AC Theory: Wave Diagrams

In this video we'll be continuing to our investigation into alternating current by considering how our three types of load affect voltage and current. These effects will be shown as waveforms.

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[no_short_circuit]

Thanks Joe. As it gets more complicated I'd definitely recommend refreshing memory by watching previous videos in the series before watching this.

[eGroup]

Best there is,
best there was,
best their ever will be.
Science and principles! 👍

[AlanLumsden]

Thanks for the time and effort you're putting into these video tutorials Joe 👍

[charlotteemms]

These videos are brilliant thank you! I would be struggling so much without them

[oblu]

Great Explanation... By its simplicity ...N...way of presentation

[ianclara]

Dude this guy has done in a handful of videos what a year and a half under 5 different teachers could not accomplish in trade school. I've always understood DC circuits easily, but AC has always seemed like black magic to me. Can't believe I'm starting to understand this stuff.

[engmire]

much appreciated joe you are really amazing

[axelbergiers]

If it’s purely inductive/capacitive, why does the current and voltage don’t have the same amplitude?

[JonElectron]

Hi, thanks for the great content. Any chance of a video on the impact of noise on AC circuits, particularly in relation to how non-trip tests work, how the test meters calculate zs and how the accuracy is affected by noise please?