I was caught
In the middle of a railroad track (thunder)
I looked 'round
And I knew there was no turning back (thunder)
My mind raced
And I thought, what could I do? (Thunder)
And I knew
There was no help, no help from you (thunder)
Sound of the drums
Beating in my heart
The thunder of guns
Tore me apart
You've been
Thunderstruck
Thats what i'm assuming too, but if I have to assume that then the soldering was probably not that great. Those through holes look like there was no solder that reached the other side.
Half wave?
yep! uses capacitor and resistor to smooth the output
Looks like it.
diöde.
I hope the AC you're going to rectify is just from an isolated power adapter.
That’ll convert atLEAST 1v I’m sure 👍 (Sorry couldn’t resist)
I can borrow you some resistors
NOW, I can resist!
Now turn it back to AC!
I was caught In the middle of a railroad track (thunder) I looked 'round And I knew there was no turning back (thunder) My mind raced And I thought, what could I do? (Thunder) And I knew There was no help, no help from you (thunder) Sound of the drums Beating in my heart The thunder of guns Tore me apart You've been Thunderstruck
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I got a good few lines in before I realised what this was AND I love this song!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4Ao-iNPPUc
Sick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKZTdkvr4qo
Good start! Given that you have so much space on that perfboard, you can add more components on top of that later :)
Leds. Lots of leds. 😍
I am going to add a step-down transformer.
Why not adding 3 more diodes to make FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER instead of a puny single diode?
Electroboom voice
Looks good. I also have these boards and i love them so much!
Sprinkle three more diodes so you can increase the efficiency of that AC-DC converter.
FUL... *inhales* its just a single diode but it will do ~smart electrical engineer living in Canada
Ah yes, a fellow Electroboom enjoyer.
Looks fancy
Good job! Now, if this is not meant to be part of a larger project, put it in a nice wooden box or something. Half the fun is making it look good!
Simple is best, do you have any simple DC/DC?
This design has much power loss, you can use diodes bridge configuration to get a full wave rectifier instead.
Good job! **Now plug it into the mains AC.** JUST kidding! **Don't.**
Test how many amps it can handle on 240V?
Unrelated, but does anyone here ever use the edge of these with a card edge connector to expand to other boards?
You should learn to take pictures.
Sorry I took it on my phone about 5 hours before I posted this, so it was pretty late
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Especially when trying to kill yourself with electronics
Is that unsoldered or poorly soldered?
I would guess soldered from other side considering those are THT components
Thats what i'm assuming too, but if I have to assume that then the soldering was probably not that great. Those through holes look like there was no solder that reached the other side.
They do seem a bit empty but i wouldn't judge it based on poor quality picture, test of time will tell if they are soldered well xd
Not yet soldered. I’m adding a transformer
Makes sense. I would be really careful if you plan to do anything with mains power.