It's apparent that most of us think we understand RLC, RLL, and RCC circuits, but it takes someone like you to point out areas in which we can improve. Thank you for your knowledge, but more thanks is needed for you understanding to the point in which you can make someone like me understand.... Thank you for all your time and efforts to make us be better Engineers.
I really like your deep voice and the narrative style of the video. It feels like I'm listening to a science fiction instead of a lecture about EE. Thank you so much for making these educational videos!
It's amazing ! To be honest, when I saw the p operator, I suddenly remembered my professor had mentioned it earlier. Thank you for your sharing for this video. It is pretty nice.
+Blue Apple I was lucky in that sense, I had excellent teachers on these topics, Prof. Moises Szponka, RIP and Prof. German Mila de la Roca. It does not get any better than that.
I loved this video, everything is well explained and from the first second I started learning things I never understood before. Also, I like the narrative style that keeps you attent and your voice is also very soothing, thanks for the great videos!
Thank you very much! If it were not for you, I would still find the characteristic equation and the initial values by applying the tedious method that the textbooks love.
This guy is like the Bob Ross of electrical engineering... relaxing voice, yet somehow also captivating
It's apparent that most of us think we understand RLC, RLL, and RCC circuits, but it takes someone like you to point out areas in which we can improve. Thank you for your knowledge, but more thanks is needed for you understanding to the point in which you can make someone like me understand.... Thank you for all your time and efforts to make us be better Engineers.
You are very kind. Thank you kindly.
I really like your deep voice and the narrative style of the video. It feels like I'm listening to a science fiction instead of a lecture about EE. Thank you so much for making these educational videos!
It's amazing !
To be honest, when I saw the p operator, I suddenly remembered my professor had mentioned it earlier.
Thank you for your sharing for this video.
It is pretty nice.
Excellent video! Wish I had teachers like you when I was learning circuits, long time ago.
+Blue Apple I was lucky in that sense, I had excellent teachers on these topics, Prof. Moises Szponka, RIP and Prof. German Mila de la Roca. It does not get any better than that.
I loved this video, everything is well explained and from the first second I started learning things I never understood before. Also, I like the narrative style that keeps you attent and your voice is also very soothing, thanks for the great videos!
I will watch the P-operator video too. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video.
liked the term movie you used in the intro...and your explanation makes it enjoyable as a movie
+pankaj agarwal Yes, and also, all these movies have a happy end, no blood, no gore, just the right amount of scientific drama ... heh, heh.
+rolinychupetin
I must say I really like your voice, it is incredibly relaxing and very pleasant to listen to.
Excellent video! Thank you!!! Right after watching it, I picked up the method which I forgot for a long time.
From Brazil, best class ever!
Thank you, Mr. Roratto, and also for including your location. Greetings from Vancvouer, Canada.
Thank you very much! If it were not for you, I would still find the characteristic equation and the initial values by applying the tedious method that the textbooks love.
Crystal clear, awesome job!!
dude your videos are amazing. What's your accent?
The video is AMAZING! Thank You!
wow, this cant be more clear. thanks
Seriously awesome video!
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you sir, its a great video 👍🏻
love love the video! are u majoring in EE?
Thanks a lot, sir.
THANKS mR SAUL BERENSON
Thank you. I really enjoyed the performance of Mr. Patinkin as Mr. S. Berenson. A solid actor.
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hello...can i use laplace transform to solve the example in this video ?
+Mohamad Fakhoury You could if it is not explicitly ruled out in an exam. Sometimes it is.
thank you very much
its good to learn
i enjoyed
can you read me a bedtime story about how the boy learned to master circuits?
Little circuit here and also We can add a friendly bushes maybe little river is flowing there who knows ?
Nice Voice