Collin's Lab: History of the Battery @adafruit #adafruit

Join Collin as he goes hands-on with the evolution of the battery – from building a simple voltaic pile to the inner layers of a lithium ion cell.

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[NathanaelNewton]

This is probably the best concise history of batteries I've seen on youtube.

[abnercv]

The Collin's Lab should be made into a weekly show.
Very informative!

[Grid]

I wish you would make more of these videos more often! It's really the main reason why I follow this channel. :D I learn a lot from Collin's Lab and I'd like to see more soon!

[JoshuaCasper]

AWESOME!! Collin's Lab is Back!!!!

[thegardenofeatin]

This is how ALL school should be taught. Clear, concise, unambiguous, and accurate. I never got to build a battery in school. Kids should build batteries in school.

[dhawthorne]

I just found this, I am SO HAPPY to see you still making videos.
Your old Circuit Skills videos are what got me started on making and repairing my own electronics.

[calinstefan]

Hello! On 5:42, what are the letters P, G, L, D and k1? Thank you

[MostElectronics]

So happy he is back!! Thanks Adafruit!

[Perspectologist]

I am very glad to see a Colin's Lab video again. I have really missed this kind of content.

[ankushkakne]

You are a genius. You make so many useful and enjoying electronics videos. I always feel pleasure watching all of your videos over and over again.

[scottconlon]

Cool. Thank you. I was clueless now I have "a" clue😉

[f_bomb_]

Always clear, concise and informative. Keep up the good content, Collin!

[nigelcooper]

Colin? my name is Will and you inspired me to love electronics through your videos. you are my hero. thanks for everything. p.s I would really love to meet you

[brandon.hendrickson]

This isn’t perfect — it still relies on keeping inside one’s head what an “anode” and “cathode” are — but dang it, this just might be the best explanation of what a battery is on all of YouTube. Well done, folks!

[Tod_x]

Why this informative channel not as a famous as those unbeneficial channel out there

[mathieuclement]

Fun fact: in French, batteries such as those found in most watches or toys are called "pile(s)" in reference to Volta's invention. "Piles" mostly defines the form factor of those batteries.

[Emtron_Technologies]

Very Nice.. Love to see Collin's Lab..

[aemerox]

Finally a video I've been waiting for!

[aaronrdaniels]

Never thought Adafruit would be behind the video that would pop up from this google search. BUT WELL DONE!

[OPdbx]

Finally! Why did this show ever go away??