Thanks

absolutely fantastic in presentation and content! Many thanks!

Hey, I love your channel. Why did you stop?

Thank you for the tutorial l. Do you know how can I extract the time with nanoseconds accuracy from the GPS module as I can see only the time with Milliseconds format.

I made this project and it works only if the Arduino is plugged in my PC , but the thing is whenever I use an external power supply it doesn't do anything.

I following through video 27th time

how you can get analog part chanel 0 to show the voltage? please help me

Excellent video

is it secure?

Fantastic overview. Thanks you for sharing your methodology as it really helps put the design process into perspective.

Congratulations for your video: clear explanations, solid knowledge, good "script" as well as modesty in recognizing you had some bugs. Fortunately, this has never happened to me, so that I don't really need such instructive and valuable videos.

Honourable mention to the tio package -- a Linux command which can send *AND* receive serial data!

Getting my first logic analyzer this Friday. Thank you for your clear tutorial on how to use it and decode data! Best tutorial on UKposts!

To hell with that woke BS.

great video. can you give me the refrence design based in your video?

nice video. can you make the next Video about PCBA process order in PCBway?

Great video! Though I will say, KiCad is pronounced like key Cad. Same as kiwi is pronounced like key we.

Woww! Que buen video me encanta la forma en que explicás cada tema, tendrías que tener más subs sin dudas. Thanks a lot for your videos! I love all of them. Saludos desde Bs As, Argentina.

aaaaaaaaaand this is the 4th or 5th time for another topic that I found your channel! you have to do more YT!!! cheers

Voce e maravilhosa ! otimo video, me ajudou muito !

Great explanation. I am having trouble understanding what word you are saying when you are talking about the commit identifiers - it sounds like you are calling them "shou-in". What word are you saying?

Hello, I'm developing an BLE socket based windows client utility package using winsock & winsock2 library layer, but during build process, socket is getting connected with server socket fd. But then no data being receiving and thereafter code will getting terminating. can you suggest any root cause ??

Hello dear, I want to talk to you about some problems I encountered when receiving nema camel. Do you have an email so I can send you pictures so you can look at them?

I was interested in LoRa and found you. Much more important is how you think. Your husband is a lucky man. I am 76YO and happily married. But I admire you greatly and wished I had worked for you during my career. I did get to work at Bell Telephone Labs, which was great. After that, I had no great management. Finally I worked as a one man Corporation and sold my consulting services. I am saying I recognize your intelligence and abilities and admire you. This is a great video about how to approach project management.

Good video! Helped a lot.

congratz, great project and presentation

Awesome video!

Thank you so much for creating this video

Such a great video, congrats. The Arduino community need some more content like this. Also, I'm currently using an open source serial monitor for Windows called QtSerialMonitor, it has a bunch of options and it's very lightweight. When I'm on Linux, I like to just use the plain stty command and cat on that file -- or echo strings to the tty to send information to my Arduino board. In Windows, there is a C# object that allows you to connect to some COM connection, it's quite easy to setup in a simple PowerShell script: $Conn = New-Object System.IO.Ports.SerialPort COM9, 115200, None, 8, one $Conn.DtrEnable = $True $Conn.Open() Start-Sleep -Seconds 2 while ($True) { $Data = $Conn.ReadExisting() if ($Data.Length -ne 0) { Write-Host $Data } # These lines will allow you to exit this loop by pressing Q on your keyboard :) if ([Console]::KeyAvailable) { $key = [Console]::ReadKey($true).Key if ($key -eq "q") { break } } Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 50 } $Conn.Close() Edit : looks like @emestb.2377 has a similar solution using Python

you are great! i was using altium designer before and want to try kicad 7

This video is so helpful. Thanks!

BTW also available offline for linux.

Still one of the best tutorials out there. Thank you so much for the care, intentionality and generosity you put into your videos. ❤

Wonderful video, I was looking for this, very helpful. Next step what I would like to extend this is send signal from browser to ble device to perform some action. Not sure if these functions would be available on webview as well? In case you have any info, could you pls share the same.

brilliant and inspirable video and project!

Level Shifter for edulite??

Thanks. I´ve never heard NIH, but definitely I suffer from it

you have fixed my mistake, thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuu <3

I got a few projects that dying for a case and I have a 3d printer.... so theres no excuse now with such a good tutorial. Its where I got stuck with CAD, the parametric design, didnt know how or where so this is what I needed thank you.

I don't think the max range with line of sight matters in any way, it's not a realistic scenario. The fact the GPS cannot work on the bridge or if there's a bit of foliage, though, that's not good.

Very good explained .Thank you for such as video .succes and a very good new year !

Yeah, I’ll keep rewatching this 😊; I love it ❤

Wish I knew your channel sooner; I’m stuck with you today, starting the new year with a head full of ideas 💡 😊, thanks

Great Video. Thanks for making this clear and crisp video. It's always a dream to make something like that for the projects.

Hello. I want to copy the remote control of a GREE air conditioner, but the data I obtain with the receiver code is always different. For example; The two shutdown codes in the (close-on-close) command I receive from the remote control are different. Is it possible that the code is encrypted? How can I go about it? Thanks.

Make sure if putting designators and values if any will be covered by the component, have the value covered not the designator. This helps when repairing or troubleshooting Also any connection to a pad should be as large as possible especially for thru hole components

Great video, clean schematics. Your organization and debugging of the different systems is great, and something every engineer should strive towards.

Very helpful video. Thank you very much. Exactly what I need to also create a housing for my self-designed pcb

So informative❤, I wasnt aware about the operating voltage range, I was deciding that 3v3 is standard, while in fact some devices range from 1v6 to 5v . In addition, I think before we order any pcb , we need to test alot on bread board almost all circuitry before we put them in the final place on the pcb. As well some compenent must have certain location in the pcb for instance decoupling capacitors to work perfectly they should be as close as possible from the mcu, same for the crystal. 😊

Thank you for the video. It is so useful and informative. I just subscribed.