Bro you are the bomb...too many ppl on TH-cam trying to explain this and making it way more complicated than what it is...and well...the others...just dont know shit and are making crap up...glad to know they're still ppl who actually understand this and can teach it.
hello, I am trying to learn this and your video is very clear except for one point. You took the 6 away from the 10 and got 4 then went into the formula which is great, you came out with the impedance at 6.4.........But, wait what is the the rule or law that stops someone, like myself to apply this formula to same numbers but instead, I take the "5" away from the 10 instead. Do the formula and instead of getting "6.4", I get 7.8 impedance for my circuit
Hiya! Thanks for your comments. The rules about this come from vector maths, basically you can't take the 5 from the 10 because they're vectors at right angles to each other. You can only add or subtract vectors that are at 0° or 180° to each other - the 6 and the 10. Once that's done, the resultant vector can be added to the 5 using Pythagoras' Theorem. Hope that's clear enough. I could make some videos specifically about vector operations if you want. :)
Thank you for such fast response. I wanted to learn what is 'impedance" you explained it well. I am wanting to fix guitar amps, I have fixed three of them but it was a case of dumb luck. but I would like too further my education and figure out why and how things work. To be able to visualize what is happening inside of a capacitor or a op amp and why does it do it. Any bit of knowledge helps. So thank you
I've made a couple of random videos on things like impulse and finding the common centre of mass of two bodies. Could always make more Mechanics vids though. What exactly would you like me to cover? :)
Hi Jaideep! Thank you so much for your comment. What exactly do you mean by "my own channel?" Currently everything on this channel is my own work and I intend to expand it some day beyond Powerpoint-based tutorials and animations. :P
Bro you are the bomb...too many ppl on TH-cam trying to explain this and making it way more complicated than what it is...and well...the others...just dont know shit and are making crap up...glad to know they're still ppl who actually understand this and can teach it.
The best explanation for Impedence! THank you SIR!!!!!!
Thank you soo much!!!! You are the only person who explained it so beautifully.
Thank you. I’ve been trying to understand Impedance for the past week, looking at all kinds of videos and explanations. You succeeded.
Your informative voice and time lapse music made me understand much faster.
World class video sir!
Great work 😉
an excellent simple explanation.
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I want a brief introduction on Phasor Diagram for Electrical Engineering right from the very basic, could you please make a video on that?
Sure thing, keep an eye out for it on my channel page! :)
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hello, I am trying to learn this and your video is very clear except for one point. You took the 6 away from the 10 and got 4 then went into the formula which is great, you came out with the impedance at 6.4.........But, wait what is the the rule or law that stops someone, like myself to apply this formula to same numbers but instead, I take the "5" away from the 10 instead. Do the formula and instead of getting "6.4", I get 7.8 impedance for my circuit
Hiya! Thanks for your comments.
The rules about this come from vector maths, basically you can't take the 5 from the 10 because they're vectors at right angles to each other. You can only add or subtract vectors that are at 0° or 180° to each other - the 6 and the 10. Once that's done, the resultant vector can be added to the 5 using Pythagoras' Theorem.
Hope that's clear enough. I could make some videos specifically about vector operations if you want. :)
Thank you for such fast response. I wanted to learn what is 'impedance" you explained it well. I am wanting to fix guitar amps, I have fixed three of them but it was a case of dumb luck. but I would like too further my education and figure out why and how things work. To be able to visualize what is happening inside of a capacitor or a op amp and why does it do it. Any bit of knowledge helps. So thank you
I looked for the mechanics video but your uploads didn't include one
I've made a couple of random videos on things like impulse and finding the common centre of mass of two bodies. Could always make more Mechanics vids though. What exactly would you like me to cover? :)
Love the music lol. but really great video very intuitive.
Thanks a lot to you.
Thank you!
Anyone can explain me about audio transformers plzz
well explained
Superb please keep posting more such videos and if possible make your own channel...... 👍
Hi Jaideep! Thank you so much for your comment. What exactly do you mean by "my own channel?" Currently everything on this channel is my own work and I intend to expand it some day beyond Powerpoint-based tutorials and animations. :P
Perfect.
amazing explanation
Tq sir
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