I remember working with my first multilayer boards doing component level troubleshooting, in the 1980s, what a pain. I worked in electronics and telecommunications for a time spanning 51 years. I first worked in a tv repair shop at the age of 16 in 1970.
@@getartsywithyogita8291 Thank you for putting in so much quality effort to help engineering and polytechnic students understand difficult concepts easily and precisely.
I have experience working for a pcb manufacturing company in South Korea. We made the product at the request of Intel, Samsung, and SK Hynix. Most of the processes are automated. However, it is necessary to always monitor whether the automated facility is operating properly and change the data according to the conditions of the product. I had to constantly doubt and check the results of the machine. For example, in the plating process, whether it is gold or copper, what is the thickness of the plating, whether the plated surface is smooth, or if nothing is plated other than the design... I had to check one by one using a magnifying glass. Even when working in the painting and marking parts, I always had to check all the results one by one. The reason why people have to check and control each and every one of them is because... It's because PCB is 3D! The plane of the pcb is not a complete plane. Plated and circuit-injected areas protrude, and holes are in. Production drawings and films are paid on the assumption of 2D without considering 3D. Especially during the ultraviolet exposure process, the film adheres to the pcb product. Because of the difference between 2D and 3D, Fine differences occur. If the size ratio between the film with the drawing and the actual pcb is perfect 1:1, the film becomes almost unconditionally small due to the 3D of the pcb. Therefore, a slightly larger film is provided than the actual product. When production workers actually make it, some parts of the film are small or large. In some cases, the drawing film may be modified several times. These tasks should be checked one by one using a magnifying glass. It takes a long time, my eyes are stiff, and I'm stressed out. The higher the density of the circuit, the higher the production difficulty. This is because there is a high probability of interfering with circuit imprinting, plating, painting, and marking.
At least some places have a manual step of aligning a transparency with black lines on it. For green boards not a problem. Some customers order black PCBs. Some customers get cursed at when they can't hear.
_In todays technological advances it still boggles me in the fact that we’re still using copper instead of silver, The most electrically conductive element is silver, followed by copper and gold. Silver also has the highest thermal conductivity of any element and the highest light reflectance. ... As to why silver is the best conductor, the answer is that its electrons are freer to move than those of the other elements_ _I’m guessing that we have to request a custom design motherboard using pure silver over copper_
This came from my recommended after watching a bunch of touhou videos, and I get the feeling TH-cam fully believes the answer is "Perfect Cherry Blossom"
_In todays technological advances it still boggles me in the fact that we’re still using copper instead of silver, The most electrically conductive element is silver, followed by copper and gold. Silver also has the highest thermal conductivity of any element and the highest light reflectance. ... As to why silver is the best conductor, the answer is that its electrons are freer to move than those of the other elements_ _I’m guessing that we have to request a custom design motherboard using pure silver over copper_
Touhou YouyoumuGhostly Dream[1]~ Perfect Cherry Blossom (東方妖々夢 ～ Perfect Cherry Blossom) is a vertical-scrolling shooter, and is the seventh official game in the Touhou Project.
PCB or Perfect Cherry Blossom is a seventh official game of Touhou Project franchise. It is a vertical scroll-shooter, also referred as Bullet Hell or Danmaku shooter, where danmaku means "barrage". Games of this genre are famous for a great amount of bullets and some other projectiles being shot into the player's character. This game is considered one of the easiest in the franchise and thus one of the best starting points to start playing Touhou. Touhou Project is also famous for it's great music. Game presents three playable characters with two shot type each. The unique features of the game in the series is the Cherry points, which can multiply your score or launch a Barrier that can protect you from enemy bullets or give you a lot of score for not losing it until it's time runs out. Also after the so-called Extra stage which is common for other Touhou games and is unlocked after beating the game on good ending with any character, there is additional stage, the Phantasm, that can be accessed after beating Extra. The game introduces several characters which are still very popular up until today, such as Alice Margatroid, Youmu Konpaku, Yuyuko Saigyouji, Chen, Ran Yakumo and Yukari Yakumo. The game tells the story of so-called "Spring Snow Incident". By some unknown means, the spring didn't come to Gensokyo, the fantasy land where all of the games take place, resulting in winter continuing all the way untill may. Follow the heroine on her way to investigate the incident, defeat powerful enemies and bring the Spring back to the Gensokyo!
This is hate about youtube and Audience...Informative videos remain With less views while Nonsense and time wasting memes are trending... This channel is Gold
I am not an electronics guy. So always wondered what these tiny holes, copper circuits of varying shapes, why these traces are in a particular manner, why is the board always green in colour, how is it possible to have copper traces so meticulously....these things always bewildered me. Your video has taught me, like no faculty can do. You and your video are great.
_In todays technological advances it still boggles me in the fact that we’re still using copper instead of silver, The most electrically conductive element is silver, followed by copper and gold. Silver also has the highest thermal conductivity of any element and the highest light reflectance. ... As to why silver is the best conductor, the answer is that its electrons are freer to move than those of the other elements_ _I’m guessing that we have to request a custom design motherboard using pure silver over copper_
Most PCBs are green because most PCBs are green. You can get red, white, or black. But the tanks have to be emptied and refilled so you either have to wait until they a lot of orders for other colors or pay extra. And the military was the first to pick a color.
Gerber files do not contain 3D model information. Gerber files contain the information on each 2D layer in a board. There’s a drill file for the entire board and a layer file for each layer in the circuit board.
Gerber data is photo plotting data from the 80's for the textile industry(AFAIK). With a couple updates over the decades. It is amazingly primitive. And the drill data is usually included in a layer now.
@@stephenolan5539 drill data is not included in the layer. Drill data has an nc drill file. There are voids in the copper where a drill will pass through but this is not drill data. The copper would be removed in an etch but there would be no hole in the core.
@@RedHaloManiac95 Then how was I looking at drill data in gerbera this morning? I was looking at drill holes vs masking. Some holes that were masked on the customer's gerbers were not masked on the board shop gerbers. And the board shop was not given a separate file for the drill locations.
Thank you this was very informative since I had no idea what TTM Technologies did here in Ohio literally just left an interview for an entry level position and I’d be making circuit boards for Air Force defense missiles this was the exact process I just saw during my orientation
This is the fancy version. The broke version involved a piece of paper, a flat iron for clothes, and some luck your circuits were good. Put the paper with your circuit board traces on it which you iron onto the copper board, use acid to etch it in, put a silkscreen and laminate it and boom. Nowadays it's a lot more automated and precise.
Damn, I never was curious enough to learn this and I'm enjoying it The explaination was clean and you had my attention from start to finish Thanks for the video!
Well I love all of the three most basic engineering disciplines viz Chemical, Electrical and Mechanical engineering but I feel overwhelmed by Electrical engineering more than the other two.... just about 150 years of history but pioneering in almost every part and form of our artificial physical world.
As an engineering graduate, I would have loved my course years ago if this was easy. I mean, back then, we were forced to drill, weld, and etch manually by hand to the board even though such software exists.
Isn't that the point? That's like a farmer complaining he had to learn that different plants take different water or that his animals have to be fed more than once you cant just type 101010101 and that fixes everything so you need to learn where it comes from what controls those 101010101s and why and how i wish that was a class i could have learned in school i am class of 2011 so I think I was the last class to have to do cursive in 3rd grade but that was in Montana I don know how oregon does it but dude my freshman classes 4 of them where senior classes in Oregon so I had to redo my freshman year cause technically I had no freshman credits just shop JR and SR
@@imfatkid420 simplicity on its application is superior and still the best. I was crunching hard also on calculus on paper only to realize matlab and excel can do the job for you, like what the f. What sucks here is that I feel like I only am touching the surface of the water for both softwares I've mentioned.
My hand is hurting just reading this. I never designed a pcb, though a schoolmate did. Just thinking about having to etch those lines by hand is just painful, because mine twitches randomly whenever I try to exercise fine motor control.
Thanks
I've read hundred time about single multiple layer PCB each with different etching Technic but animation makes is look even more easy to understand
I remember working with my first multilayer boards doing component level troubleshooting, in the 1980s, what a pain. I worked in electronics and telecommunications for a time spanning 51 years. I first worked in a tv repair shop at the age of 16 in 1970.
@@Chris_at_Home my question is sir, how the manufacturing machinea are made??
@@Chris_at_Home ..
You study machines
Clearly explained. An excellent video with beautiful animations.
Thanks! ranbir sir😇. Your support to LE is appreciated.
@@getartsywithyogita8291 Thank you for putting in so much quality effort to help engineering and polytechnic students understand difficult concepts easily and precisely.
@@SALESENGLISH2020 it my pleasure sir. Well i get paid for doing what i love! I am blessed. Good wishes sir. 😊
@@getartsywithyogita8291 That's a great attitude.
I always say to young people, "If you love the job you get, someday, you will get the job you love."
@@SALESENGLISH2020 😇 true sir.
PCB... Printed. Circuit. Board.... it all makes sense now 🤯
I have experience working for a pcb manufacturing company in South Korea.
We made the product at the request of Intel, Samsung, and SK Hynix.
Most of the processes are automated. However, it is necessary to always monitor whether the automated facility is operating properly and change the data according to the conditions of the product.
I had to constantly doubt and check the results of the machine.
For example, in the plating process, whether it is gold or copper, what is the thickness of the plating, whether the plated surface is smooth, or if nothing is plated other than the design... I had to check one by one using a magnifying glass.
Even when working in the painting and marking parts, I always had to check all the results one by one.
The reason why people have to check and control each and every one of them is because...
It's because PCB is 3D!
The plane of the pcb is not a complete plane. Plated and circuit-injected areas protrude, and holes are in.
Production drawings and films are paid on the assumption of 2D without considering 3D.
Especially during the ultraviolet exposure process, the film adheres to the pcb product.
Because of the difference between 2D and 3D,
Fine differences occur.
If the size ratio between the film with the drawing and the actual pcb is perfect 1:1, the film becomes almost unconditionally small due to the 3D of the pcb.
Therefore, a slightly larger film is provided than the actual product.
When production workers actually make it, some parts of the film are small or large.
In some cases, the drawing film may be modified several times.
These tasks should be checked one by one using a magnifying glass.
It takes a long time, my eyes are stiff, and I'm stressed out.
The higher the density of the circuit, the higher the production difficulty.
This is because there is a high probability of interfering with circuit imprinting, plating, painting, and marking.
Damn underrated comment
You have a wonderful job, mate, not everyone had your expertise.
At least some places have a manual step of aligning a transparency with black lines on it.
For green boards not a problem.
Some customers order black PCBs.
Some customers get cursed at when they can't hear.
_In todays technological advances it still boggles me in the fact that we’re still using copper instead of silver, The most electrically conductive element is silver, followed by copper and gold. Silver also has the highest thermal conductivity of any element and the highest light reflectance. ... As to why silver is the best conductor, the answer is that its electrons are freer to move than those of the other elements_
_I’m guessing that we have to request a custom design motherboard using pure silver over copper_
@@MINDSPARK-u6e
And what do you do with it a couple weeks later when the silver is tarnished?
Really a masterpiece thumbs up
This came from my recommended after watching a bunch of touhou videos, and I get the feeling TH-cam fully believes the answer is "Perfect Cherry Blossom"
Y'all's video and animation quality has gotten so good! This may be my favorite you've done. Keep up the great work!
Its a perfect cherry blossom
I am waiting for your next video on SMD PCB.
Same here and Im still waiting.
This is a weird way to describe Perfect Cherry Blossom but good video regardless 👍
25 years ago, as an engineering student, we designed our own pcb’s and “manufactured” our own self-made radios, and other electronic equipment
_In todays technological advances it still boggles me in the fact that we’re still using copper instead of silver, The most electrically conductive element is silver, followed by copper and gold. Silver also has the highest thermal conductivity of any element and the highest light reflectance. ... As to why silver is the best conductor, the answer is that its electrons are freer to move than those of the other elements_
_I’m guessing that we have to request a custom design motherboard using pure silver over copper_
@@MINDSPARK-u6e copper is 99% cheaper than silver
@@MINDSPARK-u6e copper is significantly cheaper
Ñ
I feel you one wrong move on your pcb ur project will be gone haha
Thanks!
Touhou YouyoumuGhostly Dream[1]~ Perfect Cherry Blossom (東方妖々夢 ～ Perfect Cherry Blossom) is a vertical-scrolling shooter, and is the seventh official game in the Touhou Project.
I am electronics and hardware student and I am very blessed watching your video. Thank you ❤
PCB or Perfect Cherry Blossom is a seventh official game of Touhou Project franchise. It is a vertical scroll-shooter, also referred as Bullet Hell or Danmaku shooter, where danmaku means "barrage". Games of this genre are famous for a great amount of bullets and some other projectiles being shot into the player's character. This game is considered one of the easiest in the franchise and thus one of the best starting points to start playing Touhou. Touhou Project is also famous for it's great music. Game presents three playable characters with two shot type each. The unique features of the game in the series is the Cherry points, which can multiply your score or launch a Barrier that can protect you from enemy bullets or give you a lot of score for not losing it until it's time runs out. Also after the so-called Extra stage which is common for other Touhou games and is unlocked after beating the game on good ending with any character, there is additional stage, the Phantasm, that can be accessed after beating Extra.
The game introduces several characters which are still very popular up until today, such as Alice Margatroid, Youmu Konpaku, Yuyuko Saigyouji, Chen, Ran Yakumo and Yukari Yakumo.
The game tells the story of so-called "Spring Snow Incident". By some unknown means, the spring didn't come to Gensokyo, the fantasy land where all of the games take place, resulting in winter continuing all the way untill may. Follow the heroine on her way to investigate the incident, defeat powerful enemies and bring the Spring back to the Gensokyo!
You're the best
@@darkqwartzsytal834 9
What a legend
@@patrickfrost9405 ⁹
Or simply
Physics Chemistry and Biology
This is hate about youtube and Audience...Informative videos remain With less views while Nonsense and time wasting memes are trending...
This channel is Gold
they have over 4 million subs lol they're doing very well
@@HamedAdefuwa subs always not equal to views... only some video trend and get popular randomly
Arguably the best animation I have seen on PCB's
How conveniently you have explained the introduction of PCB....Greatfull
I am not an electronics guy. So always wondered what these tiny holes, copper circuits of varying shapes, why these traces are in a particular manner, why is the board always green in colour, how is it possible to have copper traces so meticulously....these things always bewildered me. Your video has taught me, like no faculty can do. You and your video are great.
Sooo thankfull to all of you
Sending my love from egypt ❤️
One of the best science Videos on TH-cam, amazing Animation, super simpel and understandable and very good Voice, absolutly amazing work guys👍
It's a good thing that it's already in my recommendation since I've been curious about it, but always forget to look it up.
Your voice is amazing on whole you tube ❤️.
Thank you so much for the information how PCBs are designed from bare board to designed one.
I been wanting to know how these are made ever since I was a kid. Thank You so much 😀
very good video for people to know printed circuit board .
Printed Circuit Board ( PCB) Chip board All Electronic components have this board wow Awesome Animation explaination how PCB manufacturing & Soldering Components using liquid Tin ( THT ) (SHT) Hole technology 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am new to this field. The Video gave me a good start.
Thanks for placing PCB order on us! This video is amazing, learned a lot! Feel free to let me know if you need more PCB in your next projects.
th-cam.com/video/mu6vKEYPL-k/w-d-xo.html
i doubt that the PCB company really learned anything here
ย
@@poot6365 lmao
_In todays technological advances it still boggles me in the fact that we’re still using copper instead of silver, The most electrically conductive element is silver, followed by copper and gold. Silver also has the highest thermal conductivity of any element and the highest light reflectance. ... As to why silver is the best conductor, the answer is that its electrons are freer to move than those of the other elements_
_I’m guessing that we have to request a custom design motherboard using pure silver over copper_
Awesome animation😍😍❤️❤️
Most PCBs are green because most PCBs are green. You can get red, white, or black.
But the tanks have to be emptied and refilled so you either have to wait until they a lot of orders for other colors or pay extra.
And the military was the first to pick a color.
Superb. Thank you so much for all your video. It's all are very important and useful. And it's important for growing the knowledge. 💓
Of course PCB is the 7th installment of the Touhou Project
Simple but perfectly explained The PCB manufacturing! Keep it up Team :)
A printed circuit board.
Thanks
Thx
Great explanation 🔥🔥🔥
Mind blown. My university was a waste
Take my tuition money 💰
thankyou for giving us knowledge through the 3D view, it is very hard to do this animation and I am really thankful that you do all this for us
Hands down one of the best 👌 videos
Gerber files do not contain 3D model information. Gerber files contain the information on each 2D layer in a board. There’s a drill file for the entire board and a layer file for each layer in the circuit board.
Gerber data is photo plotting data from the 80's for the textile industry(AFAIK).
With a couple updates over the decades.
It is amazingly primitive.
And the drill data is usually included in a layer now.
@@stephenolan5539 drill data is not included in the layer. Drill data has an nc drill file. There are voids in the copper where a drill will pass through but this is not drill data. The copper would be removed in an etch but there would be no hole in the core.
@@RedHaloManiac95
Then how was I looking at drill data in gerbera this morning?
I was looking at drill holes vs masking.
Some holes that were masked on the customer's gerbers were not masked on the board shop gerbers.
And the board shop was not given a separate file for the drill locations.
Ur awesome. I've been watching your channel since the last 5 years.
Thank you this was very informative since I had no idea what TTM Technologies did here in Ohio literally just left an interview for an entry level position and I’d be making circuit boards for Air Force defense missiles this was the exact process I just saw during my orientation
you are not funny, get some help
Im gonna wait for the SMT video. Very good job.
Great Information sir.... Excellent ...More valuble..... 👌👌👌👌👌
Thx man,you don't know how it helps me to start my way to mechatronics
Isse simple or nahi ho sakta
Thankyou sir
👍👍👍👍👍
Sir you are making great vedios , i really like the way you teach ,you are the best teacher i had ever find on youtube
Very nicely explained. Impressive.
UITS TERRIBLE
Thanks for your videos I learn a alot
Clearly explained. Thanks for the effort.
Thank you very much sir for this wonderful video
This is the fancy version.
The broke version involved a piece of paper, a flat iron for clothes, and some luck your circuits were good. Put the paper with your circuit board traces on it which you iron onto the copper board, use acid to etch it in, put a silkscreen and laminate it and boom. Nowadays it's a lot more automated and precise.
I learn more pcb through the video
Damn, I never was curious enough to learn this and I'm enjoying it
The explaination was clean and you had my attention from start to finish
Thanks for the video!
IN FACT simply awesome...very very understandable..similarly like all your videos bro..
I love the information 😍😍👌✌️🤘
Amazing, never knew those things. If you can post a video how to fix moderm PCBs yourself it would be the most useful information in my life.
This is brilliant....hope to see televised production soon
A great explanation ever I seen😊😘
😝😝😝😝😝😝😍
Perfect cherry blossom
Well I love all of the three most basic engineering disciplines viz Chemical, Electrical and Mechanical engineering but I feel overwhelmed by Electrical engineering more than the other two.... just about 150 years of history but pioneering in almost every part and form of our artificial physical world.
You love making this with things are benefit for your life..
very very helpful, I was looking asking this question for years. this video was wonderful
MY DOG DIED
I learned making crude ones with just a pen this copper sheet and that alkaline solution.
Just amazing explanation
Awesome information 👍
Thank you for the excellent video.
Thank you for this excellent explanation
very clear and concise explanation with the animation on point . thanks
Thank you for this excellent explanation, keep going strong with this, kind regards.
Perfect Cherry Blossom obviously
I've never thought of it like that.
Love from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Amazing video...it couldn't be explained better than that.
IT COULD
That's a beautifully made video
very nice 3d video with good explanation.
Bro this voiceover is from fiverr? I been waiting my whole engineering career to meet this man
th-cam.com/video/mu6vKEYPL-k/w-d-xo.html
Perfect Cherry Blossom...
I learned a lot From This Videos. Appreciate Your Hard Work On Such Simple Explanation And This Amazing Animations . 😃
As an engineering graduate, I would have loved my course years ago if this was easy. I mean, back then, we were forced to drill, weld, and etch manually by hand to the board even though such software exists.
Pp
Ñ
Isn't that the point? That's like a farmer complaining he had to learn that different plants take different water or that his animals have to be fed more than once you cant just type 101010101 and that fixes everything so you need to learn where it comes from what controls those 101010101s and why and how i wish that was a class i could have learned in school i am class of 2011 so I think I was the last class to have to do cursive in 3rd grade but that was in Montana I don know how oregon does it but dude my freshman classes 4 of them where senior classes in Oregon so I had to redo my freshman year cause technically I had no freshman credits just shop JR and SR
@@imfatkid420 simplicity on its application is superior and still the best.
I was crunching hard also on calculus on paper only to realize matlab and excel can do the job for you, like what the f. What sucks here is that I feel like I only am touching the surface of the water for both softwares I've mentioned.
My hand is hurting just reading this. I never designed a pcb, though a schoolmate did. Just thinking about having to etch those lines by hand is just painful, because mine twitches randomly whenever I try to exercise fine motor control.
Finally a simple video going through step by step
I DONT UNDERSTAND THIS
Thanks I feel smart now
Thank you , it is very easy to understand now. ❤
Great video!😀
Very informative! Thanks for putting this out. I'll be keeping an eye out for the surface mount version
From Bangladeah.....nice video
"Perfect Cherry Blossom"
cant wait for the smt video!
Thank you so much for the information😁 keep it up sir 😁
Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩
Perfect Cherry Blossom
Best explanation!!
Thanks TH-cam recommendations
PCB= Perfect Cherry Blossom
TRUE
Great content as always, thank you
This seems fun!
Please make video on how the light bulb works
Great video 🤝
They are like boards where you can have separate inputs and outputs like connect a battery then add electronics
I just started off with mechanical engineering but I'm soon going to come across this
Great explanation 👍 Please upload a video about Wafer electronics and IC chips
a perfect cherry blossom?