Hi. Great video. I'm an Electronic engineering student at university and recently got an Arduino (I had a raspberry pi long before). I'm scared of blowing either up when connecting using a GPIO connector. How can I connect them
neu·tron noun a subatomic particle of about the same mass as a proton but without an electric charge, present in all atomic nuclei except those of ordinary hydrogen. 🤣🤣🤣Had to google it....🧐🥸
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i am a computer science graduate who recently got interested into the world of embedded systems. thank you for making such an informative video!
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I love it when I meet another good teacher on electronica
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Invaluable information and well explained. Thank you!
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Thanks. I'm learning to program Raspberry Pi with C++. Most tutorial are Python ones. Hope there is more for C or C++.
useful information and great explanations for beginners. Thank you sir.
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Great video! You helped found blue water?! That's crazy
Yes, quite the experience!
Thanks! Learned a lot!
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Where can I get this intro music
Two guys wal into 'The Chemistry Bar'. "I'll have H2O, please", says the first guy. "I'll have H2O too", says the second guy.
The second guy dies.
That was absolutely hilarious! I will use that joke!
VERY CLEAR😀
Amazing!
How can I control 50 bulbs through node mcu
use a relay or a transistor
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Quite Informative.
Hi. Great video. I'm an Electronic engineering student at university and recently got an Arduino (I had a raspberry pi long before). I'm scared of blowing either up when connecting using a GPIO connector. How can I connect them
Yes, you need to use a bidirectional voltage translator from 3.3V (Pi) to 5V (Arduino).
@@Switchdoc thanks. Already done
Check out tutorials for the Arduino GPIO. Start with an LED!
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For anyone who watched One piece in English, tell me he doesn't sound like the doctor from Chopper's home island.
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No charge
no charge ...... LOL
One of the gayest explanation ever.
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@@Switchdoc I'm sorry doc
neu·tron
noun
a subatomic particle of about the same mass as a proton but without an electric charge, present in all atomic nuclei except those of ordinary hydrogen.
🤣🤣🤣Had to google it....🧐🥸