Lecture 9: Magnetics, Part 1

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• JU

  @JunhaYang-w3s · 2 days ago

  Lecture 9 here we go!

• AR

  @ArisonThane · 4 months ago

  every EE major owe you. This was DEEPLY insightful

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• GA

  @garypoplin · 2 years ago

  Wow! You just introduced a magnetic model that makes perfect sense <i>even</i> given the limitations you describe here. I’ve been doing electronics repair at the component level for many years, now. So, your presentation puts into words what has been just beyond reach for me. Excellent video! I’m looking forward to part 2!

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• GS

  @gsuberland · 1 year ago

  As someone who has no formal EE education and fairly limited physics education, thank you for making this so accessible. I had to go dig up the notation for the various integral types and how they relate to Maxwell&apos;s equations to follow that side of it, but even with only a surface-level appreciation of the field theory and related mathematics I was able to follow along, and the circuit model is remarkably intuitive.

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• PO

  @polaristheprotoss6 · 7 months ago

  Currently studying magnetic circuits for EE, and after watching other lectures from this channel, I knew I would find quality details, including the fundamental ju7stifcations for the model, as well as its limitations, in a manner that makes all components quite discrete. I&apos;ve been familiar with magnetic circuits before, but with my future interests I expect to be using these models more &amp; more, and they seem fun, interesting &amp; most of all useful; so thank you for blessing others with a comprhensive form of this important information!

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• AP

  @AP_In_Indy · 1 year ago

  This is amazing. I wasn&apos;t even aware of the concept of &quot;magnetic circuits&quot;.

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• N3

  @n3r0z3r0 · 1 year ago

  A Huge thank you for the lecture and for making it publicly available.

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• LA

  @langari · 2 months ago

  This is amazing... what an inteligent prof.. world should thank you sir

• TE

  @telectro5163 · 1 year ago

  As a graduated physicist i should say it was really good and a pleasure to look at

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• PA

  @pavelmares1399 · 5 months ago

  Amazing,in one package,simple,understandable...many thanx!!

• HA

  @haha-hk9tx · 5 months ago

  cramming before midterms! Thank you!

• DA

  @Dackelvamp · 9 months ago (edited)

  Great lecture 👌😀. It&apos;s a lot of fun watching it. My power electronics lectures at university are now 20 years ago .

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