Wednesday, November 18, 2009
MAKE presents: The Capacitor
YouTube via makemagazine. A look inside one of the parts used to make our synths and sound devices.
The video includes how to make a capacitor.
"Simple yet effective, they come in a dizzying array of forms and materials. Vital to so many circuits for storage, timing, and filtration - the mighty capacitor!
audio and video by Collin Cunningham
makezine.com"
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Very educative and cool and all :D 5 stars!!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to drop in here and say that one year ago, in december 2008, I decided to learn about electronics. I didn't even know what a capacitor or a resistor meant...
ReplyDeleteNow one year later, I am building my own analog filters, fuzzes, compressors, synths.. all with the help of the interweb and 1-4 hours of reading forums and watching youtube videos every evening.
So I just want to encourage people to learn about electronics, it is not at all "impossible". If I can do it, you can do it. Start today!
Nice vid. Dig the tracks. What's your website?
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