Potato... chip. Oh, I get it.

"and I found that blowing on the chip makes it run faster" *blows on potato chip* *wave goes to the right* I laughed way too much at that.

You made a TCO = temperature controlled oscillator. A pretty sophisticated way to measure temperature.

"In conclusion, Electronics are fun and naming your company after a dad joke is a great idea!" *HUGH MUNGUS* Inc.

Leaving the unused pins open may be contributing to the instabiliy & power draw

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"You could make a short range bluetooth jammer... But I'm not going to show you that." Aww, darn. Take all the fun away. :P

Now I'll just wait for Tomato Transistors and Cucumber Resistors and Sausage capacitors! hehe

so you can make an actual potato computer ;)

Well, I'll pay 1$ for Bluetooth jammer video:)

Because i'm a potato! #glados

Laughed out loud when you blew on it to speed it up! Thanks for showing this company - I'm working on a 74xx CPU design right now and this is perfect for updates I'd planned for revision 2!

"Naming your company after a dad joke is a great idea."

Thank you sir. I've been waiting for these for years. The 7474 analog is a great little part for my SDR project (for a quadrature divider). At $2-$3 these are hot little potato chips indeed. :)

God, now I want to build one of those 70's era diy cpu kits out of this ttl logic.

*Fun Fact:* There's a potato chip inside the SEGA's VMU.

This is still one of my favorite KZfaq video lol

You can limit the effect of your o-scope by driving a 4th inverter, and taking the output from it.

Back in 1986, I used to call Radio Shack and say "Hi, I wanted to know if you have an RCA CA-3080 transconductance operational amplifier potato chip?". They'd ask me to repeat it a couple of times, unsure if I actually said "potato". I was a legend in my own mind.

but can it run crysis?

1:40 The construction of the circuit is actually quit good if the decoupling cap is located where it should be (but that's something you'll know about). A dead bug style circuit can have very low stray capacitance. The property you want for this type of circuit.

all the love for this video!

Holy crap! This is really useful

Thank God for this video

How badass would it be to have a quad of 4 bit 74181 4 bit alus and 182 carry lookahead generators? With those two and the other chips already offered by potato, one could (assuming one can find some very fast proms) literally build their own 1ghz Vax 11/780 clone right down to the chips. I ask again: how badass would that be?

**Listens carefully and occasionally nodding in agreement** (Meanwhile inside my head) "I have absolutely no idea what this tech-wizard is talking about (。ᴗ°)"

Best conclusion

Thank you for sharing this video

pretty interesting chips, thank you

I made some sort of FM transmitter using the cd 4011 in the same configuration , never understood very well how it works , but i guess the FM modulation was done by the same oscillation instability by self , 20 years ago nice memories BTW and video ...

Careful how you solder them, unless you're okay with lead in your Potato chips.

potato semiconductor. thats amazing

I want to see what this thing can do with one of those little IC heat sinks glued to it!

I feel like I need some Potato Chips now.

Nice! Good to know about those Potatoes chips :) Thanks!

Your blowing skills works as frequency changer. :D

Potato chips, genius!

Words I understood: Circuit, Potato, Chips.

Man that was fun! Thanks :-) Now... how about inductively coupling it to an LC oscillator for harmonic selection and a BFR90 PA? :D

KZfaq recommended well that was educational. I'd be glad if I could see a quick tutorial by you on what exactly all this means...

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Spread-spectrum jamming is easily achieved with FM using a tunnel diode, varactor diode, and class-c amplifier. Totally analog!

Far as I can tell here, I believe those harmonics you are seeing would be down to the actual signal being generated being a square wave. This is pretty clear by every second multiple of the fundamental frequency having a higher spike in amplitude which summed make a square wave. I'm not sure why there are smaller spikes between, but they won't have much effect given a small reduction in dB is a huge reduction in signal in real terms. I would guess the low bandwidth of the oscilloscope in comparison to the 2nd harmonic is probably why the scope is outputting a sine rather than the square wave the signal analysis suggests is present.

Excellent!

GENIUS!

para ahcer un oscilador así tenés que usar un schmitt trigger, además debes usar un chip de salida para aislar la carga de salida

Show us how to make the blue jammer 😂😂 Your the greatest teacher I've ever watched teaching with a side of jokes 😂😂

Can you please make the latest video about electrolytic capacitors avaliable for all countries? I am prohibited to watch it...

So essentially what you've made there is the world's most unexpectedly complicated, digitally readable thermistor?

could you explain more about how these chips are redesigned to run at modern speeds?

So... was one of their processors use in the Dreamcast VMU?

I put that company's webpage in my favourites list, just because it's called Potato. Well done, lads.

I wonder if these could be used to make a high speed version of a 1970s mini computer?

2:01 Please show us how to do that, rather than telling us how to do that😁😉

Thought from the title , potato chips (lays, etc) were conducting

I just can't find any places where would be possible to buy some of them chips...

I just tried the same thing with a 74hc chip. It works just the same as you would expect. But it also works with only one inveter which has its output connected to its input, what results in a way higher frequency than with three inverters in a row. Have you tried this out too?

I have been looking for this channel for 5 years +8 subs

I understood about nothing you said there, but I’m really interested! Where would you recommend someone start learning about this stuff? Where did you start out?

TIL a new term - "Dead Bug Soldering". Hysterical!

Hello, I have a simple regulated box mod power bank or power supply for vaping tanks. It has a voltage cut-off chip that turns the device off after only using .8 volts of the battery power. I want to put another chip that gives it more time before turning itself off. It is the tesla invader three. How do I distinguish the cut off chip and can I replace it without pissing off the " internal blink when something isn't right" chip?

Oh wow

This channel is the coolest. I'm eating app ordered pizza,I'm from the future too...

+Afrotechmods hey mate thanks for this vid, would one of these ICs be a good option for high speed voltage level shifting? I think some of their gates can run at 5V so that output high can be 5V, and use 3,3v input high

Hmmmmmmmm........ I'm gonna have to check their sit out. I want to know what they all have. :D

- Hey, let's buy some Potato's chips? - Great! I'm hungry! - No... Not THAT kind of potatoes...

Undefined potential on the unused pins and no heat dissipation. That should be the main source of the instability! Maybe try it again when soldered in?

so? What's the advantages to produce high freq. with this chip. Can someone explain?

I wish someone would do this with old MOS chips. It would be fun to have a 1 ghz 6502. lol

Can you create a Gameboy on steroids at 1Ghz? (Maybe an HD or 4k gameboy)

"And no, I'm not going to tell you how to do that." And the FCC rejoiced. Selah.

It woukd have been interesting if you told us how to thworitically make that iammer. Would be so educative. Because its simply from a cheap 74ic. Pls condider

that ending tho.

Try receiving it with an sdr

we need more potato! lol

what if you used these to make a discrete computer? Ive seen those made with discrete transistors but those arent near 1ghz speeds by far.

Potato Pototo. Good times.... Good times.... 🤗 Thank you for the brain food.

motherboard hack, using that chip to boost cpu performance (overclocking)

Didn't Sega once use a chipset which they named "POTATO" ?

title made me hungry

For everyone else on planet earth, CRISPS

can someone tell me how to build the bluetooth jammer or is there any information on this subject?

Why am I binge watching this even though I have no idea What this is

I'd really love some potato chips rn..... (to solder)

The footage after 2:35... It's just a picture of the chip with no sound for 20 seconds.

Does the company also make KZfaq cameras?

POTATOES SHALL RISE AGAIN!!

If someone steals one of these chips, does it become a hot potato?

Can you make a camera out of those chips?

Is this the company that also makes all the CMOS sensors for really bad cameras?

Conclusion: Blowing over hot potato chips make them faster!! 😂😂😂

i would like a bag of potato chips

but can it run GLADOS?

I thought this video was going to be about actual potatoes used to generate energy.

I clicked on the video thinking you were going to power a computer with hot cheetos or something

But can it run Crysis?

Can it run cpm or unix

Very COoL. And I though a potato was just a potato. Add the Chip and.. :)

Who else thought he was gonna blow it up

HAHAHA AWESOME! ...glad this upload was free ;)