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How to Read Schematics

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Comment from : @myschool35

Do you have the Battery Symbol for Positive/Negative backwards? I thought the long T was Positive and the short T was negative
Comment from : @coolmbb19942

Thank you for the Great Videos
Comment from : @jluke6861

Thank you, loved your teaching and method to break down the entire process
Comment from : @AbdulHannan-pd5rr

Thanks ❤❤❤
Comment from : @thycattuongtran9885

I'm new to this, and find it hard to learn this topic I love that this video is so detailed I'll watch the other too; thank you for your hard work of explaining it very patiently
Comment from : @zolee0013

voltages acronyms are difficult to understand , VDD , VIN , VCC , VBAT and so on
Comment from : @tunkunrunk

Good work
Comment from : @leonmarienga3293

Excellent video, thanks a lot
Comment from : @fabio1

Great video! I am in my 3rd Year of Electrical and this is a plus for understanding schematics symbols in a drawing Keep up the good work with the videos!
Comment from : @666gelinas1

At 34:34 he drew the battery symbol but labeled the wrong side for the positive terminal
Comment from : @bobdevine4730

Great videos! You deserve a much wider audience
Comment from : @leonlamot3061

Really enjoyed this session Made me understand many things I could not figure out on my own, Diodes fall under what category? Or are they explained in the following sessions?
Comment from : @saydmarschany8321

Thanks so much for this video I’ve been looking for a lesson delivered in a simple easy to understand manner on the topic for ever I’m definitely going to view the follow ups
Comment from : @shaunozs1ra92

Daunting part of schematics is not understanding the symbol meaning
Comment from : @Hff19927

Thx
Comment from : @alek002

Thank you very much for these videos, they are very helpful!
Comment from : @Mechanical_TestEngineer_Guy

Taking notes thinking about making flash cards like I used to back in the day to memorize them I like how the principal Carrie’s over between symbols like variable , tapped, trimmed etc…
Comment from : @topofhelist6592

Yes Terence is extremely interested in schematics and how these do work schematics
Comment from : @terencebarfield5864

I'm sitting here in my taxi on the rank and enjoying your tutorial inbetween jobsbrVery interesting thanks 👍
Comment from : @darynsax

Having trouble finding part 2 of this
Comment from : @tomorrowsnews3915

thanks for your time and information so much to love about this video I assume your wife in the background, very sweet!
Comment from : @lawrence21109

Some people take knowledge and build themselves a wall to separate themselves from others…you, sir, take knowledge and lay that wall flat and make a table so everyone can sit at it Thank you for that
Comment from : @kenmichaels1842

Top notch education we get from you and I for one am entirely grateful
Comment from : @barrylavanway-cutler6129

Please , could you help me find the problem with my laptop brIt is hp pavilion g6 motherboard R 13brIn the beginning, there was power but there was no data brNow there is no power at all I mean the indicator light of the power source is offbrAny suggestions , please
Comment from : @ibrahimmohammed227

Excellent video thank you Just got my entry level job as an electrical engineer, and I am using your video as a review
Comment from : @MarioRodriguez-gr8wc

Thank you it was very interesting
Comment from : @francismannion7075

thank you for this video
Comment from : @Amitshendage

The very important and obscure part in repair domain is schematic thank u sir for this very important explication
Comment from : @jameskidd7906

Nice video shot, thank you for sharing it, keep it up :)
Comment from : @RixtronixLAB

Hi Richard, I dedicated myself following this series :) Thanks in advance
Comment from : @darkdepth1991

You have done such a good job here, I just want to say thank-you I've taught and know the effort and time which goes into these things, so thanks very much indeed 👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : @acestudioscouk-Ace-G0ACE

Little correction - the long line of the Battery symbole represented the Possitive terminal
Comment from : @rishanranatunga4851

Excellent start Thanks for sharing, I'm looking forward to watching the other 2 parts that you've published ☺
Comment from : @castlecodersltd

Awesome thanks for the videos
Comment from : @davestake44

Always interesting to see all the different symbols they use for different components Very useful knowledge to know!
Comment from : @marauderofdeath6401

Very good tutorial, thank you!
Comment from : @dainiuslukosevicius

when taking measurements which ground would you use?
Comment from : @milhousesmom

Thanks!
Comment from : @johnrogers2826

I do wish that you had posted this 20 years ago 😂brThe ground Symbols have subtly different meanings ie chassis and true earth groundI’m certain that you know thisbrExcellent work top marks from me
Comment from : @davet3804

Excellent tutorial!
Comment from : @ricksampson6780

Brill
Comment from : @gbondbasic

7:35 - ever came across a memristor?br11:00 - One type of these are called resistor networks in some applications, usually configured as a SIP with several pins for a through hole board The silkscreen on the PCB would use RN and a number as its designation (eg, RN101)
Comment from : @garypoplin4599

Brilliant Thanks for this!
Comment from : @wildcat189

Been hoping you would do something on schematics for a while now and I think it’s definitely best that it’s broken up into 2 or 3 videos!
Comment from : @garethedwards3379

Hello Richard I've been repairing a lot of microwave ovens lately I am looking for a DIY device to measure the HV diode with, for example, 2 LEDs, a red and green to indicate the status of the diode and whether it is open or shorted Of course, the HV diode is first removed from the microwave oven to do the measurement Testing with a normal DVM is not possible because the internal power supply of a DVM is insufficient to measure this diode I am currently dealing with a series connection of a 9V battery with the DVM, but this is not very professional and also hassle with battery and DVM Can you therefore possibly provide me with a diagram or make a small video on You Tube for a handy test device that can possibly work on the mains voltage of 230VAC (of course with an internal transformer to reduce the voltage) I follow your videos regularly and they are very educational Please keep up the good work for this Have already created a small database of your most important videos to be able to consult them in the future if necessary My heartfelt thanks in advance and many greetings from the rainy country of Belgium Andy
Comment from : @Beekaert

Amazing refresh 👍
Comment from : @electronicsrepairbasics_erb

Got an OND in electronics in 1986 and stopped using it in 88 Just got back into it, and you are certainly helping the steep learning curve Excellent and thank you
Comment from : @joannebattye263

Hi Richard,brSuper Video,,❤👍👍br41:18 you have forgotten the down arrow
Comment from : @Lightrunner

Thanks this is most informative?
Comment from : @edwardwalker8745

Thank you!!
Comment from : @gregbennett2437

I needed this ! Thanks !
Comment from : @TheMausebert

Excellent video thanks
Comment from : @paulhyland4653

You might want to point your viewers towards IEC 60617 as a good reference for schematic diagram symbols
Comment from : @TheEmbeddedHobbyist

your videos are just simply amazing, keep up the great work!
Comment from : @snailevangelist

Heya, stil learned 2 or 3 things so that's a good thing can't wait for part 2 and 3
Comment from : @Dutch_off_grid_homesteading

Surely the short line on a battery symbol i s negative
Comment from : @HB-bf6dl

I used to have 600 Sam,s
Comment from : @jimnicosia5934

Some schematics are so incredibly abstract Learning to read them isn't easy And even after a long time doing it you still sometimes run into ones that use conventions ur not entirely familiar with Especially in specialised subfields
Comment from : @christopherjackson2157