Resistors in Series and Parallel - Electronics Basics 13 

Thank you for clearing this up for me

Just what I needed very well explained 👍

great teacher indeed

I suppose this will improve heat dissipation as well. So if you have two 5 watt resistors, it will have a combined heat dissipation capability of 10 watts?

Nice great teach......

Nice video thank you.

Great video content all of your videos. I just didnt get the last part in this calculation.. Can you pls expand more on it.. Thank you!

Im continuvesly watching your videos.. And I thing something in my mind saying that why so late to get you..thanks a lot sir..electronics is my passion from my 15 age..no 1 in physics and chemistry.. But I don't know where I have to start learn electronics..I have watched lots of videos in RU-vid also..but that all cannot give a actual information about it...I don't studied electronics...but I love to do it..and learn it..for that your videos is very helpful..sorry for my weak English..

Love it,thanks....

Superb.... Where can I see the videos based on semiconductors .... I'm really weak in that...

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Are you Paul for ENGEENIRING MIDSET

I was wondering how to make a current limiter?

Nice

What is power supply in these circuits? Besides that, great tutorial. Thanks.

thank you so much you are really smart

good

thnx man im at 13 and lots of things are very clear thnx a lot

im a gcse physics student, and you explained this much better than any physics channel, great teacher

So why is that the resistors consume current?

but why do they lower the resistance the more you have?

Resistors in parallel, you blew my mind good sir.

please proceed explaining electric science

What program is that? Looks like an Android game app I've tried - circuit jam?

This is actually equivalent to 1 / (0.0005 + 0.001 + 0.001)

Wouldn't it be simpler to express the formula as 1/Rt = 1/R1 + 1/R2 etc. ? Having fractions as denominators can be confusing.

doesn't this conflict with the previous video about Voltage Dividers? why wouldn't you just use one resistor with the same combined resistance

sir, i am also lecturer from india. may i know what is the software you are using to do this video thank in advance murthy

2x 1k ohm is 500 ohms, 3 x 1k ohms is 300 ohms but 2x1k ohm +2k ohms is 400 ohms? huh?

If 2 resistors just 1000*1000/2000=500.

Hi, obviously the info here is correct, unfortunately I'm intelligence challenged. In my head I understand the concept and basically in series you add or gain resistance as resistors are added, in parallel you subtract or reduce resistance as you add more resistors. Got it... wait no I'm confused again. Math sucks. Anyway, WHY and HOW do you have -1 volt?!?!?!!!! And AND why does the ground symbol hang out there all lonely like, like a dogs tail, seemingly just waiting to cause a short in the circuit. Some bizarre glitching going on there. Seriously, it's odd things like that that totally prevent my understanding of electronics

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whose in my online class rn?

The animations are great, but your equations or formulas don't make sense?