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Why not start with the info 3:29 that it's a thermal sensor output? Or have it in the title? At least as a teaser, but I appreciate truly the really short and informative video! Thank you <3

This logic is incorrect. You stated that current will go out of both paths and that the amount would be reversed to the capacity of the resistors and showed how the lower resistor passed a more amps that the bigger resistance as evidence BUT this is expected. What you have is simply A + B = C… if you have wire with 500 ma and a 50 ma then you should see 450 ma out the end of the wire. The same is true of the other wire with the bigger resistor.

This is kinda great idea !

Well I wasted by joining in a college for engineering,I could just use yt to learn more way deepr and interesting with a better understanding

thanks about the last one specifically

Ничо не понял. Это канал Major Tom Workshop на английском?

what about relays ?

When the LED heats up, the current increases. This is the normal behavior of semiconductors of any type, just as the gain of silicon transistors increases, not to be confused with MosFets. The situation there is completely different. The resistor is only there to limit the current, which is 0.025A for a regular LED, i.e. 25ma

what power supply is that @Ronmattino?

I wish these videos were longer

Is two different voltages meeting at the transistor and outside emiter has no effect to batteries or circuit short?

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Holy shit. You just made me discover what Windows calculator can do. HOLY SHIT.

Nice explanation 👍

Bro explain my 3 years of personal, research, library books, reddit posts, google page 3 searchs, in 1 yt short💀

I Gained a Knowledge again Thanks Man 😅

Wow

What is this faraite

Aww... must you go and spoil all this!? I wanted to continue to entertain people with this conspiracy theory. Now everyone will know!🤬

I use a fly back diod and flyback capacitor on my motor control circuit

I thought zener diodes work at 0.7 V? Why does this one need to go up 2.35 V?

Thank you, sir.❤

This is great education..adding information on applications would be a great attempt

Remember: Capacitor Stores Voltage Inductor Stores Current

I get some of this but the breadboard medium it what does so. I'll build a circuit all day with a datasheet tho 💪✨🎸 (ima leave this here)

Best explain

best,best,best

Why this video has 1.5k views😭😭😭

Excellent ❤❤

этого видео нет на русском языке?

Make more basic videos

TIL, that ROM isn't memory drive😂 So then, what is Cache in Cpu? And how come it's retain info of my last password even after ram got wiped(restart/warm boot)?

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this is very far from "all"

Instead of diode and all that ON/OFF circuit, a simple transistor (BJT/MOSFET) could have done the job. Also I don't think this is going to work like intended.

Lise bir elektronik derslerinde bu kadar güzel ve basit anlatılmamıştı diyotlar. Süper anlatım 👍

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Best visualization ever...! Great job!

I know

So what’s the difference between an SCR and a thyristor?

Never seen something like this best and very simple video about bridge rectifiers 🎉🙌

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Relay does same thing

Could u justify Why magnetic monopole doesn't exist🧲??

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could u explain the neutral part more in debth please. Like how it works and why it need to have a common neutral as opposed to a separate netral of its own for every phase? cheers

The cool thing about capacitors is after they have been charged and then discharged, they call bounce back to the charged state without being hooked up to a power source

This totally misses the point why 3 is so much better than 2 🙄

2nd

Would 4 Phases be even better?