Understanding RMS Values in AC Circuits √2 ? | Voltage | Current

🔍 Dive deep into the world of AC circuits with our comprehensive tutorial! In this video, we demystify RMS values, exploring essential equations for calculating voltage, power, and current in alternating current systems. Whether you're a student, hobbyist, or professional, this tutorial is your guide to understanding and applying key electrical engineering concepts.

🕒 Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to AC Circuits
1:20 - Deriving Power Equations for DC Circuits
2:43 - Deriving Power Equations for AC Circuits
6:45 - Comparing AC and DC Power Calculations
6:59 - Importance of RMS Values
7:30 - Deriving RMS AC Circuits
8:21 - Using RMS values

📚 Key Takeaways:

Learn the fundamentals of AC circuits
Understand the significance of RMS values
Explore power calculations for AC and DC systems
Simplify complex equations for streamlined analysis
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[dalesmith]

As an electrical engineer (myself retired), your explanation, with detail, is very well done ! Thumbs up. I've passed this along to others.

[billcrowell]

This is the single best presentation on Ohm's Law, DC and AC circuits that I've EVER seen! I've been doing electronics since 1972.

[envitech]

In 1988, right out of high school, I studied electronics engineering. I studied Ohm's Law, P=VI and RMS. But I never got around to why RMS is RMS. Now as a 50+ old geezer, I know. The animation at 4:05 is brilliant!!!

[martinfarfsing]

I have college and university degrees in electronics and electrical engineering, oh how I wish your tutorial and internet site existed then, I'm looking thru your sites, thank you

[dvilman]

Damn. That is one crystal-clear explanation of the RMS value. I know there is such a thing as RMS voltage in AC circuits but never could comprehend how it is derived. Hope I had Youtube in my college days..

[davidjones]

This is the most beautiful delivery I've ever experienced, the clarity of speech, the pauses to let it all sink in. This is a treasure. Thank you Sir. An enormous amount of effort has been put into this, resulting in the bringing about of perfection. A truly brilliant job.

[noteredmi]

Good job. You managed to explain a not simple concept using concise and effective approach.

[tharangakpkk]

Best video as an electrical engineer i have ever seen explaining this...

[loren]

this is pure gold. one of the best videos ive seen. thank you very much

[gunaratna]

I had a blurred idea about RMS. It started with measuring UPS and SMP power supplies. Understood that cheap multimeters cannot measure the correct voltage etc. You cleared it. Thank you!

[florentinosanchez]

Best explanations in the whole internet. Ive been days looking for explanations and there wasnt any video which make me understand. But this one is awesome. Thank you so much

[gregkocher]

It was decades ago, we went through the full derivation for RMS. About 15 years into my career I forgot how to derive it, but knew the sqrt of 2. Lol. This is a very nice review of the subject.

[eltranjbar]

Great explanation after years of being an engineer we are getting to understand voltage and current 😂😊
I always thank God that there are scientists who think and research to help us understand such things .

[adhamraad]

Unbelievable
Very interesting 👍
Thanks

[Rosemarykimathi]

Simply amazing! Big Thank you!
I was almost giving up on my EE1 and EE2 lectures. everything makes sense now!

[BeautifulPlaces]

The best video with the best and simplest explanation I have ever seen

[malikaamir]

Best video on this topic uptill now 👍👍👍

[Electric_Sherlock]

This is not how I learned it but exactly how I understood it to be. Far too often do we expect others to teach us and make us understand. Yes, there are some teachers that are better than others, but that doesn’t diminish the responsibility we have to ourselves for our own understanding of a topic

[vincentpinto]

Fascinating! Wish I had learnt it like this in the early 80s!

[johndevires]

NOW I understand. Thank you very much. 👍