Electrical Engineering: Basic Laws (13 of 31) Series Resistors and Voltage Division
150K views · Nov 8, 2015 · Education
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@cw4608 · 6 years ago
Thank you for making free education possible to so many people. I was fortunate to have YouTube recommend your channel based on some “past searches algorithm”. I have been searching for decent basic electronics series for some time and I am unsure why it took so long to find yours. At last I feel like I can settle in on your channel and prepare to do some learning with linear, progressive, quality presentations.
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@mdnrgismo · 2 years ago
Unbelievably great course on basic engineering circuit analysis! The best I have found...even compared to courses at the college which we are charged thousands for
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@thpx11 · 4 years ago
Thank you, Professor! Such a great explanation! ❤️ from 🇧🇩 Bangladesh
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@iamrigz6054 · 9 years ago
Very well explained, likewise all the other topics. It makes reasoning and understanding the circuitry involved so much easier than other tutorials I have seen.
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@OIFOEFVETERAN123 · 1 year ago
I was struggling with understanding how to find the voltage with 4 resistors. Thank you for your clear and concise explanation.
@leesteven3281 · 10 years ago
Sir. Your lecture is AMAZING!!!
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@laithsaleem580 · 7 years ago
thanks doctor I am taking circuit one and for some reason they let a rockie teach us the introduction and the basics of all our career . if it was not for you I would of been completely lost . thanks a lot
@nickpierpoint4116 · 8 years ago
Very good explanation, all the other videos made no sense to me
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@LoneWolfAndKub · 1 year ago
These are great videos!👍
@KelvinMkenda-g5n · 8 months ago
Lecture you are too good bravoo👏
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@naderhumood · 4 years ago (edited)
Great video Sir. But how about if we got fo 4 resistors...and can I apply 10 percent method or beader current approach ..thanks v much.
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@veeranjaneyulun.3670 · 7 years ago
thank q sir
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