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Volume warning: the first 5 seconds or so are super loud 🔊🔊🔊

I watched these videos back when I was going through undergrad and back again because I have to take my FE. Thanks again!

Looks like a good video but I can’t take the marker sound. You might want to edit it out.

bro the sounds from writing on that glass board or whatever makes me feel weird💀

I'm trying to understand how we get a negative from changing 1/200 to 200, if anyone can help me with that, at 4:10 EDIT: All good! I reviewed the log rules, and it makes sense now. For anyone wondering: 1/200 equals 200^-1, and exponents (in this case, the value of -1) can be pulled out of logs. This was a very helpful video, wish my prof explained it like that! Thanks.

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Would UConn HKN consider doing an example for a Delta-Y, Unbalanced Load, with Line Impedances, NOT converting the source to a Y equivalent, calculating the source and line currents, power delivered, and power consumed.

thank you

brilliant

Actually it is the solution of the problem. I cannot call this an explanation.

still very actual, thanks!

yup, that's it, im failing this final.

Finally understand this for my exam. Thank you!

The DH convention for prismatic joint 2 should have Z2 pointing along the direction of the manipulator (as shown), however X2 and Y2 should've been swapped. Do the right-hand rule and with DH convention and you'll see this.

Your -45 and -90 slope looks the same.

ok but what is its in the form for example 1-s/1+s, how does the -1 effect it

When solving for for Norton, when the current flows around from B and onwards, is it not possible for the current to flow upwards throw the 40 ohm resistor. All three branches have resistors?

Is there a difference between the analod discovery packags offered from diligent? What package should I get to perform these tests? Awesome video btw. Much more informative than the rest on this subject.

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4:30 so on passive elements (RLC) the passive sign convention is always positive with this method? and it's only the sources that you decide on positive or negative?

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thank you so much, great video

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i just got 99% on my test thanks

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This is fantastic I'm trying to use it except our fucking professor has an unfactorable quadratic in the numerator how the hell do I plot this... It's 100(s^2+4s+9)/40(s/40 +1)

absolute legend, I finally found someone that can explain bode plots so clearly big up my man

Is capacitor included in solving problems?

where is the second video? thanks for the first one btw

Bro clutched up my robotics midterm 🎉

1985 called: they want their microphone back.

It always blows my mind how my profs can make something thats actually so simple seem so complicated. Thank you so much man 🙏

This guy is so sassy with it- I love this tutorial!

8 years later and you're still saving lives, much appreciated.

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Great

Very clear THANK YOU!!!

Can you sent MATLAB code for signal space analysis

loved it Very first time learning Convolution theory Felt so nice and time went without even noticing

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I don't get how Vo is expressed as the sum of the preceding voltages

I find Isc =( -12/13)e-3

Damn this is the best video out there

One thing about learning circuits is that we rely too much on mathematics, WITHOUT the real world 'simulation' of it to see the dynamic symphony of the components behavior contribute to the circuit, THE PHYSICS CONCEPT, QUALITATIVE UNDERSTANDING OF IT, flow of electrons, building and collapsing of voltages and magnetic fields, and just using simple algebra to solve it without complex mind boggling 'DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS JARGON calculus concepts. I am a VISUAL LEARNER.

Thanks all the videos help!

Is he writing in reverse?

How come matlab/octave shows different plots when we write for example (1+s/20)**2 compared to (1+s/20)(1+s/20) in the poles section of the fraction?

Much appreciated Sir 🫡 🤭 Use matrix to solve it for 30 secs