You explained it just amazingly!!! I was confused a lot in this concept, and now this channel has made it easy for me....now i am able to understand, solve questions.
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For two days I was having a hard time with the first excersice of the book, hours seeking for someone to explain things step by step and definitely after watching your videos went straight to solve it. Thank you very much
For many years, i could never understand or figure out how those signs, (setting up each individual component signs around a loop), voltage gain , voltage rise and voltage drop concepts till i have seen this video explaining the physics, how the equations were set up, solved for the answers and the way you clearly explained the concepts in a very easy concise way of teaching. Thank You so much!, Maestro.
thank you, you are absolutely better than my teacher, from now on i don't want to go to school, I just sit in my chair gripping a cup of coffee on my hand and follow your course
Just wanted to say thank you so much. I started watching from videos 1 of 4, by 3 i was getting better, and by 4 i was able to solve it without watching it, thank you for helping me understand this clearly.
thank you so much I finally got it the way you solve makes it waaaaay easier than doing KVL for each node separately. THANK YOU A LOOOOOOOOT the best part is the once I master this concept everything else is just a piece of cake. I can't stress enough how grateful I am.
That you for the comment, those Kirchhoff videos took a little while to put together. You can see a listing of all my videos at my website, www.stepbystepscience.com
I know I said this in a couple of videos, but thanks. You (all?) are actually helping me out A LOT to prepare my midterms. I wish my teacher were as good as you! 😉
Hey dude. Thanks for all the info. I am writing a test about this soon and the way you explained it was perfect! I sat and did it with you :D thank you Sir!
I understand it great!! thank you. But how is this applicable in designing the circuit? If you have to design how many ohms each resistor should be and what voltages, how many voltages, how would you start? Or is this only to figure out existing circuits only?
thank you so much for this video , it really helped alot and i have one question witch kind of out of the subject maybe :) what program do you use to draw the circuit and put all those number and sighns ? thank you again
Step-by-Step Science it went very well thank you for being my last minute savor I’m definitely going to study ahead for the final it’s on inductance optics and those general ideas do you have any videos on those topics you are extremely helpful!!
Hello, i hope you answer my question. When i write equation for loop im very confused to "+" and "-" i still dont know i will write negative value or positive value
When you go around the loop it depends which way you go across the battery. If you go across from the negative terminal to the positive terminal then the change is positive. If you across from the positive to the negative terminal then the voltage change is negative. Does that help?
I am very low tech. Record using Quicktime on my MacBook Pro, using the internal mic for recoding audio. The presentations are made on Apple Keynote. That is it!
Thanks for making this awesome vid!!! I have a question on this example, hope u could answer me,thx! Could I change the direction of the current of Loop 3 which becomes anti-clockwise, it gives different value of i2. which is 4(i2)+40+3(8)=0, i2=-16. THANKS so much!
I have big problems analysing the nodes and currents, ive seen your video about the analyse part (really good) but when theres more than two nodes it confuses me. Do you have any tips?
Is Kirchhoff's Rules Suitable for capacitors? How can we solve complicated circuits with capacitors? if in this example No 3 above we replace all resistances with capacitors what method we need to apply in order to solve it?
Hey i really liked your video. I'm an EE major and I love the way you teach but I noticed something wrong with the I5 current in the example. The I5 current should be 7 not -15 because 11-4 is 7 and subsequently the I6 current should be 10. I still love your videos nonetheless ❤
If you choose the wrong direction for the current or the way to go around each loop when applying the voltage rule then you will get a negative answer for the current. If you get a negative answer for the current then you will know that you choose the wrong direction for the current.
I've seen some other people solving diagrams with three loops expressing I4, I5, and I6 expressing as sums of I1, I2, and I3 like Jesse Mason, how am I gonna do that in this diagram?
Confused: in video 3 in the addition 3,2 becomes 4,2 by adding both sides (1I2 + 3.2I2), in this example -4I2 stays -4, you don't add 1I2 to -4I2 in L3. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8gGEmrbURsA.html, and I1in L1 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8gGEmrbURsA.html. I don't get why in video 3 a 1 is added and not here. Sorry for the stupid question, i'm probably missing something.
I dont understand. You said the loop direction is arbitrary, thus if the resistance go against the current -> positive charge. But when it comes to battery, it look like the direction of the loop doesn't matter? - when go from neg to pos, it is pos sign??????
+Cate Lucio I think the answer is yes. When you go across the battery, if you go from the negative to the positive terminal then the change in the voltage is positive. If you go from the positive terminal to the negative terminal then the change in the voltage is negative. You can see a listing of all my videos at my website, www.stepbystepscience.com