i love the way that you explain everything with your words and visuals! I graduated from electrical school but waited too long to take my JW test. Wanted to brush up on a few things before my 2nd attempt and am so glad that i found your videos! Amazing job sir!! and TY!!
Dave Gordon makes it so easy to understand the subject. If only the teachers would stop talking about their personal lives and spend more time on teaching the subjects @ the JATC.
There are also formulas for figuring core size turns per volt and wire gauge for a given amperage This all has to be figured in before turns ratio even matters
Dave, I got a un usual question for you. Even though this might not be a common application, but would it be possible to wire this example of120VA 120:12V into an autotransformer, but not as 132:120V; but instead as the same ratio: 120:12V. What would be the VA? I series? I Common? I would really appreciate any feedback in this matter. Thanks,
You accomplished in 8 minutes what my prof could not explain in 6 hours of Lecture.
Well done. God help my class pass the midterm.
its mind blowing how much sense it makes when someone can actually teach you the info.
i know this comment is old and this is a random reply but this dude is single Handly helping me with my school work way more than my actual teacher
What an amazing way of teaching. Respect for you MR. Dave
the simplicity of your teaching methods are just amazing. thank you very much.
Amazing how much I learned from your videos compared to just reading . Thank you. Keep them videos coming.
i love the way that you explain everything with your words and visuals! I graduated from electrical school but waited too long to take my JW test. Wanted to brush up on a few things before my 2nd attempt and am so glad that i found your videos! Amazing job sir!! and TY!!
Thank you for this video 👍you make it so easy to understand
You are amazing at teaching this subject, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
He makes it simple to understand, but still I need tonwatch this couple more times to know tjis by heart.
Dave Gordon makes it so easy to understand the subject. If only the teachers would stop talking about their personal lives and spend more time on teaching the subjects @ the JATC.
Thanks for this, it is very helpful and you are a good teacher :)
There are also formulas for figuring core size turns per volt and wire gauge for a given amperage This all has to be figured in before turns ratio even matters
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I absolutely love your videos
My favorite part is 5:17
Awesome videos 😊
Dave, I got a un usual question for you. Even though this might not be a common application, but would it be possible to wire this example of120VA 120:12V into an autotransformer, but not as 132:120V; but instead as the same ratio: 120:12V. What would be the VA? I series? I Common? I would really appreciate any feedback in this matter. Thanks,
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thank you very much, sir crowley
Very good 👌
Hello Dave .here in this exemple how we can make a difference between the phase and the neutral in the secondary coil. thank you for your explanations
This video must be watched by my classmates.
Thanks to you
Thanks dev ji 🙏 and please make a vedeo on transformer primary line current and phase current Thank you so much
Good job!
Super
Clear explanation 🙏🤭
thank you so much
God bless
people are effed up like 9k views and only 200 likes ?!
What would be the transformation ratio for charge in transformer?
Pls tell us ht trasformer terns caculation
Is VA current
230 v to 56 v please turn ratio
mmkay