Young Engineer, I looked for the link to the previous video, but I didn't see it. If I missed it, I apologize. At any rate, you're doing great! Keep up the good work!!! Thanks - Bobcat
I like this stuff. Go long form if you have to man. I think you should do a live stream where you rant and show us all the stuff you had in storage. Live is easy with 2 cameras, Google it. Hahaha. I like the Amazon idea or the tek would be cool. But that four chan should make the trip with whatever you choose. It's a win win.
im from sri lanka. According to the current state of our country, buying a multimeter is like a dream. I am now collecting money to buy an aneng Q1. aneng Q1 is the multimeter good? How accurate is it? My friends say Aneng an113B is also good. Which of these two is better?
I am convinced this better , also Convinced, if you go to a Audio HIFI DIY And you proposes a project class A or AB amp with this !! then there is power spike , servers going down and you have a ban for life 😂. I,am intended to build a small amp 6BQ5 PP UL with a cheap Alie SMPS , wonder if there is change in sound with a Transformer,GZ34 Rectifier tube , and 2 capacitor,s and a choke between
The two things that makes the most difference in sound and the speakers (not the enclosure) and your room. That thousand dollar cable isn't going to do a coitus engaged thing, but changing your speaker placement makes a difference even my mom can hear. Spend a few grand on acoustic treatment. Cables for RF stuff really do need to be good and what's the most you ever paid for one of those. Yes, there are a lot of superstitions around audio and some of them are true, like never use mugami cables on any fifth Friday, but 99.99% is utter bovine waste.
A FLIR-branded moldymeder? Whiskey tango foxtrot?! FLIR is an acronym for Forward-Looking InfraRed. Anything other than their thermal imaging cameras should be marketed under either Teledyne or LeCroy. I'd wager the LeCroy name on a DMM would make a lot of engineers moist.
Yes I only knew of Hioki because of their really nice power quality meters. It is like Brymen multimeters, we just don't see them in the states. We rarely see the rebranded version - the Geenlee.
We can't hear anything about over 20k. Mr Nyquist worked all this stuff out. I wonder if audiofools know that their favorite record was recorded with $15 dollar cables ( usually made in-house).
LOL Actually in large industrial applications where the loads are very inductive (motors) they do use capacitors to offset the inductance. But this is not applicable in most commercial applications. Maybe your heater motor;)
@@KissAnalog I have seen the large capacitor banks in the power distribution panels of factories, and their monitoring instrumentation. I used to do industrial electronics.
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Looking forward for the complete series, thanks for taking the time to create this content.
I appreciate you! Thanks for subscribing;)
Young Engineer, I looked for the link to the previous video, but I didn't see it. If I missed it, I apologize. At any rate, you're doing great! Keep up the good work!!! Thanks - Bobcat
Thanks Bobcat, I'll have to go back to the previous video and put this link in.
Great video love numbers . And video quality is perfect. Look forward for the next stage .
Thank you for the great feedback! I appreciate you - and for subscribing;)
@@KissAnalog do you have membership open.. ?
Thanks for asking! Watch for it later today 4FEB2023;)
Great series. Looking forward to the noise spectrum. I have some prejudices there regarding HF switchers :-)
HI Eddie, thank you for the amazing video, and I can’t wait to see the next one. 👍😄
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Great video, you become my teacher since i knew this thannel. I am curious to learn more from your good videos about SMPS.
Thant's amazing! Thank you!
Thank you for highly educational videos. Got me to setup an electronics workstation. Cheers
That's great! Thanks for your feedback!!
I like this stuff. Go long form if you have to man. I think you should do a live stream where you rant and show us all the stuff you had in storage. Live is easy with 2 cameras, Google it. Hahaha. I like the Amazon idea or the tek would be cool. But that four chan should make the trip with whatever you choose. It's a win win.
Thanks Joey!!
great video, please keep going
Thanks so much!
Hello, this video is very interesting, thank you.
Thanks so much!
It would be great if you do go on to make a class A amp with an efficient clean smps
Something I want to do myself at some point .
Go for it !
im from sri lanka. According to the current state of our country, buying a multimeter is like a dream. I am now collecting money to buy an aneng Q1. aneng Q1 is the multimeter good? How accurate is it? My friends say Aneng an113B is also good. Which of these two is better?
I am convinced this better , also Convinced, if you go to a Audio HIFI DIY And you proposes a project class A or AB amp with this !! then there is power spike , servers going down and you have a ban for life 😂. I,am intended to build a small amp 6BQ5 PP UL with a cheap Alie SMPS , wonder if there is change in sound with a Transformer,GZ34 Rectifier tube , and 2 capacitor,s and a choke between
Thanks Bert! Sounds like you have some great projects;)
The two things that makes the most difference in sound and the speakers (not the enclosure) and your room. That thousand dollar cable isn't going to do a coitus engaged thing, but changing your speaker placement makes a difference even my mom can hear. Spend a few grand on acoustic treatment. Cables for RF stuff really do need to be good and what's the most you ever paid for one of those. Yes, there are a lot of superstitions around audio and some of them are true, like never use mugami cables on any fifth Friday, but 99.99% is utter bovine waste.
A FLIR-branded moldymeder? Whiskey tango foxtrot?! FLIR is an acronym for Forward-Looking InfraRed. Anything other than their thermal imaging cameras should be marketed under either Teledyne or LeCroy. I'd wager the LeCroy name on a DMM would make a lot of engineers moist.
You might have a point, but then Fluke's parent company bought FLIR's competitor and now sells multimeters with FLIR capability under the name Fluke.
Eddie has more dmms than he has space to ever show them all. Even ones he got for Xmas hahaha
That's true Joey;) I actually bought most of my meters - especially the more expensive ones. Hioki and EEVblog have been nice to me;)
@@KissAnalog it's crazy how many hioki meters there are. I never heard of them until you reviewed them.
Yes I only knew of Hioki because of their really nice power quality meters. It is like Brymen multimeters, we just don't see them in the states. We rarely see the rebranded version - the Geenlee.
We can't hear anything about over 20k. Mr Nyquist worked all this stuff out. I wonder if audiofools know that their favorite record was recorded with $15 dollar cables ( usually made in-house).
I tried to explain this to a computer guy talking about computer power supplies - he thought PFC was just a capacitor.
To be fair for a 'computer guy' he aint too far out !
LOL Actually in large industrial applications where the loads are very inductive (motors) they do use capacitors to offset the inductance. But this is not applicable in most commercial applications. Maybe your heater motor;)
@@KissAnalog I have seen the large capacitor banks in the power distribution panels of factories, and their monitoring instrumentation. I used to do industrial electronics.
How do you become a member You have to pay!
You're really saying that an acceptable cable costs more than a faraday cage?