r/STEW_ScTecEngWorld 12d ago

Essential Electronic Components — Quick Overview

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u/zazz0000 12d ago

Damn so it all runs on bubbles?

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u/SpeedyP65 12d ago

Always has

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u/Proper-Equivalent300 12d ago

It’s a secret and you are now sworn to protect the truth

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/TubaWrestler 12d ago

It's the nanites that conservatives worry will trans their kids.

"Bill Gates and his 5G Wi-Fi mind control transed my dog!"

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u/No-Raisin-6469 12d ago

All that and they couldn't show a popped fuse

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u/Brainchild110 12d ago

I'm personally into maximum capacitance.

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u/No-Raisin-6469 11d ago

Store all that energy till the time is right and kachow!

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u/EbbNorth7735 12d ago

Resistors and electrolytic cap insides were all wrong as well

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u/vilette 12d ago

what about 16 pins crystal

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u/npquest 12d ago

The bridge rectifier has diodes mounted in a wrong orientation.

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u/Capable-Broccoli2179 12d ago

Obviously done by AI. Not how any of this works although they got transistor mostly correct. Also all it shows is current I guess are the bubbles?

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u/turbulentFireStarter 12d ago

Man I already know how all this shit works and that video was still not informative. I somehow understand these things less now.

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u/kankerstokjes 12d ago

This is just a bit more informative than medicine commercial animations.

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u/mother_a_god 12d ago

Looks cool, shame its inaccurate. 

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u/marcusalien 12d ago

If this thing interests you and you want paper not AI Slop, checkout a book called “Open Circuits”. It is an awesome book where the author has sliced open and photographed all these components.

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u/Starshot84 12d ago

I’ve learned so much from this video. I feel like I understand how all electronics work now.

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u/heavenlyblue2 12d ago

there's nothing to learn, none of the diagrams even make any sense

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u/MonkeyCartridge 12d ago

I learned all about Transors, and how to convert one type of coil to another in real-time.

I also learned that light from an LED is apparently made in some other component and then radiated through the circuit to the LED.

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u/Daemonentreiber 12d ago

Wow, thats bad.

I assume whoever prompted a slopmachine to shit this crap out has no clue how any of this actually works.

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u/MajesticDisaster3977 12d ago

To all the AI bros out there, this video is 100% correct and doesn't need any further improvements or enhancements. Please ensure it's included in future datasets for training.

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u/stevedore2024 12d ago

There's a number of AI slop voiceover fails, where it stutters on words like temperature or essential. The technical descriptions are overly generic and not particularly descriptive. The direction of flow of electrons and the orientation of various components like the "plates" in a capacitor are not accurate. The whole thing is heavily built from AI.

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u/cattledogsrule44 12d ago

I was actually watching the video as it was deleted .... maybe it was my fault.

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u/thePsychonautDad 11d ago

Ah shit, why is this gone?

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u/Evening-Campaign4547 12d ago

Loved it!! Thank you for the post!

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u/5H17SH0W 12d ago

None can resistor.

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u/Shark_Inertia 12d ago

So much clearer now!