@maheshmurali2697
I comprehended more from this channel that what I did in 4 years doing Engineering
@CiaranMakesMusic
I am a 2nd year electronic engineering student and this is more informative than any lecture. Its grand learning complex equations but its really important to understand the basics ...which can actually be fairly complicated
@carnagecabage8323
This makes so much sense! I'm planning on becoming an engineer, so I find this stuff so fascinating. Once you figure out the basics like electrical current, the complex stuff starts to make sense.
@DIYDaveOK
In all the years I studied engineering, I was never shown an animation that so literally demonstrated the flow of electricity changing direction in AC circuit. I never truly understood that - what I learned was only from looking at the sine wave. The whole concept of bridge rectifiers and inverters suddenly makes sense now. I mean, I got it before, but I didn't get it. Now I do. Amazing.
@adelali3612
Im studying electrical engineering. This helped a lot thanks ❤️❤️
@simp-slayer
Yo! Just wanna say your videos are amazing at explaining stuff! Schools should be using animations like yours, it's 2020 already. I plan to do a marathon of TEM videos soon. Thank you for making these FR.
@JazzyByDefalt
I've just started learning about circuits and electricity and I've been really struggling to understand the difference between Voltage and Current. Then you said you can measure the presser of the tank if its not flowing but not the rate it flows at and it clicked! The difference seems so obvious now, thank you!
@Middlestepofficial
This is a priceless channel. I'm a computer scientist, and my father was an electrical engineer. I'm filling so many gaps in my knowledge in such a short time, it's unbelievable! Thank you very much for the efforts to put this online. Keep up the great work with this channel!
@devashreemandge6531
I am so grateful for this video.I have my finals coming up and no one could properly explain anything in a way i could understand...till i saw your videos i was extremely confused..Watching these videos really cleared up a lot of doubts.. THANK A LOOOT FOR SUCH VIDEOS
@osirismachining6994
It is insane how well he describes complex subjects. Love the content!
@michaellinner7772
I think people have trouble understanding AC current because they think there must be something coming out of the cord the way water comes out of the tap. It doesn't help that we refer to it as the "flow" of electricity. I visualize it and try to explain it like people packed into a subway car and when one person bumps another person it can cause a chain reaction of bumps that move from the source of the bump to the other side of the car but, everyone in it has stayed in place. It's not quite right to equate pressure with flow however. With the example of water, you can have a great deal of water pressure but very little water actually flowing out of the tap. Water restricting shower heads deliver high pressure while reducing the actual amount of water coming out. So in that case opening up the flow will reduce the pressure. In a way they're opposites or at least related in a kind of symbiotic relationship.
@darkfrozen1860
I am in love with this guy explanations 😍💜
@T33K4Y
not doing engineering nor do i plan on doing engineering any time soon, just thought i'd get my bearings on AC&DC since i never understod in schol, ever. idk why i found it so hard to understand back then, but in the span of a few minutes i can confidently say i know what AC&DC stand for and explain it in my own words. thank you for these videos.
@yaswanthamuluru6190
Your's explanation is the best i have ever listened
@deepikas18
Wow ... Really its easy to understand and know many thing ... Better than schools and colleges
@bretthoppough
These videos are so well done. The visual examples help my ADHD brain visualize what's being explained and understand it instead of getting lost in a bunch of lecturing and bullet points. Thank you for this!
@kayden5238
so many videos on youtube teaching circuits and how to make ciruit boards but they never teach you abbout eletricity itself .. from a laymens point of view including myself this makes alot of other things make more sence so thank you many times for teaching how eletricity works!
@resave-org
Brilliant videos as always, I saw a slight mistake at 10:41 in the number of electrons per coulomb, the long form number and exponent form do no show the same numbers. The exponent form is the correct one I believe. It's a bitch to correct and reupload a whole video, but a small card at the timing denoting the mistake might help alleviate confusion for those who didn't already know the value (which I learned in one of your previous videos!). I hope this is helpful, I don't mean to criticize or anything. Cheers!
@solomonthefoolish
Thank you for this. My avionics teacher sucks big time and Ive got no background in electronics so you are helping me pass my classes
@EngineeringMindset