Good one

Let me show you how the machine works, proceeds to not show any detail of how the machine works

Just a thought, but you should do strips of analouge inputs, all connected with the protocol I2C. Each chip would have its own input, and enough memory to store up to 256 values, eg 256 chips in a strip. The bottle neck of most analog projects is reading the values fast enough and the connections required. A strip would allow each chip to process and store the digital value of the analog input. You would then read these values into an array, as fast as the I2C allows. As for why, the new Midi protocol allows for MPE, eg individual analog valves for at least 3 axis. Strips of analog chips would have so many other uses and free the processing resources of the main controller.

Amaizing!! Classify leds. Like it

hi ,I am working in LED company in this company LED Binsorting machine showing one error please help us to find solution could you please share your contact details.

This was a great tour, As someone who has daily interactions with leds it's nice to see how they are made.

Great video thanks

can you help set up similar setup in India

Chinese farmer

Excellent videos thank you for your help… i was struggling to install my systems

Dear sir , Please kindly reply . What chemical is using on Chip to produce what colour?

Ty bro😭

Guys that stuff looks like you made it in the shed out of old bits and pieces...proper Mickey Mouse.

Nice sir thanks for explaining

What is material of printed circuit board?

I would love to have one of these wheels to explain to my viewers different Kelvin! This is cool

This is a very informative and simple explanation of what Lighting controls systems are and how they work. Thank you so much!

7:05: Perfect every time? There is nothing remotely perfect about "Made in China"... how about telling everyone where this factory is located, who you employ and how this is good for US national security?

"Look at what the machine is doing" Me: *drool* because the machine is moving so quickly. All jokes aside, very informative video. I love LEDs, and was always fascinated how they were made. Do you guys sell LED strips?

I agree with Josh. One more thing Chinese manufacturing is finished! Hope your factory isn’t there

Thank you

Nice info worth saving.

Excellent video training/ presentation

what do they do with LEDs in those other bins? recycling? putting them on a trashpile?

A very interesting video.

This is super cool. What's the distribution of LEDs per bin? I sometimes hear about LEDs being "top bin" are bins equal slices of the performance histogram? (E.g. some normal distribution of performance and each bin is 10% of the distribution and there are 10 bins?)

Hi, sir I am interested, how can i contact with your company?

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The most powerful and cost-effective LED/COB strip connectors on the market today 0.1USD/pc. If big demand, I can offer 0.08USD/pc😁 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/j6R4g2OwoH2ElmQ.html

wonderful explanation, thank u

hi i want to start led making in india can u interested partner ship.

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Please send your website

Hello Sir, I Am a Led RGB colour bulb manufacturer impress your products. Buy your products . please supply (india) in your products (Please contact your number) Please reply........... .

Wonderful, could you share a PDF version of this video please ???

You share technology ?

This dude's writing backwards, lol. Also, great presentation.

Please may I ask why you have to use a 0-10v driver? Why not a regular PSU 12/24v dc? Or constant voltage variety? thanks

In video 4.59 saw the sheet .. what they calling ?

4.59 what is this calling ?

Thanks for publishing a nice video. How can we make a factory like yours?

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I am enjoy manufacturer process

Dear Nick, do you have what'sapp account?

Thank you for sharing your knowled

Used this for a homeschool lesson. Nice video. Thanks!