Coaxial Cable

[asingleton]

It's very nice to get a simple, basic explanation about something that is really more basic than people want you to believe. Thanks!

[waltwintsch]

That was very helpful..jumping into amateur radio and coax is all around. Now I at least know how it works!

[fractionlite]

you video helped me to understand the Coaxial Cable. Thanks a lot.

[JoshuaImhoff-ftkj]

You helped me with me assignment thanks👍

[muhammedashifs]

How coaxial cable works without a negative wire or return path?

[sheetaljain]

Thank you sir I really understood everything which you had explained in this video I really appreciate your effort.

[adamsmith]

good teacher helping me loud direct and easy well thought out presentation

[cagataycetinkol]

I love the voice that occurs while you writing on the board.

[cplenny]

What system is that which allows you to write on the projected screen? PS. Excellent presentation of both content and form.

[Jochen]

Excellent video, thank you so much! 👏👏

[NerdGamerGeek]

I'm really enjoying your videos! very educational!

[thr]

great explanation! thank you for sharing!

[djvelocity]

Super interesting! I just stumbled into your channel

[sanasiddiqui]

you deserve a thumbs up from me... :-)

[Tadesan]

My buddy met the guy who helped invent coax. On one of his yachts...

[karthikr]

you had a good body language . nice explanation 

[newguy]

So the outer layer is just a shield, not a conductor? Then how does it work? Isn't it necessary to close a circuit in order to send and receive anything? Does this mean there is only one copper wire for bi-directional data flow? it just sounds weird

[LanTHruster]

That would be D or C depending on University

[danseabreeze]

That white plastic at the core of the cable makes it stiff, I need to run coaxial over a doorway, can I bend the cable to go over the corners of the doorway?

[krisantusliang]

thanks that was really helpful... anyway... are you having a real teaching session or something?