How to use a BreadBoard - Electronics Basics 10

What a dreadful din. Are you on smack?

Great video I was into electronics around six seven years ago using bread boards and doing soldering radio kits as a hobby,I have to say when you just learned how the bread boards work with resistors capacitors and we moved so everything sat in storage for five yesrs its like I'm starting all over again lol ! Great Video thanks for sharing .... ps I was wondering if I ever need to ask you a question here or there pick your brain would that be ok.

How do i know how many ohm my resistor has to be?

Dude turn off that music

Please be careful when using a breadboard. It will create frequencies that will enter your body and cause damage. Wrap either the breadboard or your body in tinfoil to prevent this.

on the arduino do i connect the negative terminal to the ground and the positive any pin number on the arduino?

Are you gay?

Mine's not working and I have no idea what I did wrong

Hey man! Just saw your video 7 years later and I just wanted to say thank you. The tutorial is amazing 👌

Es muy bueno

Dude thanks a lot for this explanation

That's really amazing my all queries are now cleared thanks alot

You have, in no way, provided support for your assertion of need for wires. You have shown where they May be used, but none of this shows point to point circuits to be impossible with a breadboard.
Overconfident statements of "fact"

Thanks for pointing out the orientation of the LED that was very helpful for my troubleshooting a problem.

Thanks lad

Thanks for the explanation. A great one

Thanks bro

Hey i have 1 question Are the blinking led was the resistor and other and make it on -50HZ?

Thanks man, that was really helpful. ❤

good video, I learned a lot 😁. My future kids will love this video 👍

why did he used resistors instead of wire ?

Is there any rhyme or reason as to why you plug the wires where you do? For example, the 2 connections of the jumper cable? Or could the positive end of the jumper wire be placed anywhere on that positive side?

Amazing video I am going to use ur teaching for my comp exhibition thank u

Good job 👏 bruh iam so proved to being an electronics student 😊

this was so helpful THANK U SO MUCH!!

Didn’t work for me… guess I’m just a stupid loser😔

Perfect i love it

So relieved to discover this wasn't a shit video with a robotic voice overlayed. Then I realized when it was uploaded. The good days

Quick study, got electrical class in a bit 😂

Is this parralell or in series?

There are many contents but It was the most usefull I think. Great explanation and demonstration

What simple project can l make from PCB and motors

Thank you

Electronic's is the best 👍👍 in our clubs we have stem sub in which we studied about bread board which was very interesting

thank you

Bought a BB about 20 years ago and never knew how to use it until now.

would a toggle switch go on the positive side or the negative side? I have a vison of making a huge breadboard or something similar full of led lights and switches, like space ship control panel always wanted to make one my dad made one similar with old vcr parts, would love to learn how to put different kinds of nobs and switches and lights, I wonder if there is a name for what I want to make, kinda like a bead maze toy but for adults, hard to put into words what i want to make, haha thanks for the video ill watch more

if power flows from the positive terminal why is the resistor located after the led in the circuit? shouldnt the resistor be hit by power before the LED? or does that not matter?

Thank you bery much

This is excellent tutorial. I give it 5 stars. Very helpful. Kudos.

How much current can breadboard/jumper wires handle?

Thank you so much for actually explaining how it works, rather than just showing us basic circuits! This stuff is so interesting! I can't wait to try this!

Good explanation sir thank you!

sadly im not able to follow as i dont have a 100 ohm resistor from my upgrade kit... or i just dont know what to use 😅 have 1k 10k 220r 470R 2k 4k7 i have no idea... hehe still a beginner but thank you for sharing the basics...

Doesn't current run from positive to negative though? Why isn't that LED burning out?

Thank you I learned something here...

Thank you so much for this video, it really helped me a lot.

I've literally just built my first breadboard circuit with this.

The video was good I love it

Thank you sr I have tried it and found out that it works