As an Electrical engineer your explanation for PWM control over the servo is fantastic. It is concise and the visuals help a lot. I'll be using this material to teach a class , thank you so much.
Excellent. One of the best videos I've seen. I wish I had this video around when I was into RC model airplanes. In RC, we use either servo "testers" or some of the newer transmitters have a servo test feature built in. It is wild watching all of the servos move the control surfaces through their paces at one time without any intervention.
Holy shit Afro! Higno-chu here, from the old forums. Haven't heard about you or Pikachu for a long, long time. Really glad to see that your channel has grow so much! You are a pionner and deserve it. Congrats on the great work!
You should do a paid video once a month with lesser-known electronics info and tricks. The one on capacitors was informative, and well worth the .99 cents. Good job.
As if Arduino wasn’t already dumbed enough already...not sure if this is exciting or if the machines are about to take over...if/when XOD supports STM32ARM controllers the world will end. The machines win. Stoked your back brotha...thanks for all your years and I know it’s a labor of love because they money is shit!
At 7:00 you show your potentiometers. You have some JSTs that you added to them. I was wondering if you had a video on how to do that, or a kit that you'd recommend? Thanks.
Amazing video and unbelievably easy to understand, great work and thanks for making things much easier to understand for an absolute novice/noob to electronics etc.
Good to see you Aftrotechmods! Based on keywords like laser, turret, visual, I assumed I'd be an OpenCV like tutorial. Well, looks like my automatic aiming turret won't build itself, and nobody other, so I have to.. :D Probably this tutorial will be more useful for some of my friends than for me :)
Thank you! It's 'THE' clearest tutorial I'd come across...Sub & Liked :) Now waiting for the delivery of servo's to get started. Once again, a million thanks!!!
The things I liked most from such this tutorial video is that sometimes inserted a funny things. Here there are two funny things: voice of goat pertaining the horn and the last the woman brushing her teeth.
Woah! I am honored. I like your channel a lot too. I don't know when I'd be able to fit in another production but definitely hit me up if you need advice on circuits and stuff for your videos!
Could one of you bang my wife, so I can have a great child to look after me financially!.... I say this as my dryers fucked and need to test what's broke
Could i ask another question here? I am a beginner in electronic things and arduino. I want to ask how could I know the power input limit of an electronics object? such as the max power input of a LED, a DC motor.... because when i try the Arduino starterkit, it just tells me what resistor should i connect to the LEDs or DC motor, but if without this guidance, I may burn those electronic things. Thanks.
Have you worked with Texas Instruments launch board. What do you think if them. Arduino s seem pretty well supported with lots of items that interact with them
Nice intro, very understandable. Would be nice to see the controller toggle the lasers on/off. Would that need a relay or can the board power the two lasers?
The lasers draw a little too much current at 5V to be suitable to be powered from the Arduino's pins. You could try putting an additional resistor in series and that would help. Otherwise you'd need an external circuit. Transistor would be easier than a relay.
Very nice callout to the 555 at 5:55. Bravo ;)
Holy shit I didn't even see that! Total coincidence.
@@Afrotechmods wtf are you serious?😂😂
Well... now that this comment has 111 likes i'm not sure if i'm allowed to give it a like.
If you an electronic engineer student, you must be a close friend to 555 timer chip, lmao, that thing can do so much stuff
Hu
As an Electrical engineer your explanation for PWM control over the servo is fantastic. It is concise and the visuals help a lot. I'll be using this material to teach a class , thank you so much.
HE’S BACK!!!
nice to see you again
Thank you sir
Lasers pew pew
It's been a long time. Thumbs up....PEACE
we need more of your videos
Closed loop stepper motor
Wow I didn’t know servos were different than regular electric motors...
You learn something new everyday. Thanks!
Excellent. One of the best videos I've seen. I wish I had this video around when I was into RC model airplanes. In RC, we use either servo "testers" or some of the newer transmitters have a servo test feature built in. It is wild watching all of the servos move the control surfaces through their paces at one time without any intervention.
This is probably the first maker tutorial I've seen that gave me the sense that I could actually do it myself. Excellent explanation.
it`s very nice of you to explicitly mentions the common ground thing. lots of beginners don`t think about that
Best electronics tutorials on youtube. Topics are interesting and explained well. I hope the videos never stop!
DUDE!!! I almost unsubscribed from your channel because I thought you quit making videos altogether. Glad I stuck it out for another great video.
One of the best explanations of anything i have ever heard in my life. Man deserves an award
AFROTECHMODS RETURNS 😍😎
King is back!!!!
And now, he's gone
:-/
Wait, I knew almost everything about servos beforehand, but I watched the entire video. It is *so informative*!!!!
"! METAL GEAR yes they're solid " i died.
Oh god beavis and butthead sounds.
Horns AND pigtails? You are insane, there's no such creature...
Man, this is another EXCELLENT video. Beavis would be proud!!! I m inspired to build something using servos. Thanks...
I was actually just starting to work with servos so this is extremely helpful
I’m very happy that you’re back, we missed your videos.
My favorite electronic channel is back !!!!!
Holy shit Afro! Higno-chu here, from the old forums. Haven't heard about you or Pikachu for a long, long time. Really glad to see that your channel has grow so much! You are a pionner and deserve it. Congrats on the great work!
always loved your videos man, its so much well put together than some of the videos out there. glad to see you back
it's has been a long time, without a video, nice to see you again
Love it! Metal Gear and Bevis and Butthead. Nice to see you're posting again. Your videos are by far the best.
Was gonna like anyway but still, you get a special like for that metal gear reference :p
Nice to see, you're still alive. Loved the video. Very well done.
welcome back king of project
Standing here, I realize, you deserve a sub.
This is legit my favorite channel and the beavis and butthead part had me in tears!
Glad you're back. And with a perfect tutorial at the right time for me. Thank you!
You should do a paid video once a month with lesser-known electronics info and tricks. The one on capacitors was informative, and well worth the .99 cents. Good job.
Great tutorial, well presented and structured. Enough detail without slowing the pace!
It's being a while .
I almost thought some one was playing me when a notification popped up.
Nice to hear from you again.
Have a great 2018
welcome back sir really nice to see you
The master has returned !! 😆
Glad to see you back
As if Arduino wasn’t already dumbed enough already...not sure if this is exciting or if the machines are about to take over...if/when XOD supports STM32ARM controllers the world will end. The machines win. Stoked your back brotha...thanks for all your years and I know it’s a labor of love because they money is shit!
Discovered this channal 2 days ago, was sad that it wasnt active anymore... nice!
It's nice to see you again! wish you will made a lot of new videos. It's been a long time since you have gone.
Great to see you’re back!
Glad you're back. And with a perfect tutorial at the right time for me. Thank you!
Awesome, nice to "see" you again. My favorite electronics channel.
At 7:00 you show your potentiometers. You have some JSTs that you added to them. I was wondering if you had a video on how to do that, or a kit that you'd recommend? Thanks.
im glad he's back
Great to see you upload again.
Oh my gosh you still alive!
Nice to see my favorite youtuber again :3
Amazing video and unbelievably easy to understand, great work and thanks for making things much easier to understand for an absolute novice/noob to electronics etc.
This is the best informative video I have ever seen. Subscribed! So excited to see your other videos!
Thanks!
Earned my subscription with the metal gear pun. Plus all this torque about motors twisted my arm and forced my hand.
Bravo! Best TH-cam how-to video ever!
It is amazing to see a new video from you...
Didn't know XOD yet, thanks, that will open up some stuff for me and the kids!
Good to see you Aftrotechmods!
Based on keywords like laser, turret, visual, I assumed I'd be an OpenCV like tutorial.
Well, looks like my automatic aiming turret won't build itself, and nobody other, so I have to.. :D
Probably this tutorial will be more useful for some of my friends than for me :)
Thank you! It's 'THE' clearest tutorial I'd come across...Sub & Liked :) Now waiting for the delivery of servo's to get started. Once again, a million thanks!!!
Yess a new video. Missed you!
For a total novice i am well impressed, great tut
Welcome back dave!
I love your jokes! “Metal gear?? Yes it’s very solid “ “I’m not enemies with Spider-Man “
The things I liked most from such this tutorial video is that sometimes inserted a funny things. Here there are two funny things: voice of goat pertaining the horn and the last the woman brushing her teeth.
Didnt see that metal gear thing coming at all. You're pretty good
Very good, your voice is perfect, the instructions are clear, i'm impressed. Thank you !
Rediscovering how much I like electronics. Very informative. Thumbs up and subscribed.
do you want to do a collab video sometime? Whether you do, or don't, keep up to great work! your one of most informative youtubers i've come across :)
Woah! I am honored. I like your channel a lot too. I don't know when I'd be able to fit in another production but definitely hit me up if you need advice on circuits and stuff for your videos!
Thank you so much! Will do!
Afrotechmods wow nice man
Could one of you bang my wife, so I can have a great child to look after me financially!.... I say this as my dryers fucked and need to test what's broke
keystone would be here. you're too busy these days to livestream anymore.
Another great video.
Nice hearing frim you again.
He is back!
You are really good at this, man!
Ahh I'm happy you're back.
Really enjoyed this. Is the resulting XOD code human readable and editable (for minor tweaks at least) or do you need to consistently use the IDE?
I'm going to have a go at a few projects of my own, never used before is they a starter kit a noob can buy
kinda confusing to me @ 8:50 you are connecting directly inputs to outputs? where comes the arduino in place to control the I/O?
Missed you a lot!
love your videos as always,,
watching her in PHILIPPINES😊😊
Instant like for that MGS reference.
Instant like for that Simpsons reference.
I missed your vídeos, thanks for posting!
Absolutely amazing video!
We need more of you man
And he is back
Great that you are making new content! I love your great style of explaining.
Nice Video! Thanks. Can you extend the tutorial and control the servos with a joystick?
That perfectly timed Beavis and Butthead sample ....had me in bits. Brilliant video! thanks and Happy New year in advance.
@Rose 25 y.o - check my vidéó how about fuck off
Excellent Video! Thank you for all the great videos over the years! Happy New year!
Thank you this is a really great way to end 2017 hope we get more vids in 2018
Simply the best teacher! Thanks
Could i ask another question here? I am a beginner in electronic things and arduino. I want to ask how could I know the power input limit of an electronics object? such as the max power input of a LED, a DC motor.... because when i try the Arduino starterkit, it just tells me what resistor should i connect to the LEDs or DC motor, but if without this guidance, I may burn those electronic things. Thanks.
Have you worked with Texas Instruments launch board. What do you think if them. Arduino s seem pretty well supported with lots of items that interact with them
OMG he's back this is awesometasticallyamazing!
welcome back baby !!
Please please come back.. I miss your videos so much
That metal gear joke was pretty slick😎
Took me about 7 seconds of this video to hit subscribe :)
HE’S ALIVE!!!!
That Metal Gear Solid pun is the most engineer joke i have ever heard
I really wasn't expecting that Metal Gear pun... Well played good sir.
Very nice demo as usual! thanks and have a nice New Year's
What about stepper motors? Are those more accurate?
Probably a bit late now. But yes. The more steps they have the more accurate they are
Can you tell me how you got those acrylic parts for that robot arm? This is exactly the look I want for my arduino projects!
It's called the MeArm Deluxe kit but it's hard to find nowadays
Afrotechmods Thanks!
1:34 *NANI?!* 😂👌
1:38 *😱*
6:15 Wow, *XOD!!!* Thx man!
What is a 5 pin joystick called in xod???
He protec
He attac
But most importantly,
He bac
Are arduino can be use as an ESC for ebike,if so how? If not is it possible to install it to the esc for an additional program
Nice intro, very understandable. Would be nice to see the controller toggle the lasers on/off. Would that need a relay or can the board power the two lasers?
The lasers draw a little too much current at 5V to be suitable to be powered from the Arduino's pins. You could try putting an additional resistor in series and that would help. Otherwise you'd need an external circuit. Transistor would be easier than a relay.
I know it´s for the sake of demonstration. But wouldn´t be using just mirrors for aiming the laser be the more elegant solution?