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День томуPeople say that the use of tools is the most significant difference between Humans and animals. This is why I will show you 8 tools I consider most important for our electronics hobby. And I will discuss the choices to make, where you can save your money and where it is wise to spend a little more.
I will cover:
• Power Supply
• Pliers and strippers
• Soldering
• Hot air
• Microscopes
• Multimeter
• Oscilloscope
• 3D printer
Links:
Switching Power Supply: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/1OFGc6k
Breadboard: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/chYjtrmg
Cheap pliers: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/b7t7l8g0
Stripper 30AWG: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/bTMFUdcy
Cheap USB soldering iron: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/bdNtv4ys
AOYUE 968A+: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/b9wR4PHI
TS80: bit.ly/2JUphIz
TS100: bit.ly/2sT8cXh
USB QC 3.0 charger bit.ly/2HB9iQC
Solder wire Kester: amzn.to/2Oc6A5m
Solder wire holder bit.ly/2FMYSdJ
Solder Flux: amzn.to/2TDwVPH
Solid Flux: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/c6yx0GAG
SMD Transistor assortment: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/bK1vfVdq
Hakko tweezers: amzn.to/2UHD0qO
Quick 8610W Hot air station: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/c2kEhvY8
Viewer proposed Hot air: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/LfwSgnq
Binocular Microscope: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/bi2c9KvE
Bench multimeter UT804: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/xMbMrDQ
Portable multimeter UT171D: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/cTVwqp48
Fluke 17B+: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/eF4jXRi
Transistor tester: www.aliexpress.com/item/Mega3...
Case for transistor tester: www.thingiverse.com/thing:169...
Siglent oscilloscope: amzn.to/2T9EWa2
Keysight oscilloscope: amzn.to/2O5cvsE
Rigol oscilloscope: amzn.to/2T9gaXt
Logic Analyzer: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/PdnNgKU
USB isolator ADUM4160: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dew...
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@CTCTraining1 5 років тому
Brilliant video ... I especially liked the comment on keeping your wife happy printing broken parts on the 3D printer. At present my wife is still whole but it sounds like a good precaution as we are all getting older!
@andrewkieran8942 5 років тому
@Chris Clarke , I tried this to justify buying a 3D printer but my wife insisted on a titanium replacement for her knee.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-))
@michaels3003 5 років тому
@@andrewkieran8942 , you may need a titanium printer... 😀
@tomaszbrzeczyszczykiewicz4082 5 років тому
Andreas, i would sell my soul to have a grandfather like You... really...
@mt-qc2qh 5 років тому
Nice comment, actually I had a grandfather like Andreas. I miss him for all the same reasons.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you! These new technologies make it possible to share a person like me (or at least parts of me). A good compromise, I think.
@khashmeshab 4 роки тому
The snort! ;-)
@florianrecktenwald548 3 роки тому
True
@777wsu 5 років тому
Herr Spiess, you are part of my Sunday morning routine! Thank you!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Glad to read that!
@iNowHateAtSigns 5 років тому
As a technician who troubleshoots and repairs circuits daily, I agree with everything you said. This is an excellent resource for beginners. Proper bench oscilloscope, digital auto-ranging multimeter, and FLUX FLUX FLUX. I have one of those hot air guns with motor in handle. It works good but it's bulky.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you for sharing your experience!
@erikpeterson1989 5 років тому
Great summary Andreas - thanks for the benefit of your experience and judgement!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@mingjieli8138 3 роки тому
Finally, a good reason to buy a 3D printer.
@typingcat 2 роки тому
It emits harmful particles.
@tonysfun 3 роки тому
Great suggestions again Andreas! My problem in sorting stuff is way too many projects. But I learned from you to finish the older projects first before starting a new one. Thank you for all of your videos, I always learn something new from you! Stay safe my friend!
@AndreasSpiess 3 роки тому
I recently bought more boxes. Also to store finished projects from the channel. So finishing in my case does not always help ;-)
@tonysfun 3 роки тому
@@AndreasSpiess Yes, I have so many of my projects done and they are taking space. I think I need to start giving stuff away! Let someone else take care of it for a while, before they give it away!
@petersegner5884 5 років тому
Once more a lot of great inspirations ! Thanks Andreas. Now you know why my lab looks so similar to yours. Thanks for all these usefull recommendations .. and the fun on Sunday morning. Brilliant !
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Good choice to make look your lab similar ;-)
@WacKEDmaN 5 років тому
some great information there yet again Andreas!..thanks mate!...LOL at nerds coitus interruptus!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@mt-qc2qh 5 років тому
Great video, and you're right with the need for magnification as we age. I recently bought 10x head magnifying glasses from Ali for $13. One of my best adds this year. Very light and portable as I move around my workspace. A lot cheaper and more flexible than a microscope.
@roidroid 5 років тому
oh good! i'd been worried they might have been useless, so always put off purchasing them, but it's good to hear that they are indeed effective.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you for sharing your experience!
@SpaghettiEnterprises 5 років тому
Link?
@stewartrv 5 років тому
Great for beginners, I wish I had this info a few years back when I was starting out stocking my lab, I think I made many of the same mistakes till as everybody else till I got the good stuff! Going straight to getting the good stuff saves money, time and frustration when starting out. Thanks very much!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome! Preventing wrong decisions is one goal of this channel.
@pe5erbarnes 5 років тому
I used a PC fan for fume extraction too, but it has a piece of activated carbon filter (the sort you might use in a cooker extraction unit) in front of the fan. I can confirm this works very well, and a good quality PC fan has enough static pressure to pull air through the filter. Failing that there are cheap fume extractors available from china
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thanks for sharing your experience!
@noweare1 5 років тому
When I worked as an Engineer the only component I couldnt solder was bga parts. Good video Andreas.
@N7801Z 5 років тому
Again, you have produced a video that is valuable to me. Thank you, sir.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@karsnoordhuis4351 5 років тому
I spend the €19,99 on a pair of those knipex pliers (and 1 resistor so i got free shipping), i can highly reccomend them. They feel really nice and will last you a life time. I also bought one of those automatic wirestrippers and im very happy with it. Can reccomend! O and if you dont have the budget for a bench oscilloscope, look for a used hp one. We have multiple oscilloscopes at school but i find the hp 5xxxx series the nicest to work with.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I hope you will find a decent scope!
@doggo7567 3 роки тому
"and 1 resistor so i got free shipping" lol
@williammobbs3502 2 роки тому
Hi Andreas. I found your video on microscopes most helpful and informative as I am currently in the process researching and buying a stereo microscopes and camera . Thank you for the video, which will assist me in making the correct choices before I commit to my purchase. Good work Andreas.
@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому
Glad it was helpful!
@avejst 5 років тому
Very good Walk through 😀 Thanks for sharing 😀👍
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@sethrd999 5 років тому
great circle back on a super important topic, 'Ones Tools'. as always great overview of how to do it right for new players, the quick hot air station is on my wanted list, but as for most of the other things shown here, it is very much identical. Keep up the great video's
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
The Quick is not cheap. I also had to wait until my old station was dead.
@einars899 5 років тому
Nice to see someone promoting SMD for us old farts. As long as yo have fair dexterity it is much easier to work with than trying to hit those friggin holes with a shaking hand! I try to avoid leaded parts except for breadboards where SMD parts does not fit.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You saw I also keep my old resistors for the breadboard!
@gregreynolds5686 Рік тому
Breadboards from the 1980s were much better than they are today. As a boy I had some yellow ones, can't remember the brand, but they were miles better than anything I've managed to buy recently.
@AndreasSpiess Рік тому
I agree. Maybe you get better ones today too for the professional market. But they are probably more expensive.
@19trwind82 5 років тому
I bought myself a digital USB microscope recently. To me it's great. Yes, you can't do soldering underneath, but I use it to check the quality of my smd solder afterwards. And for that it's fine. It's also small and cheaper than the stereo microscope. Anyway, thanks for another interesting and useful video!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you for sharing your experience!
@Direkin 5 років тому
For hot air I've got one of those integrated portable types (not like the one you show in the video). It's pretty neat, and heats up fast as well.
@Kyle-ye4nj 5 років тому
Mind if I ask the model? Just to get an idea.
@Direkin 5 років тому
It's a Yihua 8858-I, so similar to the pic in the video, just an extra 'I'. Has the controls all built into the handle rather than having a docking station.
@marcodegier6298 5 років тому
@@Direkin I have a GONGJUE 8018LCD, bought from Banggood. Don't recommend it because the turning wheel to control the temp is very inconsistent so makes it very hard to set the right temperature. When you turn it is does nothing and then suddenly it goes high up and such.
@AThreeDogNight 5 років тому
Thank you for all of this, that's a big help.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@danwhiffen9235 5 років тому
Another great video and lots of useful links!! Thanks Andreas.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@kwazar6725 5 років тому
Sali Andreas. Another super overview of your toolset. I went from weller ws50 to a ts100 as well. Will look at the logic analyzer. We all benefit from your experience.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
The TS100 is very similar to the TS80, only cheaper ;-)
@kwazar6725 5 років тому
@@AndreasSpiess I recommend the rigol 1054z its not perfect but classic 100mhz 4ch once tweaked. Next buy for me is hot air station quick dw
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thanks for your tip. I did not want to recommend oscilloscopes as I do not know them.
@Cptnbond 5 років тому
There is a few YT videos on breadboards and indeed some really bad versions exist out there. I watched and decided to go with Jameco Valuepro (WBU-202-R, 803 points). It's more expensive but well worth the money since I have never had any issue with it. Does it matter, well not if you only make few connections but as the number of connection goes up you will increase the risk of various intermittent connection issues.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you for sharing!
@Who5tealmynamE 2 роки тому
Its funny to hear you use language in more creative ways, your descriptions are way more accurate than what I usually hear.
@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому
Thank you. I try my best with the English language...
@wingunder 5 років тому
Hi Andreas, This was one of your most informative videos that I ever watched. Great stuff! I think there's a huge need for makers for this kind of information, as we waste loads of time and money by using and buying the non proven or rubbish equipment. Greetings wingunder
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you! As I mentioned, I also spent a few dollars for not so good stuff ;-)
@laurieinjapan Рік тому
Thank you for all your helpful videos! I'm just getting started in electronics and your channel really is very helpful. I'm excited to start making things!
@AndreasSpiess Рік тому
Cool. Enjoy your hobby!
@weststarr2046 5 років тому
Marvelous vid my friend... that one is very,very wellcome... A MUST to see. THANKS a lot for ya work!!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@WindRiderQc 5 років тому
"This is called a... nerdz Coïtus Interuptus" This call made my day!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-))
@bardenegri21 5 років тому
A good next step would be an electronic load as well, especially if you're doing battery stuff. Great video, I saw all the stuff I use day to day in your video, can attest they are great suggestions.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I had to shorten the list. However I did videos about electronic loads
@jackdaniels7913 5 років тому
I really appreciate your time and work with us in mind! Thank you and 🥃cheers🍻
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@meinsda5983 5 років тому
I can't wait to watch your Video every Sunday morning!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you!
@mdijkens 5 років тому
After trying all kinds of cheap breadboards, I ended up with reichelt steckboard SB-# series. They're a bit more expensive but never more all the frustrations of bad contacts, capacitance, bending wires etc. Really recommended !
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thanks for the tip. I will try one.
@NivagSwerdna 5 років тому
This is a great video and very much mirrors my own experience (and old eyes)!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
If the rest is still ok we have a good life ;-)
@athanasiosstefanopoulos5211 5 років тому
Another awesome video from the Swiss guy! Bravo!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you!
@HarshDethe 5 років тому
Very helpful, thanks for all the information.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@albertocity1 5 років тому
I would rather recommend the Hantek 5102p as first scope for beginners. Really neat stuff for the price. I have one since July and it's wonderful. Nice video ;)
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Looks nice!
@AllanKobelansky 4 роки тому
All very useful recommendations. And another great tutorial.
@AndreasSpiess 4 роки тому
Thank you!
@TheChaps83 5 років тому
Thanks for another great video ! In addition to your video for multimeters : something like an UNI-T UT139C is auto-range, cheap and you can disable auto-off. As it run on two AA cells, they last a while ! (perhaps other brands are on AA cells too)
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I am not very good with battery operated devices without auto-off ;-)
@TheChaps83 5 років тому
@@AndreasSpiess A bench one is better for this utilization - for sure ! But for those who want to buy only one, perhaps this can help ;)
@johnacsyen 5 років тому
Thanks for the tips. I will get some of your recommendations
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@brunosolothurnmann9205 4 роки тому
Thank you, I could again learn a lot of very useful tools.
@AndreasSpiess 4 роки тому
You are welcome!
@mispeaced 5 років тому
Thanks man, brilliant as always
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-)
@hermanvanwoensel 5 років тому
Dear Andreas, I'm always impressed about the quality of your videos. Please continue! What I miss in this video is that you did not mention a word on ESD protection. As I had recently some bad experiences with Chinese boards, I found out that (after many years of use) my soldering iron was not connected to the earth potential. This resulted in some defective parts, which were not easy to debug. I wonder if the TS80 and TS100 are always properly discharged? Thanks, Herman
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I do not care too much about ESD with the exception that I have an ESD mat. Maybe I could have added this one. Both, the TS80 and TS100 have a screw where you can ground them.
@hermanvanwoensel 5 років тому
@@AndreasSpiess In the past I also ignored ESD protection, but this is changed now. The ESD mat AND the solderstation are now properly connected the earth. Thanks for your reply and the many useful videos!
@BerndFelsche 5 років тому
Good video. A tip for those with a bit more cash is ceramic-tipped tweezers. I have a lazy eye so don't have full binocular vision. Don't ask how I can solder... It takes a few goes to find range before I can confidently work through a series of joints. I use a large magnifying glass for small bits... To augment the spectacles that I have been wearing since the age of 2. For people working with serial protocols, the buspirate has a lot of fans. It's cheap enough and is smarter than your average logic breakout. P.S. flux is also available in gel form. Consistency something like honey but not so sticky.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I tried once such ceramic tweezers and was not happy. Maybe you have a better one. And you are right with the flux. I sometimes also use it instead of the fluid one.
@science4allworld587 5 років тому
Hi..thanks. Can you post link for usb isolator module?
@StefanSchlott 5 років тому
Just wanted to ask the same question 😁
@gamerpaddy 5 років тому
look for ADUM4160 on the usual sites
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Now I posted a link
@WayneTheSeine 5 років тому
Fantastic information and, as always, very well presented.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you!
@AkosLukacs42 5 років тому
Hi Andreas, have you tried to to use a fume extractors replacement filter with the fan? Probably you can make / 3d print some enclosure to fit the fan and the filter.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
A filter reduces the power of the fan and you have to put it closer to your working area. For me, it was not worthwhile.
@jwrelectro 5 років тому
I am in almost full agreement on everything you covered with one exception. At 2:18 you mentioned breadboards and stated they all are about the same, so go with the cheapest. Check Julian Ilett channel and see the huge difference between some breadboards. I have had both good and bad luck depending on the manufacture of the breadboard. I hope to finish a video on breadboards in the near future started it 2 years ago and then I have had fun health problems. I really enjoy your channel and you do very nice informative videos.
@abcde-ji6md 5 років тому
I just subscribed to your channel, you've got some nice videos. Hope you one day manage to finish the video on breadboards, but take care of your health first. P.S. Saw you mention the IMSAI 8080 as your first computer...ah, what a classic! I wish I still had mine.
@jwrelectro 5 років тому
@@abcde-ji6md Thank you for the kind comment. Yeah, I wish I still had my IMSAI 8080.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
@jwrelectro Julian showed the differences, but did not show me how I can avoid it :-(
@CraverYT 5 років тому
How often do you use (or wish you had) a JTAG/SWD debug/trace interface for debugging/programming? What about a USB/UART adapter?
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I do not know how to use JTAG with Arduino or ESPs. Of course, I use USB adapters, but would not consider it as "tools". In addition I had to do a strong selection ;-)
@paulmulvey286 5 років тому
My prescription reading glasses is 1.5 (with some astigmatism). I ordered bi-focals from Zenni and bumped up the lower part to 3 for component work. I also use bluetack to hold in components while soldering. My extractor is Dyson, just need to watch small components.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you for sharing your experience.
@JuanDavid-yv4ot 4 роки тому
I had the same problem with cheap breadboards, until I found the Elegoo breadboards they are better. Thank you for the incredible quality of your videos.
@AndreasSpiess 4 роки тому
Thank you for your info. Unfortunately, they are no more available on amazon.de...
@DrGreenGiant 5 років тому
Awesome video mate, thank you Can you recommend a good storage box for axial resistors like the one you had in this video, please? I've been struggling to find one
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I use a bunch of those: bit.ly/2u5C16c . Not cheap if you need many :-(
@googacct 5 років тому
One word of warning regarding the smd books. I bought my books about 10 years ago and recently the glued on paper labels started to fall off. The easy fix is to use transparent packing tape to overlay the labels. In general, I have found printed labels wrapped with a layer of clear packing tape a good option for a lot of wire labeling tasks.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thanks for sharing your experience!
@Torsan1977 5 років тому
Laughed out loud! :) Love you humour.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thanks!
@ecozonnewoning7076 5 років тому
Hi Andreas, love your video's and all the tips in it. I'm not buying all 8 but many of them. Some already bought offcourse. One thing i see; a box for the resistors. I can't seem to find them on eBay or Ali. Only smd and/or filled ones (a have already some sets of resistors). Where did you get your resistor-box? Greetings from (patrion) André from the Netherlands
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I got this many years back from Conrad. I used some of these www.banggood.com/5pcs-Green-Mini-ESD-SMD-Chip-Resistor-Capacitor-Component-Box-p-1154678.html to build a new one.
@SpaghettiEnterprises 5 років тому
I like the *Akro-Mils* drawer box thingies. You only really need one or two. If you don't have a huge amount but want to have them separated you can store them in a binder by using *"trading card binder sleeves"* and putting the resistors in different bags.
@norm1124 5 років тому
Vielen Dank für die Videos. Der investierte Aufwand ist sehr beeindruckend, diese Informationsdichte fällt ja nicht vom Himmel.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Beim heutigen Video war der Aufwand noch viel grösser. Es war ein spannendes Thema (für mich).
@StuartJ 5 років тому
I really like those "expensive" automatic wire-strippers. I use mine all the time. If you do anything with your PC, USB isolation adaptors are important. Be aware, the cheap ones are slow, and not good for Logic Analyzers. Hopefully the USB3 optical cables will become affordable in time.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
P already have a 60$ Knippex and a 15$ Jokari sitting in the lab. Waiting for a few others from China...
@p1366 5 років тому
Thanks Andreas..great video on this topic. I am wondering if you have had a look at the Bolt IOT platform..I would be very interested if you could do a review of the Esp based cloud platform from India. Cheers!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I do not know it and looking at their home page I do not think this is something for me. Too shiny and no information :-(
@mahudson3547 5 років тому
Excellent advice as always. NEVER buy cheap hand tools. All my favourite ones are over 40 years old and seemed very expensive when I bought them. Lindstrom pliers and cutters are my favourites
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Sometimes it is hard to distinguish between "expensive" and "worth the money" when you purchase. After 40 years it is easier ;-)
@_a.z 5 років тому
Glasses with a very high strength of 5+ are very useful to the older of us!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I never tried that.
@_a.z 5 років тому
@@AndreasSpiess Definitely worth having, on eBay they are about €5 Essential for close up work and much better than strength 2 glasses etc.
@RaphaelBrandaoS 5 років тому
Such interesting content! Thanks for sharing with us!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@georgelewisray 5 років тому
World class maker tool tips with links to much more detailed information in previous videos. Most Wonderful !
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you!
@jannaconda1983 4 роки тому
nice. i just restarted to regain 'the love for electronics" and planning to create my own electroninc ' playgarden' in my basement in the future. this viedeo will help me to know what i need and save money
@AndreasSpiess 4 роки тому
Enjoy!
@moth.monster 4 роки тому
A spool of some leaded Kester solder is the perfect thing to give to anyone who wants to start learning how to solder.
@t540985 5 років тому
As always enjoying greatly your videos :)
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you!
@47mattie47 4 роки тому
@Andreas, having watched Episode 72 (making the invisible visible), along with the follow ups from it, did you make any more beyond episode 82 ? Was a thoroughly interesting series of videos to watch! :)
@AndreasSpiess 4 роки тому
No, not yet :-(
@r1273m 5 років тому
Very interesting video, especially the section on new 'scopes. I am still using my old Hitachi VC-6023 dual beam scope, must be about 30 years old now but still going!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I also have an old scope which still works. But the new ones have a lot of storage which is a game changer
@marco4570 4 роки тому
Knipex "Heavy Duty Pliers". So precise, they work for fine stranded wires as well as 2mm spring steel. Easily the best tool investment I've ever done.
@AndreasSpiess 4 роки тому
Good to know. Thanks!
@DO7DH 5 років тому
Very helpful summary.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you!
@tobikellner8708 5 років тому
Grüezi! Very useful videos (not just this one but all of yours!) Thanks from a guy in Freiburg, not too far from you (probably)!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you! Basel is not far, you are right!
@kadirozdinc6065 5 років тому
I have owned for 5 months hot air gun you mentioned in the video. I think it is temperature-adjustable and affordable for most of the users who dont engage in very delicite curcuit But I never tried how precise temperature it has. In a nutshell it is worth the purchase.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I also do not know the exact temperature, but I think it does not matter too much as I usually work with higher temperatures and stop if I reached the effect.
@tigercat3864 5 років тому
Very nice! The only tool you forgot is the Panavise.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I did not cover most of my tools ;-)
@non7sens 5 років тому
I bought the Japanese crimping tool after seeing your video review about it. Thanks!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-)
@PhG1961 5 років тому
Wonderfull Sunday morning entertainment. I really like your lab with all the equipment and tools. That is my natural habitat too.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I hope yours is now finished?
@PhG1961 5 років тому
@@AndreasSpiess Working on the interiour. I left it aside for a while, since my father passed away and we're now taking care of more urgent things. This summer everything should be ready....
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I am sad to read your father passed away.
@PhG1961 5 років тому
@@AndreasSpiess Thank you !
@cleberam 5 років тому
Another great video, thank you!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@DatMilu2K 5 років тому
0:58 Who doesnt like some strippers when doing electronics work? :D
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-))
@vasili1207 4 роки тому
Get expensive 😁
@Mr.Leeroy 5 років тому
there is no going back from t12 stm32 controllers for both soldering iron and hot air gun.
@TheRanseyer 5 років тому
Thank you very much. One of your videos i like most of all... Have a nice time !
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Nice to know! Thank you.
@milindkhurd 5 років тому
You are awesome Sir - Thank you.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@therealblujuice 5 років тому
Heya. Love the videos as always. Please can you tell me where you got the boxes for the resistors. Kind Regards
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
This is a very old box. This supplier (Conrad) does no more carry it.
@guatagel2454 5 років тому
Thank you very much!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@Heisenberg2097 5 років тому
Swiss precision... as usual. THUMBS UP³
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you!
@clainstyle7846 5 років тому
Thank you so much for this video 😁
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@Herebuss 5 років тому
Great video!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-)
@jost459 5 років тому
Hallo, ein Glasfaserstift ist auch sehr hilfreich um Lötstellen zu säubern. Gibts bei Reichelt, Amazon...
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Danke für den Tip
@ljl451 5 років тому
The Antenna Book you have is the AARL 23rd edition? Thanks!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
It is the 2019 edition
@hakamsaffour 5 років тому
Hi Andreas, Which software you are using for the Logic Analyzer?
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Officially Sigrock.
@mondmichel 5 років тому
Great new Video! Thanks for all the informations! But can you please explain how the Firmware Update for the TS80 was done? I have the same problems with my Powerbank.
@EvenTheDogAgrees 5 років тому
For those of us not in the know, what problems would that be? Because it's not mentioned in the video.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
The problem is, that it displays "low voltage" on some QC chargers. Here is the link: github.com/Ralim/ts100. There is also a TS80 version.
@mondmichel 5 років тому
Problem solved!!! Thanks a lot! ;-)
@petebowcott8348 4 роки тому
Andreas Spiess Brilliant, thanks for this, it's been frustrating me since I got myTS80, didn't even think about a firmware update! Thanks again!
@SurajGrewal 5 років тому
If you need to improve yourself in simulation domain, you'll need less of those breadboard and will go straight to making your own acid etched PCB... Also, for prototypes, I PCB designs, that can be salvaged if they are wrong.(like, for microcontroller, having maximum number of pads broken out for a given space. Having filters and analogue bits placed with modular boards. Etc etc)
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Most of my projects are a combination of microprocessors and discrete electronics. So simulation is a little difficult. But you are right, I do not use simulation enough.
@o_-_o 5 років тому
It would be nice if you could add the mentioned episodes of yours to the descriptions. Thank you and have a nice day!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I added so-called cards in the video. They should appear in the corner when I mention them.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
In addition, they are numbered, easy to find.
@o_-_o 5 років тому
@@AndreasSpiess Sorry! My bad I have not noticed them till now.
@AlvaroMValdebenitoB 5 років тому
Where did you get the colored IC grabbers you use with the logic analyser? I have only found red/black on that model/style.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I think on Aliexpress. But a long time ago. I even do not know how to search for them :-(
@kjur18 5 років тому
Just search for test hooks. You might get lucky.
@viniciusnoyoutube 5 років тому
Very useful video. Thanks!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-)
@donaldklopper 5 років тому
Wow dude... thank YOU!
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
You are welcome!
@laverdanick 5 років тому
How essential a binocular microscope is, depends on what you are doing. I would say that an illuminated bench magnifier is essential, certainly for those of us with ageing eyesight. I have been working with electronics for 50 years and while have access to a bench microscope at work, it is something I seldom use, most of the time a bench magnifier is adequate and a far cheaper purchase. The new cheap multimeters are very accurate and extremely good value compared with the old analogue instruments I started with. However, a Fluke will last you forever and is significantly faster at auto ranging and continuity beep. My 70 series was issued to me at work in the late 80’s and is still going strong. I recently added a newer Fluke 83V, bought second hand, because I wanted a back lit display. The cheap units only switch the backlight on for about 15 seconds, which is a right pain. A second hand Fluke can be bought at a significant saving from new. Yes my Fluke will go to sleep, but I have never felt the need for a bench multimeter. I agree wholeheartedly with you about using lead solder. We have lead free at work and it is much harder to use for reworking. Thank you for taking the time to make your videos, they are always well scripted and produced. A very small point, the instruments you were holding up are called ‘cutters’ in English. Small electronics pliers are for holding only.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
Thank you for sharing your experience. Of course, we do not need to agree. This is the value of having such good viewers on this channel. Often you can learn more by reading the comments than in the video itself ;-)
@syber-space 5 років тому
I have to say I agree that a binocular is less helpful, but for me it is due to my glasses. It is very hard to find binoculars with stigmatism correction, and without it I cannot judge the squareness or distance of parts very well. I have found display microscopes and large magnifying lenses work far better for me as I can keep my glasses on.
@athirstyguy 4 роки тому
For fume removal, you can have a pc fan as well as a cheap filter like a respirator replacement filter (basically lots of folds of cotton) with some activated carbon(some ppl say activated charcoal) thrown in. The carbon actually absorbs the fumes so of course with time filter has to be replaced. You can buy the activated carbon in capsules at the pharmacy (just pop open capsule to get it). Or buy at some natural health treatment store.
@AndreasSpiess 4 роки тому
I also read that they use filters from the kitchen fume extractor ;-)
@athirstyguy 4 роки тому
@@AndreasSpiess indeed. Whatever more accessible to you. I'd imagine fine extractor filters to be more expensive tho. Any run-of-the-mill filter can work tho. Heck, even a small porous container with cotton balls and the activated carbon is fine as well. It's just way better to get rid of fumes rather than redirect them. Also, also, you may wanna make a vid recommending use of safety for hobbyists. Ppl don't know this but even some common electronics have some amounts of relatively dangerous metals like beryllium, bromides, chlorides, cadmium, lead, etc. Esp for old repurposed electronics. Source: www.greenpeace.org/archive-international/en/publications/reports/toxic-tech-chemicals-in-elec/ So at least a fan and gloves are really recommended. Anyway great content! Love tge channel.
@Jindraxx20 5 років тому
Andreas, great video !! I love the guy with the swish accent !! :D
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
:-)
@johantandberg4304 2 роки тому
Thanks for all your great videos Andreas :) Many oscilloscopes can be remotely controlled by sending SCPI commands over USB from a PC. Would it be possible to build an "Oscilloscope remote control" using for instance an ESP32? Is it possible to establish USB communication between the oscilloscope and a microcontroller, instead of a PC? Maybe a project idea for you...
@AndreasSpiess 2 роки тому
The newer oscilloscope come even with software for remote control and display. The commands are very specific to particular oscilloscopes. So it would not make a lot of sense for me. The suppliers have to provide this info. Some oscilloscopes can also be remotely controlled by Sigrok pulseview.
@centexrails 5 років тому
I've seen you mention your anxt with desoldering pin headers and such. Do you use a solder sucker pump? I find them quite effective. Most recently used it to remove a shorting Wemos D1 header row.
@AndreasSpiess 5 років тому
I use them too, but not very often.
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