Basic Electronics Part 1

Instructor Joe Gryniuk teaches you everything you wanted to know and more about the Fundamentals of Electricity. From the classrooms of Lake Washington Technical College in Kirkland, Washington.

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---------------- 0:00 about course

----------------- 9:15 Fundamentals of Electricity

----------------- 1:03:07 What is Current

-----------------1:59:05 Voltage

----------------- 3:34:29 Resistance

-----------------4:57:27 Ohm's Law

----------------- 5:53:30 Power

----------------- 6:31:42 DC Circuits

----------------- 7:43:22 Magnetism

----------------- 9:26:11 Inductance

----------------- 10:03:26 Capacitance

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[InputBlackBoxOutput]

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[Loonstadk]

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I’m from the uk, also would love to do the quizzes (I doubt there availability)

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Actual Lecture starts at 9:15

0:00 about course

9:15 Fundamentals of Electricity

1:03:07 What is Current

Voltage

3:34:29 Resistance

Ohm's Law

5:53:30 Power

6:31:42 DC Circuits

7:43:22 Magnetism

9:26:11 Inductance

10:03:26 Capacitance


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