I built a theoretically impossible circuit

it's been a while isn't it :D. Hope you guys enjoyed the video and learned something new in the process because I learnt a lot making this video. One of the reasons why I chose to make a video about the astable multivibrator circuit is to commemorate my failure where I did such a terrible job in recreating this circuit in an interview that left me terrified and embarrassed for life.
(P.S. heavily inspired by ‪@jomakaze‬)
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Thanks for the support and much love!
Who am I? 🤓
I'm an Electrical & Electronics Engineering student in the UK.
Born and raised in the Czech Republic. (Ethnicity: guess and comment down below :P)
I suspended my studies to work for a year in London as a Junior Electronics Engineer before going back to finish my degree.
My plan is to upload more engineering-related content videos with a little bit of a lifestyle vlogs, so stay tuned if you like those videos.
If you have any other questions, please comment down below and I'll try to answer them.

[@asdfasdf8198]

Your edits are so cool lls. When i learned about this for the first time, I also thought it was the most interesting circuit I had come across

[@suspapi274]

You should do more of these circuit analysis videos 👏🏻👍🏻

[@pranjalsrivastava9232]

Currently Studying electronics and communication ,I can feel the pain

[@A.I.leadesTV]

Please what's tye life application of the circuit

[@lemonade_ag]

This is a 555 timer in a simple form. Does transistors are NPN transistor. Hi Thomas am a fan

[@vedantjagtap1458]

bro i have seen computer engineer version of this video...i am talking about joma tech

[@ThomasDo]

lmao it is inspired by his video and I really enjoyed it so I wanted to make and spin out an electronics one.

[@bunny9423]

Thank you for your videos. My bf is currently studying electronics engineering too in singapore and plans on moving here in the future. I'm just wondering if there is a good demand in this field and what do you think his chances are into getting one?

[@ThomasDo]

To be honest right now it is looking bleak because we are in a recession, it is especially hard for internationals if he is one. However, not all hope is lost, always give it a try because it’s all about numbers game and luck at the end of the day, don’t give up before you even try!
(P.S. a lot of electronic jobs are in Cambridge so I recommend looking there as well and not only in London, Cambridge is only 45min train away from London just fyi.)

[@bunny9423]

@@ThomasDo thank you so much!!

[@haideralikhan5947]

Have you tried stimulating it? Maybe it doesn't oscillate since all components use the same models

[@ramiroluduenaa]

amazing intro 😆

[@philip12odeh]

i want to learn electronic circuit analysis (i.e look at a circuit and reverse engineer it precisely an LED emergency lamp now) and i dont have a degree in electronics although i am a technician. can i learn circuit analysis without a degree if yes please help with a guide on how i can achieve that. thanks by the way ur a genius sir

[@ThomasDo]

Haha I am definitely not a genius, just an average person with some engineering knowledge. Although I didn’t take the technician route, I believe that doing enough personal projects and studying the mechanics of what you’re working on can make you better than 60% of engineering graduate students who haven’t done any projects outside uni. If you’re working on an LED emergency lamp, I suggest studying different types of current sources and how they work and understanding why you cannot use a voltage source. You could also try building a current source that supplies multiple LEDs or even making strip LEDs for your room. You could further this project by implementing a handheld controller to control the LEDs. You have to keep building on top of projects; that’s how I found it to be the best way to learn.

[@philip12odeh]

@@ThomasDo thanks men

[@ibrahimbinmahfood4724]

Joma inspired ? Loved it bro.

[@ThomasDo]

Hahaha yes my guy 👌

[@coolmonkey619]

Still don't understand lol

[@ThomasDo]

hahahaha

[@ayoubservice8898]

@@ThomasDo what do we call this circuit plz

[@ThomasDo]

@@ayoubservice8898 it's called the Astable Multivibrator

[@ericadhikari1598]

love your work man i am currently studying electronics engineering from IOE nepal is there any way i can contact you i just started and have some queries