I am a Computer Engineering Student, I wish this is how our professors visualize and teach us electronics

@Tyvototuo

Жыл бұрын

Same

@imadeddinemanssouri7709

Жыл бұрын

for real i have the same wish 😟😟😪

@addanametocontinue

Жыл бұрын

You realize these videos take a lot of skill and time to make. No way your average professor, even if really good as explaining things, is going to have the time nor skillset to produce such videos.

@you-know-who5657

Жыл бұрын

Hey there fellow human with same pfp

@MrTyty527

Жыл бұрын

@@addanametocontinue that's why we have this channel and we appreciate the collective effort!

The production level is amazing and yet very underrated

@religionbuster7180

Жыл бұрын

it has 1.1m subscriber later this will have a million views. you dont even know what underrated means.

@akhmadali5064

Жыл бұрын

how you can come with 'underrated' statement

@coin777

Жыл бұрын

Underated is such overated word right now.

@truck.-kun.

Жыл бұрын

Nothing's underrated. This will explode

@custardtart1312

Жыл бұрын

Tired old cliche from someone who’s only just found the channel. Goon.

As always incredible level of animation, is it possible to make a behind the seat video where you explain how your animations are made, how long it takes etc. I think it would be really interesting for the audience.

@innovativeadvertising6463

10 ай бұрын

Hey {{3}}, I totally agree with your suggestion! A behind-the-scenes video explaining the process of creating those incredible animations would be super interesting. It would give the audience a deeper understanding of the time and effort it takes to produce such high-quality content. I'm always fascinated by the creative aspects of technology. Keep up the great work! 💪🖥🎬

@f.antonio1113

9 ай бұрын

I was scrooling to write the same commentary

@WowYesWow

5 ай бұрын

Yes

The editing and visuals in your videos are superb. Thank you for sharing such informative and high-quality content.

@innovativeadvertising6463

10 ай бұрын

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@KKKYS_NIGA69

7 ай бұрын

@@innovativeadvertising6463 no

Lovin the narration, and seeing the visuals and graphics improve from your first video is actually inspiring me to keep learning and get better.

In fact, a click creates a blow of a plastic cap on the upper face of a mechanical button. The sharper and stronger pressing, the louder this sound. If you press the button slowly, or do not push the keycap to the lowest position, the sound of this keyboard is much quieter. For "blue" mechanical buttons, an additional sound is created by the impact of… that white element on the bottom of the button. It is also enhanced by keycap. The sound of the membrane keyboard is muffled by rubber dome. There is no such thing in mechanical buttons, so the sound is stronger. If you put a rubber ring between the keycap and + thing on the button, the sound from pressing will also be quieter.

@daniellewilson8527

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. I love learning

@94D33M

Жыл бұрын

Could you suggest any silent keyboard that does not make any sound at all ?

@ivanalaskevich4736

Жыл бұрын

@@94D33M Rather not, I'm not well versed in the keyboard market, I just know approximately how they work. And I'm not even sure that a 100% silent keyboard is exists, there will always be at least some noise from moving parts. All I can advise is to go to a real store and listen with your own ears, instead of believing ads like “Wow! This keyboard is really silent!”. . . . Although there are 2 more or less silent options ... but you obviously won't like them. "Laser keyboard" and a tablet with a virtual keyboard. There are no moving parts - nothing to make noise, but they are far from comfortable.

@asdfsdfsadfasdfsf

Жыл бұрын

@@94D33M there are no silent kb that doesnt make any sound. the only nearest to silent is touch like on smartphone. or something like a laser keyboard but they are really not practical to use as daily keyboard. you only have 2 choices, membrane cheap and feels like trash. and mechanical kb with silent switch. but both are not really silent tho.

@nikolay9584

Жыл бұрын

If you hit keys on membrane keyboard rather then press it is very loud. Trash cheap keyboard without metal base plate drums times louder then clicky Cherry MX Blue.

Love it😎

@rabjkasbhHea

Жыл бұрын

Hey you are the one who run this channel

@mandakhg6568

Жыл бұрын

@Jared Owen - you, Animagraffs and this channel are gem of KZread education.

@AIhhh12

Жыл бұрын

抓紧更新作品，还有空评论！哈哈哈

@kaushplays1914

Жыл бұрын

@@rabjkasbhHea yeah i was wonderingg the same hee coments on every branch eeducation video( dont mind the two lettters instead of one, my keyboard does that thing)

@amocapivarasrebaixadas

Жыл бұрын

I'm waiting for you to post videos

I am a CS student and this is really fascinating to watch 😄 I always thought how all these keys can be taken in account with such small amount of input lines ..the concept was matrices was amazing and inspiring

@Steamrick

5 ай бұрын

Mind you, the input shown was the super-budget option that minimizes complexity. The tradeoff is that when you press more keys at once, there are combinations where the controller is unable to tell which and how many are pressed in total. More expensive keyboards will have different control layouts that allow for more keys to be pressed simultaneously.

this is a really good explanation of how keyboards work. however, one thing to note is that mechanical keyboard clicks on clicky switches generally come from a click mechanism, not the contact between the metal leaves. this can best be demonstrated by using a key switch without a click mechanism, such as a linear switch. which will generally be much quieter than clicky switches. other than that, most of your information is correct. keep up the great work!

@janivniv

10 ай бұрын

yeah, wanted to say the same thing :P if it were to be made from the metals then the sound would be much more metalic than plasticy

@yurio3693

4 ай бұрын

Hi breadles

@breadles_

4 ай бұрын

@@yurio3693 hi

Sorry to inform you, but the click mechanism explained is incorrect. The click in not produced by snapping of metal contact points of the leaf, but when the click jacket(white part below blue stem) strikes the bottom of the stem or the switch.

what took me half a term to learn the basics i learned in 10 minutes from this channel. Keep it up!

I would love if you guys did a video like this that shows us how you make these kinds of videos. Like how you go from getting the physical item and how you break it down and model it on a computer. That would fascinating!

Thanks to our COA preethi mam for this link

The amount of effort and quality dedicated to these videos is awesome, thank you!

This videos feels both like an orgasm to the brain by finally understanding all this tech to its finests details, and an orgasm to the eyes. Those animations are beautiful, smooth and so close to real... I can't believe people can access this for free...

I really appreciate this channel. It is too brilliant.

You sir are a a real contributor of knowledge to the world. Your videos should be standard material in universities :) Complex topics explained in an easy, understandable and awesome visualized way! Keep on going, THIS is what youtube really needs, not the 1000th channel about some crap....

@TechySkills

Жыл бұрын

donation and no comment? *OPERATION SWARM, DEPLOY*

@Darsh0606

Жыл бұрын

@@TechySkills yeeee

@supers.k9375

11 ай бұрын

🎉🎉🎉

@MyB4llsHurt

8 ай бұрын

@@supers.k9375 🎉🎉🎉

This video is so good. Explaining regular simple yet very complex stuff that basically everyone uses at these detailed explanations, is chefs kiss :)

Wonderfully produced video as always, but there are some errors/incorrect definitions worth noting; 1:14: The 104 'keys' are actually 'keycaps'. 1:24: The rubber dome sheet isn't under the keys, it is the keys (the actuation mechanism). 1:41: At the start you mention the cost of wired office keyboard, but are now discussing a wireless one which isn't a big deal, but a little misleading. 2:24: I'd phrase it 'when the user presses down on the 'keycap' or 'when the key is pressed, the rubber dome collapses'. This is an issue of calling the keycap a key 5:23: (might be incorrect) Would have been good to explicity call this polling rate and give the frequency in Hz. 5:27: I could be wrong here, but scanning is constant. You can't start scanning when you detect a key because you need to be scanning to detect the key in the first place. 8:05: Not all of them click, but given the target audience this makes sense. 8:12: Ironically, you call these keycaps on the mechanical keyboard but not the membrane one. 8:16: An unfortunate side effect of using Cherry MX blues as the example switch is that this slider design is unique to click-jacket switches and isn't representative of linear, tactile, and other clicky switch designs. The slider in MX blues is more commonly called a 'click jacket' because it's separate from the blue stem and pole. 8:53: This is just incorrect. The leaves contacting each other is not the source of the clicking sound in any MX-style switch. The actual souce of the click is the click jacket hitting the bottom housing. The pole hitting the bottom housing creates that 'clack' sound. 9:04: You also actually never explained why this switch is tactile. The animation shows it, but it is not explained. 9:00: Again calling the keycap a 'key'. 9:11: The stem and slider in MX blues is actually separated to create hysteresis. What you described is travel distance to actuate the switch, which all MX-style mechanical switches have (typically around 2mm). 9:37: Eh, I would argue most rubber domes are more tactile than MX blues. 9:40: The keycap hitting the rubber dome isn't the source of tactility, the collapsing of the rubber dome is.

This channel, that I only found out abt days ago, is amazing. Not only do you answer questions I've had, but also many I - by seeing your thumbnails - wasn't aware of I wanted answered. You do it in such a tremendous way as well! How easy you explain it, is paradoxically not easy. It takes skill to do that in the educational way as you do. Simple and straight to the point. Other than the sponsor section, no time is wasted on anything irrelevant to the content. To me, honestly, that is such a relief - to listen to something that is professional and entertaining, without any annoyance or irrelevancy. Real chill too, with the calm way it's explained. What's so impressive, I think, is you do it the same way in every video - no matter the topic. Many of which are complex. Still, whether it's graphic cards or lithium batteries, inside 30-ish minutes, you make it so anyone can understand it. So, respect! Great video! Great channel!

Great vid! The renderings are excellent, very clear and easy to understand.

i just amazed to see , what a marveous 3d editing ? how much efforts are inserted to make this topic cleareley understandable. Thank you for making such educational video for free .

Very well described. Thank you!

This is the bst videos I've ever seen on KZread they're so detailed and easily understood. Thank you @Branch Education

Thank you for all your videos ! Great videos ! Great source of info !

The animation and explanation are so well-done.

Awesome! Thanks guys👍!

Fantastic work as always!

Thanks for existing, man. Love your videos.

Love it. The voice is very calming and crystal clear. Videos are also top quality and very easy to understand. The modelling of all those components is very very interesting. I'd definitely love to watch how these videos are made from scratch.

Oh my G! best tech youtube video watched in my 15+ years of usage. WHat a brilliant content!

Quality of your work ever TOP [ information , animations and didatic ]...Brasil, Thanks!

Beautifully done!

Thank you for the knowledge!

Great Video! 🎉🎉 Thank you! ❤

Incredible & detailed explanation. Thank you so much

the animation is Dope! Subscribed!

Significant topic depth and top notch illustrations as always!

Awesome Video. Highly Appreciated 😊👍🏽

top shelf content right here. Thank you

this channel is awesome thank you guys

Even the AD was interesting , great work! 👍👍👍

I appreciate the effort on animation. And the explanation also very clear ❤️

This is one of the few channels where I don't skip the sponsor segment. This is all super fascinating and I love to learn about whatever. Literally whatever. As long as it is in this format. Sent from my mechanical keyboard.

@triadwarfare

7 ай бұрын

Whether you watch the sponsor segment or not, the creator still gets paid. Don't feel guilt in skipping sponsor segments.

An incredible video! Thanks!

Amazing video ❤❤❤❤❤, simply explaining the mechanism of keyboard. Keep up the good work. 😊

The animation is amazing, thank you so much and keep going

I can't wait for you guys to make a video for microprocessors, keep up the amazing animation. You guys deserve more views and subs.

Amazing breakdown of mechanical keyboard intricacies! Learned how an oscilloscope helps in reverse engineering the design. Can't wait to apply these insights into my own projects. Appreciate your clear explanations and the upcoming Keysight event info. Subscribed and excited for more deep dives into the tech that fuels our world!

wow, both of them work exactly as I thought. I'm really impressed with my mind

Great work! Love this Channel!

awesome and very informative video, thank you guys

Amazing 😍 keep this amazing work 👍👏

increible!!! muy bien explicado! me encantan estos videos

maaaaann increrible!! tnkss guys!!

Animation level MASTERPIECE ... thanks to the production team

Man, I can't believe that I didnt find this channel before, this production level is incredible

Something we use everyday and just take it for granted. Nicely explained. Thanks.

That keyboard matrix explanation is great and easy to understand thanks

This is so fantastic and amazing.Thank you, very much for the content.

It is fun to watch technical content that is so accurate and correct. I thought it was going to be a thing about the USB specification scan code map, the boot protocol, and report based keyboard class interfaces, but you did something better, less USB focused and more keyboards in general.

@triadwarfare

7 ай бұрын

As someone who has a mechanical keyboard, his information about mechanical keyboard is incorrect and incomplete and I feel he should have done a bit more research since a lot of information about mech keyboards are out there since the pandemic, from Tahea Types and Switch & Click.

Really really helpful.❤

I really enjoyed this video and shared it also. The voice is very comfortable to my ears. I wish there was more detail on the laptop keyboard also as that would have been helpful to a personal situation. I found the video animations to be extremely captivating. I'll go watch some more now for fun.

Excellent visuals. Thank you for putting together such a detailed explanation.

Very professional explanation 👏🏻

So glad I found this channel!!

Such an incredible and informative video! I have learned so much about computers from your videos!

Good description. And there are side effects like ghosting and rollover that you've glossed over. The use of diodes to prevent ghosting. But the production values are very good and this is a great introduction to keyboard design.

Your animations are so clean. I look forward to your next video 👍🏼

For some reason I always thought that all the computing to find out which key was pressed was done by the actual computer, thank you. Your videos are amazing

I'd love to see an episode about the plastic Vernier caliper. Thank you for this incredibly high quality educational content.

@BariumCobaltNitrog3n

Жыл бұрын

@Bbccr3444 So cute when bots interact.

this video is very underrated im amazed by the minor knowledge you gave on every thing

Started to watch this channel when I was a college student, now after 4 years, I'm an Engineer at Amazon and still watch this awesome videos. Whoever is behind this channel, you're exceptional :)

@daniellewilson8527

Жыл бұрын

What kinds of things are you working on?

@UncleForHire

Жыл бұрын

"I'm an Engineer" 😁 "at Amazon" 😕

@Yazan_Majdalawi

Жыл бұрын

​@@UncleForHire why "😕"?

@Vuden13

9 ай бұрын

What kind of engineering?

Thanks for all videos. You are amazing!

Very informational love the animation and production always looking forward for the next video.

Another great video! Thanks for taking the time to make it

Wow that was amazing expirience , top notch editing

Amazing work!

wow 🎉 This video is just the best never thought i would come across something like this, to enlighten me more on how keyboards works Keep the great job man much love❤

Thanks you for this incredible beautiful explanation on keyboards. It is always a pleasure 🎉

hats off for your efforts

Always love watching these videos. I already knew a good amount of it but it's always a nice refresher. Also When I saw that wireless keyboard I had a Leonardo pointing at screen meme moment. I have that same exact keyboard for my media center!

Thanks for your hard work

your channel and power cert videos are my IT go to lessons.

I've learned something new 💡 🧠. Thank you so much 💙

Mechanical keyboards are blessing. Writing this from a Keychron K8 Pro Brown Switches.

Holy crap, your production value and attention to detail has skyrocketed. I imagine those 3d models take a while to build, let alone animate, but they make things so much easier to understand. Thank you!

Excellent work ❤😮

Ah yes, mechanical keyboards, a very talked point on rhythm game communities since its said that mechanical keyboards can improve how you play not only for the more tactile feeling but also from higher pooling rates (the rate of the "pulses" that is talked about at 5:15).

@adenosinetp10

Жыл бұрын

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@iFireender

Жыл бұрын

nope, polling rates is something different. Polling rate is on the USB side of things.

@daniellewilson8527

Жыл бұрын

@@iFireender What is it.

@Diskpartitional

Жыл бұрын

@@daniellewilson8527 The polling rate is how often the keyboard sends data to the computer, so response time can be faster. This can be hundreds or thousands of hertz.

@iFireender

Жыл бұрын

@@daniellewilson8527 as @DiskPartition said, it's the USB side of things. Keyboards don't just send data as they get it, but they get asked by the computer x times a second, where x is the polling rate, "Hey, any new keypresses?" That has nothing to do with the switches of the keyboard, rather, just the control electronics.

Your videos are always easy to understand even if you're not from the engineering industry and just watching for the sake of knowledge

I want to correct you at 8:15, the “slider” isn’t there on most switches and is mostly just a clicky [blue] switch thing and the slider and stem are one of the same on most switches. On clicky switches it’s commonly called a click jacket because it’s what makes that click sound. When the click jacket passes the tactical bump I’m pretty sure the contacts act like a leaf spring and slam the click jacket to the bottom of the switch thus making a click noise. The contacts also don’t make much noise on activation point if at all.

I am amazed at how accurately the L K270 keyboard is modeled. It is actually my daily driver I typed this with. And due to coffee spills, I have had it apart and rinsed it out so I know the internals well, and it still works. You can actually run the shell and the keys through the dishwasher and then let it dry out completely.

This channel is amazing. To the talented ppl creating/producing these videos - thank you!

Amazing as always

i was curious about this when i clean my keyboard but doesnt bother to search for it and here you are thank you

Amazing video ❤❤❤❤❤, simply explaining the mechanism of keyboard.

@amirhosseinizadi3094

Жыл бұрын

@Bbccr3444 How can I contact you? I am a new follower.

Animation and depth is amazing!

Awesome work. Subbed

Thank you so muchh sir for showing us how keyboard will work in inside , best veido for beginners

Thank you so much 👍🏼