Wheatstone Bridge: Working Principle & Formula

[@electrical4you]

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If you would prefer a written post, take a look at our blog post on Wheatstone Bridges: www.electrical4u.com/wheatstone-bridge-circuit-theory-and-principle/

[@Bikaholic29]

Simple and straight to the point. Great explanation. Thanks.

[@electrovoyager1125]

very good video with short content and good explanation.. Expect more videos like this from your channel

[@electrical4you]

Thank you Electro Voyager! Happy to hear you like it 🙂

[@gilgoldman]

Damn S Gosh, finally a Wheatstone bridge makes sense! Thank you!

[@ashishvitekar3474]

Very nice explain and informative video's keep it up.
Thank you

[@navneetkumarsabre7275]

I saw many videos for understanding these balance equation....... But above all it is simply awesome and a simple way for understanding....... Great job sir.. Hoping you upload these kind of videos more.... Thnx sir.... :)))

[@picklerick1908]

Loved the video! Clear and straight to the point

[@mayapraveen751]

Pickel Rick? U r a scientist right

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Thanks for your easy to follow video

[@jlgoose8078]

Very simple and easy to understand

[@Monikabhardwaj321]

Through the point ..... excellent video👍

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Very clearly explained. Thanks man.

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[@barjammar]

Good simple and brief explanation professor Gosh.

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It is simple and useful .. Thx ..

[@ibrarhussain2308]

Current is flowing from A to D then to point C. How current is adjusted at resister S to make the same potential difference at B and D. Actually resistor R is variable resistor and S is unkown resistor.

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That was really really helpful-

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Wow short and to the point❤💕

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thank you for posting that! it was very helpful.

[@electrical4you]

No worries! Thank you for watching :)

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Well explained!

[@DoctorUltraviolence]

Very good explanation!

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Ajay

[@electrical4you]

Thanks Alex! Happy to help

[@cathean19]

Thank you so much, sir! now it's clear!

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Very good explain

[@aksharasajeev4514]

Thank you so much sir 🙏😊

[@shathadeek2626]

greaaat i got it finally :))) thank u alot

[@medhathamed8205]

Perfect neat explanation, thanks you

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Clean ! And Short

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[@alirazanasir5992]

Excellent

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Thank you

[@sasidhark592]

very helpful thank you sir

[@yogeshchoudhary5422]

Thanks

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this was very much useful, thank u

[@electrical4you]

No problem at all Mahendra! :)

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Great vedio sir😍😍😍😍

[@electrical4you]

No worries! Thank you for your kind words Riza :)

[@bhartijoshi3625]

the explanation is good but it would be best if there were subtitles

[@saikumarpandhula9889]

very simple great

[@christaljoy.a3797]

Thanks you.

[@electrical4you]

No problem at all Christal :)

[@tedytarrify]

just a quick word about your use of english; you have got 'by' and 'into' mixed up. 'by' means 'times by' so X by Y means X times Y. conversely... 'Into' means 'Divided into' for example; 3's into 6 actually means 6 divided by 3. The language and your symbols don't match up which can make it confusing. But otherwise i found that very useful thank you.

[@beingstudious9300]

Edward de'Lisle-Tarr.....shut up😠

[@electrical4you]

Thanks for the tip Edward - we'll keep this in mind for future videos! 🙂

[@pranammnayak-ld2vx]

No , it's correct

[@muzna510]

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best explanation!

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[@charlesmunali7895]

Perfect

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ıt helps a lot thanks so much

[@sherin2463]

finally got it

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nice video

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Super video

[@hishamabouras6384]

I understand why the Voltage drop in the first 2 sectors are equal but after not in the 2 second sectors (after the Amperometer) can somebody please explain it?

[@MsYouaremyangel]

good one

[@rajeshgiri8629]

Great

[@janeb9986]

Shouldn't it be R=PS/Q ?

[@happy42881]

Thankyou. :-)

[@mheuuj]

But then how can you know the exact value of R, if S is a variable resistor? You dont know the exact value of s gets in the end? :s

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it is nice

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good....

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Nice but i'm in 11th

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I,m want to make a teacher

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Thats - I'm want to become a teacher, and to to make a teacher. You are grammatically incorrect.

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its not "i'm want to become a teacher" it is -- I want to become a teacher.. ur wrong too!

[@arnabmukherjee7833]

shit!!! missed it

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Harini Sankar you are also wrong..
You should habe said that..
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Literally everyone has made a grammatical/spelling mistake while trying to correct the other.

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Thank You

[@electrical4you]

No problem Zerihun! 🙂

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