Electronoobs

Electronoobs is a maker channel about electronics and homemade projects. It covers circuit design, PCBs, 3D printing and the tools needed to build things at home. The tone is friendly and enthusiastic, and many videos come with schematics and code.

Projects range from simple tutorials to ambitious builds. One video explains a communication protocol, the next designs a battery charger or a pure sine wave inverter. Recent uploads cover making professional circuit boards with a desktop CNC machine and laser, and explain ideas such as how regenerative braking recovers energy. Each build shows the design choices and the problems along the way, not just the finished result.

Some highlights include:

A clear explanation of the CAN bus, the communication system that lets the electronic units in a car talk to each other.

A build of a working generator, showing how magnets and coils turn movement into electricity.

A detailed look at making fine-pitch circuit boards at home with a fibre laser, and what it takes to get clean results.

The channel has over 640,000 subscribers.

Building your own circuits is one of the best ways into electronic and electrical engineering. This channel shows how a project goes from idea to schematic to finished board. It also touches on automotive electronics and power engineering, which are both growing areas as vehicles and energy systems go electric.