Sir, you are out here saving lives and GPA's during this Corona Clusterfkk. My physics prof already couldnt teach herself out of a paper bag, but now that classes are all online, you are my only hope. You have come through for me again for the millionth time. I cannot thank you enough. Stay safe, cause we need you out here.
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@@ericcartman1168 there are too many good youtubers that actually teaches you the knowledge, to be used in the real world, and not just examples to help you barely pass for your academic credentials
If you're reading this mister, thank you! From the bottom of my heart, you just have no idea how big of a service you're doing, how beneficial it is what you do! Nowadays theres no college student unfamiliar with your videos, whenever something seems quite hard, i hear my colleagues saying, we'll check the organic chemistry tutor. Thank you❤
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The first time in my life I fully understand KVL and KCL, understanding fundamentals lays solid foundation for more advanced concepts. Clear and concise explanations with sufficient amount of examples. Thank you very much and well done.
Keep at it, practice is key! Currently in electrical engineering courses learning this same info but a little more complicated and it's nice to have some simple and concise videos like this one.
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Super helpful. My instructor went of Kirchoffs in like one day and I didnt get any of it. So grateful that you took the time to thoroughly explain it, and confirm it! Life saver.
How is it that a stranger on the internet explains kirchoff's laws better than my teacher? Idk, but I'm sure glad you make videos. I don't think I would've passes without you.
It's just amazing how this dude has helped me understanding in less than 5 min while my professor at the university couldn't do the same in more than 3 hours.
WOW! Just watched the example around 40:00 and the 1 before it, and the way you explained whether to add or subtract the batteries and resistors is incredible! Also the way you demonstrated the Loop Law really helped! Thanks a ton!
OMFG the way you simplify things literally boggles my mind. how do my professors who get paid thousands and thousands not know how to explain things this way? i think i love you
I'm a physician. When I did a year of organic chemistry in college, the highest grade on our exams was a 45, so that was an A. I'm a beginner at electronics, and this is not easy, but you explain things very well, so I'll have to repeat some videos again. You make learning electronics fun. Can you do a video on the Wheatstone bridge? I want to make a lie detector.
Sir, you are out there saving lives. After I watched this video, I am not the same again. May you continue to change more lives out there. I have no words to explain how grateful I am to have watched this tutorial, but just to say thank you.
Don't worry, just keep asking yourself "why does that make sense?" As you're working a problem, remember the fundamentals you've built until this point and ask "how does then and now work together?" And break it up into small steps instead of seeing it as 1 big problem. If you try for long enough, it'll come as easy as breathing
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when I started to study the subject, it seemed so complicated. It was hard to find which one is parallel or series, how I'm gonna split the current between parallel circuits, on which side the loop will continue etc. However, your videos help me a lot to understand this topic clearly, and I really have fun solving problems thanks to you. I'm so appreciated..
Thank you so much! After watching about a dozen videos on the same subject, yours was the only one that explained it right with every needed concept so I could understand it!
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Thank you so much!!! How do you understand everything related to upper and lower level physics, chem, and any math??! You rock man!! “If you can’t explain it well enough, then you dint understand it enough” and you definitely do! I’m amazed at the extent of your knowledge! I hope one day to have half of your understanding of all these STEM classes! Keep up the great work!! More videos connecting physics and calculus problems concepts to a real life problem to work out and help visualize what’s going on everywhere would be awesome!!!!!! Just a thought from a avid viewer!
I get this, but i can't understand how to work with 2 junctions. In my case there is 1 batttery, 4 ressistors and 2 junctions. so I(current) is equal to what? I used this equation but it doesn't make sense, I1=I2+I3+I1-I2-I3. This is what reffer to 18:02. Help please :D
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This was unimaginably helpful! I can't thank you enough for all your help and I think I finally know how to apply Kirchhoff's Laws to complicated problems thanks to you!
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When additional Voltage Sources are added to the circuit, it causes the amps to act funny since the amps created from the different Voltage Sources can meet up with each other and strengthen the current. In this case, the Amps from the 8 Volt Battery would not go to the Negative Terminal of the 20 Volt battery, rather the 8 Volt Battery will go to it's own Negative Terminal, therefore, the Amps aren't being boosted by the 8 Volt Battery at the 4 Ohms Resistor like it is at i² Resistor, therefore, when the 20 Volt Battery completes its circuit at the 4 Ohm Resistor, it will not have the Amp boost from the 8 Volt Batrery, so it will use its original Amps that it had, which is i¹. And the reason why is because all Amps, AKA Current, wants to return to it's original source that produced it. The Current will not settle for a different Voltage Source, AKA Battery, that did not produce it.
I have an exam tomorrow in physics, and this is one of the lessons that I just can't get. Because of this video I have a little bit more of understanding in this topic, time will tell if it will help me pass my Senior year in highschool
By clear the best video i've ever seen! i was so stuck on this concept and has made calculations so much less confusing - i love the amount of depth, and that you didn't leave anything out while explaining every equation. Many thanks
Thank you for explaining all this very well! I have one doubt though! Isn't it -4I2, instead of -4I1 at 54:00 , or is that i got it wrong? would be very helpful to get an answer. thank you so much again!
Wait what. That's so different from the "technique" they taught us. This is so intuitive ! You are calculating a voltage levels on various points and not voltage drops directly, and it's much easier to understand.
Awesome video!! Fabulous teacher and teaching style! You make complex problems seem simple, and I now really feel like I have a good understanding of this kind of material. THANK YOUUUU :)
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It's kind of hard to explain but with the direction of current he chose, I1 has to go through that 4 ohm resistor because it is in series with the 20V battery and the 2 ohm resistor which each have I1 going through them. Essentially, I1 is the initial current that then flows into the parallel elements until it returns back with the same current remaining. Look back at the first example. 4 amps flow from the battery into the junction, where it splits into 3 amps and 1 amp, until it returns again with 4 amps to go back through the battery. The total current is never lost when returning to the initial position. Again, this is all relative to the direction of current that he chooses.
@@delicate_vet I don't understand what you are asking. Which example specifically? KVL uses a combination of all the currents in the voltage expressions, not just 1.
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Sir, you are out here saving lives and GPA's during this Corona Clusterfkk. My physics prof already couldnt teach herself out of a paper bag, but now that classes are all online, you are my only hope. You have come through for me again for the millionth time. I cannot thank you enough. Stay safe, cause we need you out here.
wow, the pandemic is old, jesus
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Why did u multiply by-2 at example 2
@@POGmataGaming just so he could add the two equations together to eliminate I_1
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@@k10-s7q man hasn't had to rely on organic chem tutor cause most stem teacher suck
@@ericcartman1168 there are too many good youtubers that actually teaches you the knowledge, to be used in the real world, and not just examples to help you barely pass for your academic credentials
If you're reading this mister, thank you! From the bottom of my heart, you just have no idea how big of a service you're doing, how beneficial it is what you do! Nowadays theres no college student unfamiliar with your videos, whenever something seems quite hard, i hear my colleagues saying, we'll check the organic chemistry tutor. Thank you❤
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6 months for 6 whole months my teacher could not make me understand this and this man right here came in bam! 22 mins in all set, thank yoou so so much
Sir, It's been 5 years since you uploaded this video, Its still helping millions all over the world, I am from India preparing for JEE, your video saved me. :)
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The first time in my life I fully understand KVL and KCL, understanding fundamentals lays solid foundation for more advanced concepts. Clear and concise explanations with sufficient amount of examples. Thank you very much and well done.
This is one of the hardest things I have ever tried to learn. It's slowly coming along. Thank you so much for this.
It’s just adding and subtracting multiplying and dividing nothing special really
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Keep at it, practice is key! Currently in electrical engineering courses learning this same info but a little more complicated and it's nice to have some simple and concise videos like this one.
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This man is an angel sent from heaven I'm telling ya. Going to have B.E.E midterm exam tomorrow and everything was too complicated until today. A friend of mine recommended this channel to me and I've realised that there is much more to learn other than this.God bless you sir.
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Super helpful. My instructor went of Kirchoffs in like one day and I didnt get any of it. So grateful that you took the time to thoroughly explain it, and confirm it! Life saver.
How is it that a stranger on the internet explains kirchoff's laws better than my teacher? Idk, but I'm sure glad you make videos. I don't think I would've passes without you.
It's just amazing how this dude has helped me understanding in less than 5 min while my professor at the university couldn't do the same in more than 3 hours.
I couldn't agree more my dude! Why do I even pay tuition lol
WOW! Just watched the example around 40:00 and the 1 before it, and the way you explained whether to add or subtract the batteries and resistors is incredible! Also the way you demonstrated the Loop Law really helped! Thanks a ton!
OMFG the way you simplify things literally boggles my mind. how do my professors who get paid thousands and thousands not know how to explain things this way? i think i love you
I'm a physician. When I did a year of organic chemistry in college, the highest grade on our exams was a 45, so that was an A. I'm a beginner at electronics, and this is not easy, but you explain things very well, so I'll have to repeat some videos again. You make learning electronics fun. Can you do a video on the Wheatstone bridge? I want to make a lie detector.
Sir, you are out there saving lives. After I watched this video, I am not the same again. May you continue to change more lives out there. I have no words to explain how grateful I am to have watched this tutorial, but just to say thank you.
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Don't worry, just keep asking yourself "why does that make sense?" As you're working a problem, remember the fundamentals you've built until this point and ask "how does then and now work together?" And break it up into small steps instead of seeing it as 1 big problem. If you try for long enough, it'll come as easy as breathing
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when I started to study the subject, it seemed so complicated. It was hard to find which one is parallel or series, how I'm gonna split the current between parallel circuits, on which side the loop will continue etc. However, your videos help me a lot to understand this topic clearly, and I really have fun solving problems thanks to you. I'm so appreciated..
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53:57 you made a mistake, shouldn’t the 4 ohm resistor be 4i2 not 4i1? The current going through the 4 ohm resistor should be i2 not i1.
same question here
I1-I2-I3 + the I3 + the I2 get the I1 from the parallel rule where It = I1+I2+I3 they add up because it is two wire connect to one
Man, thanks to you, I now know how to do this kind of questions:)
Thank you so much! After watching about a dozen videos on the same subject, yours was the only one that explained it right with every needed concept so I could understand it!
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Thank you so much!!! How do you understand everything related to upper and lower level physics, chem, and any math??! You rock man!! “If you can’t explain it well enough, then you dint understand it enough” and you definitely do! I’m amazed at the extent of your knowledge! I hope one day to have half of your understanding of all these STEM classes! Keep up the great work!! More videos connecting physics and calculus problems concepts to a real life problem to work out and help visualize what’s going on everywhere would be awesome!!!!!! Just a thought from a avid viewer!
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I get this, but i can't understand how to work with 2 junctions. In my case there is 1 batttery, 4 ressistors and 2 junctions. so I(current) is equal to what? I used this equation but it doesn't make sense, I1=I2+I3+I1-I2-I3. This is what reffer to 18:02. Help please :D
@@unbelievable1560 if you are still struggle with that question i could help you but i will need to see the circuit
@@Zeusik69 Yeah i still struggle with the problem. Here is a screenshot of the circuit. imgur.com/a/NJJnKWz
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thankyou so much. You don't this but you've brought me so far. Making my secondary life simple as I prosper. You're an angel, u shine out brightness in ones mind. thankyou, love you, and may God be with you. peace out bro...
This was unimaginably helpful! I can't thank you enough for all your help and I think I finally know how to apply Kirchhoff's Laws to complicated problems thanks to you!
Man, you rescued me from this hell, I was so confused and I didn't know what to do, thank you so much, Best regard to you and your family. Love from Cali.
I have a question. In the last example. Why did you use the current 1 in the resistor below? By following the current flow, shouldn't it be current 2?
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The example at 38:23 really tests our comprehension skills‼🤔🤯
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Wouldn't the equation at 54:26 be 14=2I1 + 12I2 as I2 is passing through the resistor of 4 ohms?
When additional Voltage Sources are added to the circuit, it causes the amps to act funny since the amps created from the different Voltage Sources can meet up with each other and strengthen the current.
In this case, the Amps from the 8 Volt Battery would not go to the Negative Terminal of the 20 Volt battery, rather the 8 Volt Battery will go to it's own Negative Terminal, therefore, the Amps aren't being boosted by the 8 Volt Battery at the 4 Ohms Resistor like it is at i² Resistor, therefore, when the 20 Volt Battery completes its circuit at the 4 Ohm Resistor, it will not have the Amp boost from the 8 Volt Batrery, so it will use its original Amps that it had, which is i¹. And the reason why is because all Amps, AKA Current, wants to return to it's original source that produced it. The Current will not settle for a different Voltage Source, AKA Battery, that did not produce it.
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nice lecturing video but can you make a video about Norton and Thevenin Theorem coz i cant find that in your channel ..thanks so much
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Literally succeeded last time, can't be thankful enough
I have an exam tomorrow in physics, and this is one of the lessons that I just can't get. Because of this video I have a little bit more of understanding in this topic, time will tell if it will help me pass my Senior year in highschool
What happened on the test day?
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54:09 why is the current flowing through the 4ohm resistor I1 and not i2
Do you by any chance have the answer now?
Thanks Julio! You've been a massive help throughout college and uni and I still watch your videos. I hope I can donate to your channel someday.
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@@chestar3717 yes, his name is julio gonzales. His initial JG is in the profile picture.
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35:45
Shouldn't that be -4i2 instead of -4i1?
My thoughts too
@@udogadiedurumaraihe2047 36:12 he corrected it
By clear the best video i've ever seen! i was so stuck on this concept and has made calculations so much less confusing - i love the amount of depth, and that you didn't leave anything out while explaining every equation. Many thanks
Use Kirchhoff's law, they said...
It'll be fun, they said...
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@@Ed-uk8el same dude. Same.
Me: cool all I need to know is R=V/I
Kirchoff : ahemmm cough cough
@@IonizedComamy smart ass mistake exactly....
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Thank you for explaining all this very well! I have one doubt though! Isn't it -4I2, instead of -4I1 at 54:00 , or is that i got it wrong? would be very helpful to get an answer. thank you so much again!
me the same problem
I thought that too but since the 4ohm resister is after the last junction all the currents have recombine to make I1 again.
sum of I in = Sum of I out at the junction
Therefore, I2 + (I1 - I2) = I1 That is how he got 4*I1
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Do I need to learn all these equations just to do maintenance
No never even in engineering
Leaving a comment in this great video so that in future if I need to clear my concepts I can find this great video again!
Wait what.
That's so different from the "technique" they taught us.
This is so intuitive !
You are calculating a voltage levels on various points and not voltage drops directly, and it's much easier to understand.
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This is a lifesaver, the way my teacher explained this was a bit confusing so it cleared up a lot of stuff!
at 20:32 should the polarity of the 3 ohm resistor be the other way around for current to flow from I2?
Frankly, first time I understand Kirchhoff's law, for long time. I don't know how I pass electric circuit subjects before. . Thank you so much
How to apply Kirchhoff's law in real electronic circuit, and what do I benefit this law in real world?
on the last problem 54:42 there is a small error he used 4 i1 instead of 4 i2
It was also confusing for me!
There is no error, you missed part of the algebra. He divided the entire equation by 2. so 14 = 6i1 + 8i2 became 7 = 3i1 + 4i2
@@brittonylovell9114 he means the error in the sum of the I's in the first loop
yes, there is an error IMO. at 53:54 he should use -4i2 instead of -4i1. the first equation is wrong then right? it should be i1 + 6i2 = 7.
@Raziel Nicolas Uy this is not possible.
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Thank you man saved me few hours before my test
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I hope you make as much as my physics professor because you're the only one teaching my whole class.
In the last circuit example in the first loop: why does I2 not continue in the horizontal 4ohm resistor? Why is it obvious I1?
i find it confusing too
It's kind of hard to explain but with the direction of current he chose, I1 has to go through that 4 ohm resistor because it is in series with the 20V battery and the 2 ohm resistor which each have I1 going through them. Essentially, I1 is the initial current that then flows into the parallel elements until it returns back with the same current remaining. Look back at the first example. 4 amps flow from the battery into the junction, where it splits into 3 amps and 1 amp, until it returns again with 4 amps to go back through the battery. The total current is never lost when returning to the initial position. Again, this is all relative to the direction of current that he chooses.
@@benkogan522 Thank you !
Ben Kogan Yes But in the previous examples we didn’t use I1 we used the value that was split up. So how come he didn’t use it here?
@@delicate_vet I don't understand what you are asking. Which example specifically? KVL uses a combination of all the currents in the voltage expressions, not just 1.
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BRO, THANK YOU FOR THIS. OUR FEC MODULE IS SCUFFED AND DID NOT EXPLAIN HOW WE GET THINGS (no algebraic explanations whatsoever) BUT YOU COVERED IT VERY WELL! KUDOS TO YOU AND I HOPE YOU GET THE REST OF YOUR WISHES IN LIFE AND A GOOD REST
Great videos! You are on the same level of quality, clarity, and helpfulness as Khan Academy. Everything is so easy to follow when you explain it. What kind of software/ device are you using to write with? I would like to get whatever it is to do my school work on. seems like it would be a great device to take in class notes with.
I really think any kind of paint application would work, even MS paint. If you have an iPad I would recommend GoodNotes 4, i take notes for my STEM classes with it and everyone is always amazed at how nice my notes look!
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