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how to do matrix inversion using risc v please commment and help.

Thanks for this! Very helpful. And what about other LCDs such as the MK-85? Could you point me in the right direction for making my own replacement please?

Is a P1G, like You Gonna Teach Me How to do, what You're Doing? Are The Minions Gonna, Teach You, How To do What they're Doing? They're Getting You to Waste Your Money - Buying and Destroying Chips and Taking Photos for Them. You're a Low Intelligence P1G.

A flathead screwdriver to remove a Philips screw, using a wire stripper as a pair of pliers... dude, you're just begging for abuse in the comments section lmao .🤣

This is not meant to be a provocation, but a serious question: Everything you can do with it, a fiber laser can do too. Not only removing topcoat, but also copper...You can cut and drill. The precision is 0.01mm and the price of a 30W machine that can do 1000 other things is only half as high. What more can this machine do? I just want to understand it.

You have inspired me to do my own video. I have a Remex RRS3300. In read mode it moves the tape at 300cps by a capstan and pinch roller and stops it with a brake; in wind mode it goes around 300ips using reel torque controlled by a complex system of AC motors, triacs, brakes, relays, and microswitches, including one that acts as a differentiator. No sprocket. It reads the sprocket holes optically same as the data holes and outputs them as a ninth channel for sync. Compared to your machine, it absolutely flies, so it should make an exciting video if not as polished as yours. I use it to archive tapes that came with my IBM 1620 Data Processing System in 1978, because the 1620's own reader wears out tapes.

the sulfiric Acid does it dissolve the thin wires inside the IC ?

Hi Robert. I need code extracted from a PIC16C58B 04/P chip and then copied to a few other chips. They are from an obsoleted motor controller board and I want to keep parts on hand for repairing this board. I'm willing to pay, can you or anyone else help me?

My favorite fact about Lojban is that the word for “x₁ is a/the name of x₂ used by x₃” has M before N-“cmene”-only because someone mistyped Spanish “nombre” as “monbre” and Hindi “nām” as “man”. I wonder if the word would’ve still been “cmene” instead of “cneme” if it weren’t for Russian. (Instead of имя, “imen”, the word root for “to name” именовать was used as a source word)

Useful and concise. Nice.

I bought 2 LCDs and replaced 1 so far. Instructions & tips very clear but review twice…Removed to contrast wiper on mine, but still have some faded background, will have to try a few things such as checking and adjusting resistance, batteries, and this PC1 has a mod from 1996 that may be affecting the LCD…Very clear winner…Much appreciated and will be changing my second PC1 later…Thanks for all the background research, analysis, testing, etc…Excellent

Thanks for your video, help me a lot.

Exactly the scope I would like to buy. The DPO series.

hello sir, I want to ask what the differences are in the design of the Arm chipset with x86 and what does each architecture base mean?

hello sir, I want to ask about the design of chips, graphic cards and other computer devices such as Intel, Arm Bionic chips, Apple, AMD, Nvidia. What software did they use to make it?

I'm missing too much background. Does anyone know what the order of the layers is? Also, I can't figure out where the n/p regions are

ICE was such a good peice of software, shame theres not a legal way to download it now. ah, i so wish i actually saved a backup when i used it as a kid.

0:2 😅✌️ screaming part

Pretty cool!

Is there are market to provide custom PCBs quickly in the USA? I just got my batch of PCBs from China, took two weeks and the design changed 3 times since then. I just ordered another batch of 50 of the latest design, and now I wait another two weeks. The first batch just goes into the trash. I use toner transfer and etch, and while this works good..I have to print multiples to get a good one off the laser printer and hope I don't screw it up with the iron. I've seen lot of videos people making cnc circuit boards, and their results are about as hit-and-miss. It can't really do small smt components reliable like the production machines can do. I think you still need to etch which can do molecule level work.

They're small

Mr. Baruch - Do you know a service that repairs Monroe High Speed Adding Calculators?

lol nice

its insane how small the die is in comparison to the rest of the package

Hi Robert, is auto focus needed for these shots or do you have manual focus on?

9:28 😂 ahahha my guy is that a cry for hlep.

Great video, and thanks for re-creating LCDs for these calculators! Any chance of getting a replacement LCD for an Electronika MK-85?

Do you have any idea that I can find parts to a cabinet style battle zone made in1980. Thanks for any help.

People like you will put Society back to it's feet after a mega tsunami, earths magnetic pole invertion or some other catastrophe, amazing work, congrats!

i found a lcd replacement for 20 euros on tindie

if there is one thing i hate is when i can hear a presenter swallowing in intimate detail......... way too often in these videos

Hi Good evening, Im kalai. 3:58 in this timeline I noticed that the leadscrew of X and Y axis. Is they covered using aluminum tubes? Under the BED is there any slots ? How did they make motion on X and Y axis. Can you explain if you have a time?. Thanks and regards, KALAI

It takes me absolutely forever to reverse engineer a PCB I can’t imagine this

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Thank you please continue❤

Thanks for showing us your very serviceable setup. 🙂👍Used to do this sort of thing professionally, almost half a century ago. It's slow, patient, fascinating and satisfying work. We also used near-UV light at high magnification (1200x and higher) to find surface features down to about a micron in width. A micron wide feature appears as a fuzzy line in that light, but you can make good use of interference patterns to figure out exactly what is going on. You can also etch through the layers of Silicon, to learn about Gate sizes, Oxide depths, doping depths, etc. It's possible to discern depths and thicknesses down to within a few hundred Angstroms, using similar optical methods and very careful etching; controlling etchant temperature, concentrations, mixtures and temperatures.

Happy and Healthy New Year! I was talking to my dad about the 74181 and thought of this channel. Hope all is well.

this machine is ridiculous expensive. it takes a lot of time to make a pcb, is messy, fiberglass all over the place (i would not like that dust to go in to my lungs).

What material used in housing body. Is it alluminium ??

You can’t get these anymore. Sigh. Had one. Lost it.

I tried decapping chips with a blowtorch, and I got success... but on many chips there's definitely heat damage visible. Don't know what it it, silicium should be fine, maybe metal/glass? The chips I tried it on required nuking of the entire package until glowing orange hot.

Thanks.

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We know that nand gate have just two transistors,why there a lot of transistors?😂

UPDATE ! Thank you so much for making those screens. You saved me a precious tool and memories. I received my 2 screens (one for spare !) in due time and the screen exchange was really easy. Just had to resolder a small wire broken during dismantling. I let the old besel and screen in Acetone over night. The next morning I was able to remove the old LCD glass without damaging the adhesive strips. So I dried it in the oven and kept them to old the new LCD in place... On my (very early) model, it is only 3 batteries and less junk wires. The screen contrast potentiometre is NOT glued and I was able to adjust it without any problem (full value as you suggest !). The tiny computer did just restart "as new" ! It"s just wonderfull after 43 years, and sitting in the basement for decades. I still have to work on my casette interface and the printer ... Thanks again !

for that money you can buy a 20W fiber laser, it will zap copper from the board optically

Will SR44 batteries @ 1.55V be too high voltage?

Where are you??? miss you and you video. :)

Hi Robert I have a question. let's say I have both source imp and characteristic imp 50 ohm. should we have 50 ohm as well on the load impedance to prevent a reflection?, we know that mostly our load is high impedance, should I parallel terminate it with a resistor close to the load? load impedance e.g another CMOS buffer of MCU, or maybe a transistor.