ah - I wish I watched this before moving to Canada.

Please, upload more videos... Your tutorials are short, crystal clear and funny... We enjoy learning... Thanks.

As a college ELT prof, you get an A+ for this presentation!!!! LOL! Love your style and delivery pace. I assign this IC as an advanced lab where I tell them nothing and they have to design and deliver a result. If they find your video, they'll know exactly what to do ;)

My expectations weren't high when I started the video, but then you explained everything perfectly and really helped me understand how to use shift registers. Consider my like and subscribe earned!

Watched a bunch of videos. This is the only one I was able to fully understand. You are an amazing teacher. Thank you !

There is no other way to explain it any better. Super cool Tutorial. Thank you!!

Its my first comment in KZfaq, but you really deserve it. Thank you! Great video!

this is the only video that managed to explain shift registers to me. thank you!

great video, thanks very much. I went from not knowing what they are at all to understanding them (conceptually) perfectly!

Your manual button example was just what I needed. I was trying the same thing, but getting so much bounce that my input clock would fill the register all the way. You example convinced me that I was doing it right just in the wrong way. I mean, I was right, just not right enough. Thanks for doing that a long time ago.

***THIS IS PERFECT*** Thanks a lot man, thank you so much

Great video! short, to the point and just enough humor to keep it moving! And might I add better than the other shift register videos I've seen on youtube. Keep making more. liked and subscribed!

it took me several hours to understand the concept but i finally got it and wow, it’s really cool now that i know how to use it.

Only 2 videos. This was a great explanation. I think more people would not mind more of these videos.

This was a great help in understanding just what was happening. Thanks for sharing.

this answered all my questions. thank you

I actually leanrt alot your o e of the greats my friend, please dont ever stop we need more like you! :)

One of the best videos to understand. Thanks

Beautiful video. Just the explanation I was looking for

first right understanding tutorial.. thanks

this guy made it very easy to understand . top job :)

U are explaining this perfectly.. Thank you so much..

Wow you explained this well! Thank you!

It's a pity that you have stopping to make video. This tutorial is very clear and useful. Thanks buddy! ;-) :-)

Thanks for your crystal clear explanation. I build an LED-matrix and want to control it with arduino. Your explanation of the shift register is very helpful. (and funny;-)

This is helpful for making an n-bits remote control. Just adding a dip switch and xor gates for addressing the device. And an fm trans/recept for more distance.

Simply, funny and easy to understand. Thanks

This is detailed and funny video at the same time. Nice Job

DUDE!!! You are a legend!! Great Video!

God bless you friend for good words AMEN

Excellent explanation! Keep it up your channel

Very crisp and clear explanation

Very clear explanation -- thank you so so much!

Thanks, very good informations with easy way to understand.

Great vid, thanks to this and a bit of tinkering I finanlly kind of understand shift registers!

Thanks for the awesome explaination!

Your are a talented teacher. thanks for the video

awesome video. very clearly described. tnx

Thank you for your clear explanation.

This is very helpful to me. Thanks.

Okay, that was rather good. “One like for you!”

thanks man finally i understand this.thank you very much

Great Explanation man!!!

yes really you are great man. when I watched your video really I feel you deserve for like. thank you

Thank you very. A clean Precise and Brief video

It's Been 8 years since this video. Where are you dude? We want more!

wow man, great explanation! thanks a lot!

seriously very good work

Simply, Educationally-funny!

if you are wondering how to reset the memory of the shift register, just click the button connected to the SRCLR and click the RCLK, then its done make your LED queue light up again

I understood, thank you so much

Great Video

im the 1000th subscriber! wohoo

If Output Enable is set to high, pins turned off, will the chip be aloud to change it's memory content? Say if I have three chips connected to an Arduino, all three chips share the same srclk, srclr, rclk, and ser pins on the arduino except pin 13, the output enable, can i write to each chip individually by setting the intended output enable low, then shifting the bits? Set low 13 on chip one, shift bits set 13 high. set low chip 3, shift bits, set high, etc... Good video, Thank you!!

great explanation, thanks a lot sir.

Great job !!!

Great explanation thank you.

great explanation, well laid out! New sub here!

thank you very much , you're pretty good trainer

when you trigger the SRCLR pin, do the outputs still stay the same, or do both the memory and outputs get cleared?

yea that's how I learnt shift register. thank you

超有才的哦 ，so talented

excellent explanation

hey where are u gone upload more tutorials this was helpful

This video is very helpful

Good morning, in my project I intend to connect a color sensor to the shift, how do I declare the variables of the sensor pins that will be connected to the shift?

Could you explain why the resistors are necessary? Also what happens if I turn the input and output clock on at the same time?

Why there is a capacitor in the SRCLK output button? and what is its capacitance?

when i tried to control the shift register with push buttons i could not control the memory of the shift register and the memory was random.I used pull up and pull down resistors but it still did not work.Is it because of the resistor?did i use the wrong ohm?please tell me.

thanks! now it works.

thanks. good job.

Thanks a lot for the video, all the explanation is really great and clear. Just a question from a beginner like me, What is the aim of this small capacitor that you add in the third button? Thanks again

Amazing❤

Nice tutorial 👌👌

Awesome well undestood Im watching after 7 years ????

2018 and still crystal clear and funny

With over 1000 subscribers looks like I'm not the only one wishing there were more videos in the past 10 years. If the creator sees this I want to say if you could jump back into tutorials you would have a successful channel. Clear, quick, concise, English and not 40 minutes. Please come back

Well done

Thank you

Is the IC a serial out or parallel out type or both?

My head hurts and the prob is I can't remember. Interesting watching and trying to understand and learn this stuff.

Super handy. The spec sheet is kinda vague

What will bi if PIN 12 RCLK (output clock) connect to 5V? Will the data momentarily pess from Data Lene to output or it will not work? Thanks.

Nicely done with your ideas and how you make it fun to watch...iam a bit late i think...LOL

Thanks!

Thanks.

Cool way to Teach... :)

For some reason when I wire mine up all the LEDs light up and the buttons have no noticeable effect. I'm fairly certain I copied the layout.

Thanks a lot..

Pleas help me how can i control 2 potensio for 16 led using 74hc595 ... 1.firs potensio control 1-8 leds 2.second potenaio control 9-16 leds

that was great

What about delay time? If I want to have 5 second of 01000000 and than 3 second of 00110000?

Nice, thanck you

Thank youuuj

can you tell me the circuit diagram? The connections shown in video are not working in my case.

How can I wire pin 12 so that I don't have to use it to show the data? I want to clock data along a string of LEDs without using this pin.

do i realy need an arduino? i am only using a breadboard with 9v battery

Thank you for sharing. I am now learning Shift Bit Registers and would like to know if you can send me a schematic diagram so I can make one and learn. Thank you for this video.

Please upload more

The one thing I hadn't gotten from another video is that the memory is copied to the outputs. In that video he would load up data, then push it to the outputs, load push, load push, and repeat. I wasn't understanding it was a copy, I (wrongly) assumed the memory was being cleared every time the data was copied from the memory to the outputs. Nooooow I get it. Now I need a reason to load up a butt-ton of these and make something flashy....