Voltage Dividers - Electronics Basics 12

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[wakefieldyorkshire]

This is by far the simplest explanation of voltage dividers on YouTube. A natural teacher giving only facts that are useful, no BS on this channel.

[hoofheartedicemelted]

This animated way of teaching is great. I can actually understand what's being taught as it's being basically shown in action. Awesome stuff. Thank you.

[loucostello]

Best circuit tutorials on the internet. Thanks, mate.

[SpectrumDIY]

That is literally the best explanation of voltage dividers I've run across, I've struggled to figure out how to apply Kirchhoff's law when figuring the resistance of two base-bias resistors in an NPN transistor, I can figure out one simple enough, but making a voltage divider for the base would make it more stable and thus I couldn't wrap my head around the math for figuring both resistors out. So thank you so much for that, count me subbed :)

[RadioFixer]

Excellent explanation so people with no electronic can understand. Thank you for making this video! 👏👍

[adriandevenecia]

nice job you make electronics more simpler and easy to understand

[shabahangh]

You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you very much for your time you expended to make these videos. Great job.

[tolonggesvr]

Really awesome explanation and formula. I just found out your channel and I think you are doing a good job. Thanks again!

[MrDoneboy]

Or, you can use the voltage divider formula...The value of the resistor in question, divided by the total resistance, multiplied by the total voltage!

[THOMASTHESAILOR]

Excellent explanation. I get it, but, remembering it is my problem.. I have to keep my Firefox bookmarks like a library of formulas.. It works for me..
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[jcpartri]

You had me at "Thank God for equations." :-) Good video. I learned something today.

[TheDartFrog]

this is so well explained... thank you so much!

[peterjaphettalana]

Thank you for this video sir. This is very helpful. May I ask, what circuit simulator did you use?

[Coffieman]

Please give a link to the circuit engineering program you're using this tutorial.

[resrussia]

Another excellent video. I am going work through your series. Maybe I will finally learn electronics!

[willm]

thank you, this is the only video I could find that would actually explain what everything was and why we were doing this.

[antonjansson]

You say that it's hard to find a resistor with 7.14 Ohm's resistance. Wouldn't it be possible to tune a potentiometer to that resistance instead of using the closest one available? Or is there any economical/technical issue with that? Thanks for the videos!

[farhanmubasshir]

Kudos for your beautiful presentation!

[poljakov]

what software you use to simulate those schemes ?

[Noobinski]

Thank you very much. That was very helpful. Well explained, well animated, precise and short.