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Learn about electronics - without any electricity! Build mechanical circuits with Spintronics.
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@EngineeringMindset Год назад

⚠ *Need a spintronics kit?* Get one here:▶ www.upperstory.com/spintronics

@garrithsmith799 Год назад

This is amazing! What a way to learn electrical theory! I'm sold! Make a great Christmas present.

@TheKuptis Год назад

Whoever took the concept and actually made mechanical gears to replicate electricity is a genius.

@EvilBrit89 Год назад

Imagine if the concept pre dated electricity

@MadScientist267 Год назад

🙄

@bobwilson7684 8 месяцев назад

@@EvilBrit89 I would say "predated the modern use of electricity", humans have always been aware of the existance of "energy" and "force", just interpretated in different ways, otherwise thee would not be digital technology today, the oldest example probably of complex use of "electricity" and "magnetism", just a water mill, older than life, is exactly the same as the game of this video

@user-wy5kv7em6h Месяц назад

@@bobwilson7684 The Turing machine was somewhat a mechanical computer.

@Pyroteknikid Год назад

Patiently waiting for someone to cover a gymnasium floor with this stuff to build a computer.

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

While building the circuits I realised it would be possible to build an entire computer. A simple one. It would take a lot of time to design and build. But, I'm tempted

@Pyroteknikid Год назад

@@EngineeringMindset Maybe start with a mechanical 555?

@JasonJrake Год назад

…that runs Minecraft, in which someone builds a mechanical computer….

@frommarkham424 Год назад

I remember steve mould once made a computer that runs on water

@TheSleepyCraftsman Год назад

Tempting 😏😌

@aaronsj80 Год назад

If I had this as a kid, I would constantly be wanting more components and trying to build giant circuits. It would be kind of like model trainsets where I always needed more track to complete my vision.

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Now we are adults, we can have all the components we want!

@aaronsj80 Год назад

@@EngineeringMindset True. Now if only I could just figure out how to get the amount free time I had as a kid to work on projects like that.

@privacyvalued4134 Год назад

@@aaronsj80 There's always your second childhood...assuming you still have your mental faculties and enough physical strength to do so at that point. That mythical time known as retirement.

@me0101001000 Год назад

My granddad was a physics professor, and I can just imagine how much he would have loved this. I think I'm going to have to get one when I can.

@arxaaron Год назад

Brilliant educational toy! Awesome creative engineering in the translation to mechanical representations. Giving all the basic electronics concepts physicality makes them so much easier to conceptualize -- seeing your demo clarified and solidified a lot my understanding.. Thanks for giving the product some exposure. Definitely a gift for the grandkids when they get a few years older.

@widdly-scuds Год назад

This is probably one of the most intuitive ways someone has ever explained circuits and the black magic that is electricity to me, to us all. As someone who works on cars a lot and is very mechanically inclined, this makes a lot more sense to me than the "water pipes" explanation a lot of people use

@Gearz-365 Год назад

Mechanical engineering mixes with electrical engineering. As a mechanical enthusiast myself, I think it's amazing

@nevernether3368 Год назад

This is very clockpunk and I'm all for it. I love this concept and wish it was implemented in society

@user-wv1ek4mg2w Год назад

Wow! Amazing translation! I haven't seen this in my life before. I will get to know more of this. Thanks a lot! You really make things easier for me and makes me more interested in electrical engineering. I do enjoy your videos. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!❤❤❤❤❤

@Haigotron Год назад

Bought this for my kids a few months ago, and they love it. Highly recommend!

@himanshugawri Год назад

The best thing I came across on the Internet today. Watching those parts moving was so satisfactory.

@brianb.2398 Год назад

I bought this for my son last Christmas. It's fun to play with!

@mediup2472 Год назад

I found it funny how this video got recommended to me right after my electronics exam. Really cool to hear such a good explanation for stuff you crammed into your head for the whole week

@theDane70 3 месяца назад

I’ve been in electronics for almost 40 years and this is a great video if you understand the base of it....great work

@simonilett998 Год назад

Thanks, Paul, this video was fantastic👍 I'm a mechanical fitter by trade, so I have a good grasp of most mechanical concepts. I have been into electronics since about age 10, so I also really enjoy the electronics and electrical diagnostics and/or repair work that comes along with some of my jobs, probably more than the mechanical work. But, even though I am very familiar with relating mechanical concepts to electrical understanding, volume, pressure, current flow, restriction etc.... Seeing this video and having to combine both of these concepts at once...JUST BLEW MY TINY LITTLE MIND😁🤣🇦🇺

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Glad to hear. I think it's great to find an educational product that purposely teaches these concepts. We can all make associations in our minds but to follow along and see it is different.

@superhiway 17 дней назад

Cant say that I saw a gizmo like this or even the concept 30yrs ago when I earned my BS in EET. ⚡First time I've ever seen electricity represented in a mechanical form and I'm very impressed. Great video just as the others I viewed... New sub! 👍

@eell8383 Год назад

Omg this is soo cool. I'd really love to have one of these kits. Also you did a really great job at explaining things as always 😊

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Super fun product, excited to see what other components they will launch.

@frommarkham424 Год назад

I heard that it is also possible to make computers (logic gates) using DNA

@flyback_driver Год назад

I've been thinking about getting this for my niece and nephew to play with whenever they come over. I bought a set that had the actual components attached to plastic and you'd connect them like Legos. The fact they have a little spice program is pretty cool man.

@KB-ld7jw Год назад

That kit is awesome. I have to get one. This would help my new techs better understand circuitry.

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Glad to hear, thought it was a such a good product and a new approach to learning electronics, especially for mechanical minded people

@sharenerobinson1726 11 месяцев назад

Very great video! I'm currently studying to take my Qmed-oiler exam and with me being new to this industry, you really helped. I'm subscribed!

@mohamedtaherbenhammadi 10 месяцев назад

Just wow! My first time to see such stuff ! Amazing conversions between mechanics and electrics

@micheltbooltink Год назад

I'm going to share this video to the school of my kids. This makes electricity so easy to understand

@atomicdmt8763 6 месяцев назад

awesome! loved the 'discharge the capacitor' bit

@i_Kruti Год назад

It's very interesting and amazing to see electric/electronic circuit in form of mechanical circuit system....🤩🙃💚

@SONYSony-em8dt 5 месяцев назад

And I want to say this the best Elec.Channel

@JuliusUnique Год назад

wow, these analogies are great to understand what is going on

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Glad to hear

@tomfii Год назад

my therapist: the mechanical circuit board mouse is not real. It can't hurt you the mechanical circuit board mouse: 7:18

@getreadytotube 5 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@americanmade9002 Год назад

Greatest tool ever to help mechanical minded people like myself

@ruperterskin2117 Год назад

Cool. Thanks for sharing.

@1.4142 Год назад

Saw this on reddit a few years ago. Nice to see the commercial success.

@zarblitz Год назад

Definitely buying this for my kids. They're a few years too young to fully appreciate it just yet, so I guess I'll just have to play with it until they're old enough.

@kumaresann3286 Год назад

Hi sir i am from India this video is very very fundamental of application so this is very useful to beginners please upload this kind of video sir

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Thanks, glad to hear. We have covered the basics of electricity in many videos. Please check them out

@bramfran4326 Год назад

I would love to try the LC circuit!

@alirezaakhavi9943 10 месяцев назад

this is really amazing! thank you for sharing

@vaakdemandante8772 3 месяца назад

Have it and can confirm - it's great :)

@Losttoanyreason Год назад

This is wonderful! Soooo cool! Like a physical version of the electronics devices done in Minecraft but one can actually touch these. I wonder if making a computer is possible , well with enough kits naturally, LOL. 🥰

@PriyanshuSingh-rh3pr Год назад

Interesting...🔥 learnt something new today...thank you 😊

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Glad to hear

@SB-qm5wg Год назад

Smart idea

@user-vs5vr7xi9r Год назад

Very good idea 👍

@jacebeleren9679 Год назад

ty kindly for this! Brilliant 😁👍

@nastyevilbunny Год назад

Very clockwork punk. Love it.

@Bianchi77 10 месяцев назад

Nice video, well done,thanks for sharing it with us :)

@Life_42 Год назад

I love these!

@tankersstuff315 Год назад

The steampunknes of it is so god damn good and immersive, and i love it

@minimalrandom Год назад

This is sick

@sudheerkumar5966 Год назад

Very very good

@XiaZ Год назад

If you have Inductor, Diode, Switch, and Capacitor that mean you can make a boost converter. Let see if voltage on the output capacitor will increase with this Spintronics model.

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Yeah, the book even shows you how to make it too! So many good examples inside

@mtgwdefender Год назад

WOW! 😮. A new way to look at the electricity

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

I tried this first one and immediately ordered the 2nd, thinking what giant project could I build next

@kori228 Год назад

saw this on steve mould's channel, neat idea

@Mrpurple75 9 месяцев назад

That is how my mind works, thank you

@samuelboutin4305 Год назад

That is very nice ! Next you need to build a 555 timmer with those gears hahaha

@huseman21 Год назад

Wow, Ive never thought of using gears to explain electricity. Genius.

@tehwarl0ck Год назад

sooo jelly ive been following this when it was on early kickstarter

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

I don't know how I didn't hear about this project sooner. I should spend more time on kickstarter

@lawrencer25 Год назад

Very nice ❤

@PirateWasHere Год назад

Pretty Awesome way to explain 🍻🍕

@davidcourtney1398 Год назад

Can you build logic gates, a full adder, and those kinds of things?

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Yep, There was a whole section on logic gates in the book. I haven't completed the game yet though.

@C-KnowledgeBank Год назад

I really like to watch the video ❤🥰

@pin-monkeypinball3548 Год назад

This is genius.

@casperrekmans 9 месяцев назад

You should make a full adder using spintronics!

@elesystemic6742 Год назад

Multi output level changer

@Elkhaligy Год назад

great

@microsnook3 Год назад

Is there a channel similar to this, but explaining tools and how they work?

@ClericChris Год назад

The best circuit to build would be an amplified radiowave transmitter and receiver. It might also be good to get input from a mechanical engineer. Several things were missed that could be talked about. Watts or HP (how much and how fast can work be done) = volts current velocity force. The basic fundamentals of electromagnet and mechanical are the the same and often come together in fluid mechanics.

@Codyjrt Год назад

This might get kids interested in our hobby.

@gmeast Год назад

There is a mechanical transistor that makes mechanical PWM possible and was invented over 23 years ago. It is a clutch that can go from a state of "engagement to one of disengagement" in a millisecond without loss due to slippage and thus no heat loss. Full engagement and full disengagement occurs with the application and removal of a Control Torque, respectively. And as can be implied, it has an Input, an Output and a Control. The Torque throughput can be many thousand times the Control Torque. This can happen because there is no translation of components to establish a state of engagement or disengagement ... only the application (or not) of a Control. It's called The Roller Cascade Clutch and was invented by me.

@williambartels9877 Год назад

I could see this working as a code loop if complex enough. If so, you could create simple little machines.

@duality4y Год назад

What are the volts in this case? it's a little confusing because the current is like the chain moving at a constant speed then what are the volts, like in an electrical circuit the voltage is determined by how many electrons you have or the potential of electrons (is a difference).

@photophone5574 Год назад

1:52 What if you took several of those gramophone ammeters and connected them with different gear ratios. If you spin another at a rate of 1.5x the first ammeter then it will make a perfect fifth. Doing 1.25x makes a major third. Play a root, major third, and perfect fifth and voila! You get a major chord. Consonant: 2x - Octave 1.2x - Minor Third 1.25x - Major Third 1.33x - Perfect Fourth 1.5x - Fifth Dissonant: 1.066x - Minor Second 1.125x - Major Second 1.414x - Tritone

@That_Freedom_Guy Год назад

That's lateral thinking! 💡👍

@definty Год назад

When are they going to add a magnet spinning inside of a coil voltmeter? That would be awesome and a nice intro into real electronics starting literally at the most important thing, electricity generation!

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

There's endless possibilities for new components. I'm sure we'll see further expansion packs and developments.

@toushevtsurpe8568 Год назад

Could you make a astable vibrator flashing LED circuit with it?

@yt-xo4lb Год назад

What makes electrical spark in contacts?

@johnchase7667 Год назад

I don't know if this is amazing or stupid but I so wish I had it when I was a child. I could have played with this for so long!

@yashurao6543 Год назад

Hello , Brother can you make a video about working of CE,CB,CC Amplifiers❤

@elmerjohnsuganob4847 Год назад

Hi Engineer, avid fan and subscriber here. Can I request for you to cover calculating ventilation rates (cfm), for ERV / Fresh Air Intake units for outdoor air introduction? Thank you

@ChrisC-xj1sd Год назад

I wonder how an H-bridge would be like considering the different ways it can be assembled

@gldaniscixecocxi 11 месяцев назад

Great❤

@surgingcircuits6955 Год назад

I Dig It! :D

@jimtwisted1984 Год назад

Is there any electrical effect which cannot be modeled mechanically?

@idothings6685 Год назад

PhD in ee here. I really like this. The inductor is a little weird, but overall this is awesome for kids.

@JCAtkeson3 Год назад

Pretty genius. They should sell an all metal version for $$$.

@jacksparro3150 Год назад

The concept of a mechanical transistor has a long way to go. The base is not simply switched on by a voltage. To turn a transistor on assuming it's a BJT type, you need a small base current. Mechanically, that would be a very slow moving chain on the base which will allow a fast moving chain from the collector to emitter. Then the speed of the chain at the emitter must be equal to the sum of the chain speeds for both the collector and base. Emitter current = base current + collector current.

@maaikw7645 Год назад

I think the concept is amazing, but for someone like me, who has little knowledge or talent for either mechanics or electronics, it was not easier to understand, to be honest. However for kids it is safer and the larger scale makes experimenting so much easier

@mohammadaljadi75 Год назад

Correct me if I am wrong, the simulation is not accurate in the case of a parallel circuit, the "resistors" here will experience a rotational speed depending on the gear diameter not on the resistor's value!

@FlammableElectronics Год назад

I want a spintronics kit to make a LC Oscillator lmao, also you didnt say FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER

@TheFinagle Год назад

Now make an x86_64 complete processor and run a chat GPT3 on one of these. Ok that would be a lot of gears, especially the ram and harddrive components - but you absolutely could.

@jaredsalazarofficial Год назад

11:46 I thought they are going to use ratchet mechanism. It only spins in one direction and also needs an initial force to move.

@davidu4758 Год назад

Hmm, electrinic steampunk. I must look into this.

@solarflare623 Год назад

I’m now imagining someone in a steampunk universe who has managed to build a computer out of these.

@lukaskovac5010 Год назад

please make dc to ac inverter🙏

@kennethpaschall6811 Год назад

Well I want to get a kit but I'd modify mine for basically putting thread on a bobbin for my off-grid sewing machine

@andyp3834 Год назад

now i SEE why i failed electronics, thanks man, you made my day!

@thedeeprot Год назад

👌👌👌👌

@dodgygoose3054 Год назад

I love how Steampunk this is .... oh, so clever.

@zenithparsec Год назад

Make an oscillator. Ideally, make a synthesizer. ;] But an RC oscillator should be doable. And also perhaps make an electric motor driver as a form of power supply. This would free up your hands to do other things.

@EngineeringMindset Год назад

Yep, instructions in book for hoe yo make it.so many amazing circuits it can make

@wompstopm123 Год назад

rubber bands, water, gears, its all the flow of energy!

@Dudetainment Год назад

I was following the whole video and understanding everything, but then my mind was blown at the fact that outlets look different in other countries🤯😂😂