Electric Circuits: Basics of the voltage and current laws.

Introduction to electric circuits and electricity. Includes Kirchhoff's Voltage Law and Kirchhoff's Current Law.

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[Postermaestro]

Hopefully education institutes wil eventually find these, and realize how much easier it is to understand with the help of 3D-animations. Great work

[sanskartiwari]

You showed it in such a faboulous way that I am in tears.

[ezeprojects]

I absolutely LOVE it. Never really understood voltage drop until now. It's hard to understand something that's invisible. Now, you've made it visible!

[chironjo]

Eugene, I wish I had this back in my days as an electrical engineering student. It was not about getting better grades, which would have been a by-product but, it is about understanding the deeper principles (therefore, your video on electromagnetism is a must see before this one) that lead to these "now-I-get-it" moments when you study the upper-layer technology. Truly illuminating my friend.

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[wandering-with-wonder]

The music in the background makes it seem like the charges are having a romantic ballroom dance

[TheChrasse]

I like how you visualize current and voltage with the paths and "stairs". Makes it a lot easier to understand, especially the voltage. I hope my physics teacher in high school would have explained things as well as you do, with the help of Kira.

[genkidama]

after 38 years trying i can safely say that i cant understand electricity.

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[randy]

I have not seen a better explanation of electricity for voltage and current, shows how deeply you truly understand the topic, amazing!

[jaycee]

Just watching this for review, but I can’t help but admire the execution of this video! The visuals combined with classical music make this so enjoyable to watch. Really brings out the beauty of physics!

[phoenixmistertwo]

I am so glad these videos are here. I'm taking phys 2 now and the lectures are becoming so complicated I lose focus on the big picture. In fact, on that regard I haven't considered a model like this and I feel now I can finally start to understand the formulas and use them correctly. I dislike, at times, how we are taught the components and formulas before even one glimpse of a full working model. This is awesome.

[Vemrah]

hands off best electricty tutorials on youtube !

[mithun]

You don't know how much help you are doing to enrich the knowledge of humankind. Truly you are god's gift brother

[stefaniebeh]

PERFECT homeschool video. Music for mom, coloured moving parts for toddler and education for older kid. Love it!!!!

[songofyesterday]

This is such a good video. I've always wanted to visualize how an open circuit looks like inside the wire, this gives a really good idea.

[calebdubach]

These are some amazing videos, this really helps me understand, thank you!!!!

[Rangvald]

This channel has the best scientific visual descriptions. No channel beats it. I highly recommend this to anybody. As a student of science now in his mid twenties, if you really seek to understand science and not just regurgitate facts, this is the best channel out there. Attempting to understand early on pays dividends later.

[akhilthomas]

Guys stop criticizing them. It's just a preliminary video for understanding. It's just the fundamentals. So it's really necessary to understand the fundamentals. This is by far the best video that represents what actually the electricity is. Yeah they are using conventional current.... So what?! Afterall everything that we are fond of considered as positive. And the particle the was actually thought of giving this so called property was named as positive and later only they discovered, it was actually the property of another particle. Come to think of it. If they were to have discovered the 2nd particle first then this would've been different. So what I'm saying is it's all about