How AC Circuits Really Work — The Geometry Hidden Inside Every Equation

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• DA

  @Daniel-y5i2i · 9 days ago

  I never understood this, but now, with so many colorful figures, I’ve started to understand.<br><br>I love colorful figures and graphs. Thank you.

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• PR

  @PreludeSon · 2 months ago

  Imagine reading all this without illustration....this should be done at univeristy to help student understand it easier.

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• HU

  @humphreyshapi4709 · 6 days ago

  Simplicity equals excellence, simple explanation but yet complex 🎉

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• KK

  @kk2ak14 · 5 months ago

  That means what my teachers tell me 40 years ago wasn’t complete, now the final is here😂

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• TY

  @tydengr · 5 months ago (edited)

  Great explanation, better than university professor.

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• WA

  @wailingalen · 1 month ago

  I’ve known for a long time that AC was a lot more complicated mathematically than DC and that square roots and all that are involved but never came close to thinking I’ll get it one day. But you sir have changed this tonight, and you were just playing thể background. <br><br>Im def bookmarking this to <i>rabbithole</i> later!!!

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• SU

  @superbroolyy · 5 months ago

  The best explanation i have found, Thank you very much!

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• PP

  @ppi1981 · 12 hours ago (edited)

  Plaese make similar video for parallel RLC circuit.Please also make video for Q (Quality factor) and it&apos;s importance.

• DI

  @DigvijoyMahato · 11 days ago

  Thanks for the great content

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  @SridharM-oq7yd · 3 weeks ago

  That&apos;s a great video, and it opened my mind to view AC from a different POV. &nbsp;Thanks a lot.

• TS

  @tsitoha.andriamiharivolamena · 5 months ago

  Thank you so much for your very nice video and very clear explanation.<br>I&apos;ve been searching for a long time for a method other than complex numbers to analyze electrical circuits in forced sinusoidal steady state. The concept of impedance is addressed without complex numbers and therefore has real physical meaning. Your video will interest and help many people who would like to understand the physical principles of electronic circuits such as filters, resonators, and oscillators, but who are stuck or confused by complex numbers.

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• AD

  @Adam-pj2qh · 5 months ago

  THANKS!!!!! I LOVE YOU

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