Limiting inrush current with a soft start relay
37K views · Jun 30, 2020 · Autos & Vehicles
Comments · 60
@johnwick1766 · 5 years ago
Thanks for these videos. Wish there were a lot more.
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@stephendixon8575 · 3 years ago
Wow - this is the very first of your videos I have seen (and certainly will not be the last if they’re anywhere near as good as this). Can I just quickly congratulate you on probably the clearest and best delivered explanation (both the speed and the use of diagrams) I ever come across for an electronics circuit. Simply brilliant - I think anyone with even a modest understanding of the basic principles of component behaviour could follow this and come away with a through understanding of how it works and, best of all, how to modify it for their own needs. Fantastic. Well done 🙌❤️
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@Guishan_Lingyou · 2 years ago
This is a fantastic video, thank you for making it. Extremely clear explanation of a very useful circuit.
@brim5905 · 5 years ago
You deserve more views!
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@fabriziolavini7457 · 3 years ago (edited)
My great appreciation for the estreme clarity about the exposition, showing every detail, taking none for granted. <br>And very clear the voice itself too (often a big issue for a foreigner interpreter as in my case).
@ericyarber2734 · 1 year ago
I was curious about the click in my power supply and found this, I learned so much! thank you for the detailed and clear video.
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@AltereggoLol1 · 2 years ago
I like how this is basically pre-charging a capacitor with a pencil lead resistor, but automated lol
@Kurt1968 · 5 years ago
I really enjoy your videos. Very well developed and thorough. Looking forward to your next one. Thanks!
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@dancoz5477 · 1 year ago
Je suis jaloux de voir le talent de ce type pour expliquer un circuit pas nécessairement compliqué mais surement élaboré. Bravo monsieur. Je demeure jaloux.
@guilldea · 3 years ago
Everything was very properly explained, what a satisfactory video
@petabrain · 1 year ago
Was looking for ideas about implementing soft-start circuit for 60V, it's just about where controlling the gate of a MOSFET is becoming more wonky. Using a relay this way is probably the way to go!<br>Awesome video, it was very pleasant and actually helped me with something. Thank you so much :)
@jagbusquets · 4 years ago
Excellent explanation.
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