Hey everyone, the greatest success that I have ever had was with the Gregs Electro Blog (just google it) definately the most helpful info that I have ever tried.

Wow, thanks for the quick heart!!!

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Different capacitors take longer to charge or hold more charge than others. In this case it sets the time between the on/off signal for switching. Bigger cap longer time on.. Or off not sure which.

I'm not sure if it is a rule or anything but I have noticed that almost all of the schematics I've used that had 100nF caps were labeled 0.1uF.

There are conversion sheets online somewhere, but don't remember where.

@@mikeoliver3254 I wonder if it's a reflection of the most common capacitance values, or just generally deemed more intuitive?

@@AThreeDogNight It's not a matter of conversion, just scale. Like dimensions being all given in mm even though you may encounter 5mm, 5cm, 5m on the same project they are most commonly given as 5mm, 50mm, 5000mm on plans.

Pin 8 is positive supply voltage. Pin 1 is ground.

Really? This is a good spot for the southpark ALERT CLASS meme..

Search for electronic components, note top 10 types(capacitors, resistors, Diode,.....) google about each one, and how they are represented with symbol, once you learned this enough trust me you can understand any circuit just by looking it....

@@thejeswarreddymula8786 Thank you for your answer. I look especially for schematics in this fields. High frequency technology -Cellular -Messaging, coding -Location, direction finding and navigation with radio waves and other waves Signal electronics - Automation technology, diagnosis, safety and monitoring systems - Control and regulation technology for vehicles, driver assistance systems and display devices. - Measurement of mechanical, electrical, magnetic and other physical quantities, amplifier circuits and their regulation -Impulse technique Power electronics - Power converters, regulation of electric motors and generators - protective circuit arrangements - Battery charging systems Do you know how to find them easyly on this website. Accordung to this shematic I will start then to acquite the necessary knowledge I need. What is the best way to acquired knowledge to recognize the function of devices based on circuit diagrams especialls in this fields: High frequency technology, power electronics, signal electronics? If you have additional advice I will be very thanks full for your dedicated time

@@timstoriger3927 Components can be bought online and so does the pcb (you can order by uploading required files, this doesn't cost you much) the important thing is connecting the dots together and making a wire diagram and schematic, if you think you've made once you did this, hold on what's a dummy body for without the brains? that's right, coding the device to work as intended with all the required drivers is equally or more important than the hardware. before making a device research if the device is already existing if not any similar device. because if you can find a nearly similar device with some components it's only matter of adding additional modules. but important thing! coding, so focus on learning C, C++, embedded C. I remember someone saying learn electronics in 15 minutes and rest of life C, C++ on another YT video, so you decide.. just keep watching more videos for having a rough idea, I don't think one can fully develope(not mimicking) advanced electronics without a college degree because people spend 4 years of learning electronics and communications yet how many inventors do you see? but hey don't be disappointed, I just said my thoughts....

@@thejeswarreddymula8786 Thank you for your answer. Yes, programming is important and several years of training in electrical engineering and a good understanding of science are important if you want to develop something. I have an engineering degree, but not in electrical engineering. But my goal is not to actively develop and program something. It's more about being able to work in technical purchasing in a large corporation and understanding what kind of assemblies you are buying ... I do not need to understand any program code as a third party. Basically, I just want to focus on how I can acquire the necessary knowledge to understand complex circuit diagrams and then to be able to recognize the devices and functions that are implemented in this circuit diagram.

@@timstoriger3927 Ok fair enough, more videos and Google, Wikipedia is your answer. Yes, that simple, good luck on new job...

This is just an example to show how to draw a schematic.

There are no outputs on the left.

@@learnelectronics @4:35 what is that then?

@@MrGiedriokas Always a nit picker in the group. Look when you draw a real diagram up you put the pins in place on paper to follow the formatting rules not as they actually are on the IC, Some referance the IC (usually if they are complex IC's) in the diagram as a block others break them down into sections with actual symbols (for simple amplifier and logic ICs).. In a service manual the IC's are referanced on another pack like he drew that 555 IC, That referance is for the pinout assignment of the real IC not the pinout on the diagram itself as that would be numbered pins which you can go back to the referance page and dechpher there along with voltages and signal levels on each pin and some data about the componet... See you'd know this is you ever actually looked at a non Chinesium schematic or service manual for a piece of equipment.. Secondly anyone with a bit of common sense knows this was also an example as well just like the entire video.. No need to nit pick everything someones does because he didnt have to do any of it, He could have kept it to himself or went the greed route and hid it behind a patreon paywall but he didnt.

@@Elfnetdesigns Jesus christ relax dude, I thought it was just funny that he said to do it one way but later done the opposite way, I seriously like his videos and very appreciate them, much respect @learnelectronics thanks for teaching us!!

@@MrGiedriokas Fair enough.. We do as we are instructed not as he does lol