thank you thank you thank you. watched 4 videos that made a simple concept into an overcomplicated explanation. This is the first video that just explains this law strait forward and shows you how and why the calculations are done. Then moves on to more complicated circuits.
@@cuddlebug8106its not 1.2 its "I times 2" as in an upper case "i" its in place for amperage/current. I'm trying to learn this magic too. I've spent 2 days trying to figure out all the letters and stuff.
Just keep going searches on the tube. Up until last Wednesday, I was in the same boat with all kinds of math, from algebra to trig, to logarithms, to scalers and vectors. Now I’m trying to understand kirchoffs laws and physics.
The direction of a circuit is by convention from the positive pole to the negative pole. This is known as conventional current flow. However, the actual flow of electrons is in the opposite direction, from the negative pole to the positive pole.
Can you do a video on grid tied inverters and how the grids positive wire is simply tied to the inverters output positive wire and how the flow of energy works. Nobody addresses this on the YT that I have seen.
Aside from the fact that it is the electrons that move from the negative terminal to the positive, the vide is ok for calculation Kirchhoff's voltage law.
Is this a teaching video, for beginners then why aren't you keeping it simple. Not sticking to volts, omhs and amperes but using volts and then kilo-ohms and then little milliamps becomes a math lesson tied into a lesson on fundamentals. It does not work well. Students master basics first then they move on to more complicated thongs.
I disagree, i think the speed is just fine but then you can't spell SPEAK or FAST so.... yeah Why don't you use the speed settings in your browser to slow his speech down ?
it is I times the 2. the dot is showing multiplication.By the way its the best video on KVL on the internet.Dont judge someone if you dont know simple multiplication.
thank you thank you thank you. watched 4 videos that made a simple concept into an overcomplicated explanation. This is the first video that just explains this law strait forward and shows you how and why the calculations are done. Then moves on to more complicated circuits.
Quite a helpful video explaining KVL. Helped me get a stronger grasp around the idea.
I'm glad it was useful 🙏🏼 Thank you so much ☺️
very good video, can you do more simulation of the electromechanical circuit, instructions on how to detect the basic circuit, thanks!
I'm glad you like the video. Thank you 😊 I'll continue to produce similar content 🙏
Very very helpfull
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Man I feel stupid, I’m sure this is very easy for most people understand, but it just seems like an alien language to me.
Sound like Me & you in the same boat
You seems that you know every language around the world, ass don't do any stupid comments.
Where do they get the 1.2 and 1.3 K ohms??
@@cuddlebug8106its not 1.2 its "I times 2" as in an upper case "i" its in place for amperage/current.
I'm trying to learn this magic too. I've spent 2 days trying to figure out all the letters and stuff.
Just keep going searches on the tube. Up until last Wednesday, I was in the same boat with all kinds of math, from algebra to trig, to logarithms, to scalers and vectors. Now I’m trying to understand kirchoffs laws and physics.
Fuck, don't make any stupid comments.... this is really cool and easy to understand. Thanks 🙏.
so helpful
I LOVE THIS THK YOU ELECTRICAl APPLiCATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Very helpful thanks
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marvelous thank you so much
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Nice presentation!
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The direction of a circuit is by convention from the positive pole to the negative pole. This is known as conventional current flow. However, the actual flow of electrons is in the opposite direction, from the negative pole to the positive pole.
Now im confused is it starting with the negative or positive
Can you do a video on grid tied inverters and how the grids positive wire is simply tied to the inverters output positive wire and how the flow of energy works. Nobody addresses this on the YT that I have seen.
Very nice explanation.
Thank you so much ☺️🙏🏼
Aside from the fact that it is the electrons that move from the negative terminal to the positive, the vide is ok for calculation Kirchhoff's voltage law.
Modern electronics uses the convention of "conventional" current NOT electron current.
Me in 1989: “Huh?”
Me today: “Ah! Thanks!”
You should have said the voltage DROPS in the loop add up to zero. Saying the voltage is "consumed' is misleading. Otherwise it was great.
I'm sure it would be helpful if the computer slowed down and didn't talk so fast!
For me yes, but I just pause the video.
Good.
E Polytechnic. A Technical channel.
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Can I say "Zeroing a voltage is voltage wasted."?
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Why we put another voltage source even opposite to another source ?
To control the source that can supply larger current with a small voltage source.
@@eeapplications thanks
@@eeapplications Is it not better to control voltage with a variable resistance?
Is this a teaching video, for beginners then why aren't you keeping it simple. Not sticking to volts, omhs and amperes but using volts and then kilo-ohms and then little milliamps becomes a math lesson tied into a lesson on fundamentals. It does not work well. Students master basics first then they move on to more complicated thongs.
This is the very foundation of learning electronics
Master
You speek to fait, just take your time .....
I disagree, i think the speed is just fine
but then you can't spell SPEAK or FAST
so.... yeah
Why don't you use the speed settings in your browser
to slow his speech down ?
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At 4 minutes and 20 seconds current times 2k is written as I.2k your video is incorrect.
it is I times the 2. the dot is showing multiplication.By the way its the best video on KVL on the internet.Dont judge someone if you dont know simple multiplication.