Tutorial Tuesdays: Volts, Ohms, Amps, and Watts

Today on Tutorial Tuesdays, I will be covering the basics of voltage (volts), current (amps), and Resistance (ohms), and teaching you how to apply some super basic formula's to real-life projects and things.

This is actually a brand new series, with this being the first installment. I hope to be able to post these every other Tuesday, however with education and community projects in the way, this may not be possible. I May have to put these off I become too busy.

If you have any technical or electrically-related topic you want me to cover, add them to the comments. I do try to read and reply to everyone. I do have some ideas for other videos; possibly related to more analogies of volts, ohms, amps, watts, tutorials on energy vs power vs charge, impedance matching, capacitors, inductors, transistors, MOSFETS, logic gates, etc. However, do to my limited knowledge, time, and busy schedule, I can't make any guarantees.

[Redafex]

How the hell does this guy upload a video 7 years ago and still be better than the current ones out there, honestly man please keep it up, I'll probably keep coming back to this video

[Clickclackisteh]

You have a knack for teaching, very comprehensible and engaging

[diamony]

Best real application video online of ohms law

[salvadorvallejo]

This was very clear to understand. i didn't mind the music; too focused.

[gravitydroneservices]

Was so focused on the video, did not notice the music until i saw the comments! Thanks for the info man

[AlexanderEmashev]

Thank you for this video. Makes it clear for me. Much more easy to understand than my schoolbooks. BTW, I like the OST =)

[tcritt]

Great video. Really well explained. really useful to be presented with the problems to work out after, and then be walked through the process.

[noah_east]

this "music" makes me want to die

[leinardesteves]

I saw somewhere that Voltage is the water pressure on a river, Amps is the amount of water flowing through the river, Ohms are the rocks that resists the flow of water, and Watts is the power that the water could provide (For example if it’s in a watermill)

[kieran.stafford]

Had to stop watching at 0:44. Music unbearable and too loud!

[Swp]

This was great. Thank you so much! also i think you started using 280 mA part way through the first question instead of 218 mA

[Abhimanyu-SG]

very nice video....about basic of electronic

[kimokb]

the music, is killing it, I didn't finish the video the music made me nuts !!!!

[balaganesh]

Dude your'real so good at teaching

[NA-dfwh]

Ugggg the background music, great vid btw

[hola_chelo]

I just don't understand how people take months to learn this when you can literally learn it in 12 minutes, just the educational system sucks, doesn't teach anything and it actually teaches you things with pure theory and doesn't give you tools or experiences, it's like teaching how to assemble a piece of furniture without it, it's just too specific, students don't learn and it's useless... Thanks for the video!!!

[TonnyPrada]

very nice and informative video tutorial, i'm a subscriber now.

[dreampower]

thanks this video gave me a much better understanding.

[fazalshaikh]

brother ur content is reLly good thanks
but 2 reauests
1. pls low down the background music... it irritates...!!
2. captions will make it perfect.

[jackglossop]

Background music should be in the background!