year without ever really getting round to learning to use. Now I have, thanks!!! :D
hookup wires and wire strippers ... physics just got more interesting than ever
and jokes aside , you explained it so well . i have seen a couple videos on breadboards but this is actually deep as well as quick . exactly what a tutorial should be like .
and moreover , you respond to queries and explain them too . nice job sir .
You are God-sent best tutor. Thanks for the tutorial.
Guys you are awesome! You give very clear and easy to understand explanation and answering the question about the resistor's place in the circuit was very helpful!
Keep the good work!
Thanks!
I just want to thank you, i'm on a little project on my own and i had no idea what breadboard are used for. Now i do, so, thanks.
Best breadboard howto video I have ever seen!
best tutorial ever! about breadboards! thank you i just started a sculpture class that features arduino and basically we didn't get this kind of clear instruction. thx!
very well done, I sent this to my grandson for whom I just bought an arduino/starter kit
I could never find a very informative and direct to the point video other than this one. Great explanation sir
Very simple and practical video. Thank you
It can't get more clearer than this. Thank you for the upload..
I just started doing hobby electronics a few days ago and this helped me a lot thank you!
You're welcome - make sure to check out the rest of our channel, there are many other videos you may find helpful!
you earned yourself a sub by thos clear and not confusing explanation
What an exceptional video! Extremely informative.
Thank you for the support!
Best video for understanding breadboard & it"s application.....
Very nice explanation
One of the life saving videos on TH-cam... Thanks :)
Excellent video. Thorough and comfortable paced. After viewing I was totally clear on the use and design of the breadboard. Thanks for the postin.
I’ve really wanted to get into electronics but never understood the electricity flow in a breadboard. Thanks a bunch!👍
Comprehensive and well laid out. Thank you!
Very clear and straightforward. Now I have a much better notion of what this thing is and how to use it. Thanks!
This is just gold
Thank you for explaining so easily that I can understand it! I've always been a software man, starting with Z-80 and 8080 Assembly back in the 70's. This is new and interesting for me, because now I'm getting into Robotics. All good wishes!
Explanation is next level 💯
the best and easiest way of explanation, I wish you were teaching in my uni so I don't need to search online for these simple things which were looking hard in start!
Fantastic explanation. This guy should be a professor.
He is! www.mae.cornell.edu/faculty-directory/benjamin-m-finio
@@Science.Buddies wow. Of course he is! Nice one.
Wow, He got a pHd degree from Harvard!!!!
I found this video very helpful. Good job explaining how the internals work and what the center gap is for in particular.
Thanks for helping to do my school project . Loved your video
Starting my first project for fun, and this confirmed my suspicions on how a bread board works. Also the tips about polarity were important as they will save me some troubleshooting time.