How does a mobile charger work? SMPS with Opto-Coupler.
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Both the transistors, S8050 and 13001, are NPN Bipolar Junction Transistors.
The numbers on SMD Resistors are their values in ohm (Ω), not their codes.
Correction- In the video the fusible resistor is 2.6Ω and not 260kΩ.
Circuit Diagram - drive.google.com/file/d/1TWNf6OfTSGOfDitfw5u4qp9Hv…
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Circuit Diagram - drive.google.com/file/d/1TWNf6OfTSGOfDitfw5u4qp9Hv… Correction - In the video the fusible resistor is 2.6Ω and not 260kΩ.
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Another advantage of these types of power supplies (besides their reduced size) is universal input voltage. Most of these can operate from 100V to 240V AC.
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Wow, i had no idea that was all going on in those little power adaptors. I thought it was just a step down transformer. What brilliant engineering! Thanks so much for making this video!
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I'm just gonna pretend I understood it all
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Unfortunately, brain.exe has stopped working. Force close
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I like how those "AC > DC > AC > DC" conversion is having a great efficiency
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this is amazing. Don´t understand why people don´t put things like this on tv shows.
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Being a visual learner, this will help tons. I just need to watch it 20 - 30 more times
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This video answered and settled a big question in my mind that had remained unanswered for many years. Thanks a zillion,now I can go back to work
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state of the art video tutorial, I'm searching this kind of explanation for years now, finally someone did this, great thanks 👍👍
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YOU MUST BE A VERY SEASONED ELECTRONIC ENGINEER. YOUR EXPLANATION IS VERY CLEAR!!
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This is just beautiful. Never seen such a good explanation about electronics.
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I would not expect something so simple in a modern phone charger. I'd expect this in the 90's. This is probably the cheapest way to get a regulated +5V, I can't argue with that! From what I see, the transistors are in an astable multivibrator configuration, then they go into a pulse transformer. What I would expect is common mode chokes for EMI, a high-efficiency switch-mode controller with a fast FET to reduce time in the linear region for efficiency purposes, and MOV ( or . Great video! The animations and explanation was great (I smiled when I heard you explain why you can't just use a transformer at 50/60Hz). I'm an electrical engineer and I approve.
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Best video you literally changed a loser in electronic concepts to a topper in his class I give you a applaud for that very few people have the talent and compassion to turn something interesting and complicated things as simple,keep up the good work man.
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You make it understand better with 3D visuals and animation.👍
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Im glad i found this gem of a video. Thank you very much.
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Great Explanation 👍👍👍
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I've gone through many such videos, but this one is far the BEST video and awesome explanation. I also loved it because he gave the full circuit diagram. Many thanks.
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i'll be proud to share it on all social media man !!!!! just perfect !
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I like the way you explain. Very simple, logical and brief (knowing that most viewers are familiar with electricity). Thank you and keep it up!