EEVblog 1397 - DC Voltage & Current Source Theory

Electronics fundamentals video. Basic DC Voltage and Currenct Source theory.
Thevenin and Norton Theorms.
And compliance voltage demonstration on current sources.
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[@EEVblog]

Sorry, re-upload for extra clarification. Saves hundreds of comments over the next few years.

[@treyistheway101]

I would have paid double for my electrical engineering degree to have this guy explain it instead. Great to refresh and relearn things!

[@discontinuity7526]

Hey Dave, just graduated electrical engineering with distinction and got employed, very glad I had the support of you and your content for the ride, looking at this thumbnail made me think back to the recent past where I struggled with all of this, and I'd always turn to your channel for help, thank you for doing such great work Dave

[@a1nelson]

Really pleased to see a new fundamentals video. They're great. Looking forward to more. Thanks

[@AllElectronicsChannel]

A class by Davenin 😁

[@ArcFlashWarning]

Please do more of these. We could all use the reinforcements just as footballs Vince Lombardi reinforced what a football was to his Super Bowl teams

[@soniclab-cnc]

It doesn’t matter how many times you go over this stuff. You can always learn more and gather a better understanding of the fundamentals. I would have loved to have Dave as my instructor...

[@mikemike7001]

A nice blend of theory and practice, where Dave goes the extra mile (as usual!) and takes us from the whiteboard to the bench, explained in the way I think an engineer thinks. Looking forward to more.

[@omniyambot9876]

I need to comment so Dave knows that these videos are useful especially for students like me. Electronics engineering for the win!

[@jgurtz]

Funny thing about that guy is his name is a real tongue twister when trying to say it in English, but actually rolls right off like buttah when saying it in French. Thanks for the explainer Dave!

[@captiveimage]

Superb. Theory with a simple, well delivered explanation followed up with practical demonstration that reiterates the theory. Love these fundamentals vids.

[@stewartthompson72]

Love these kind of videos Dave. It has been a lot of years since I thought about those theorems. Keep it up!

[@amirmograbi]

I've never seen it explained so well, thank you !

[@twobob]

Solid, and thorough. Articulate reiteration and passionate precis. Appreciated.

[@jeffm2787]

Always good to see a fundamentals video. 👍

[@McTroyd]

Wow... an explanation of current and voltage sources without high-level algebra or obfuscated math constants! I love it. 👍

[@Francesco-bu1hh]

Thank you Dave. Please do more of these!

[@johnmanzang7272]

Another well explained and great fundamentals video! Thank you very much!

[@laboratoriodeprojetos1351]

Ótimo vídeo sobre alguns fundamentos da eletricidade. Abraço Dave.

[@TomLeg]

Excellent intro to Thevenin & Norton