Wheatstone Bridge - 'Measuring' Variable Resistance - Simply Put 

Add a link for the circuit of ....configurable light sensor....please

Great tutorial, as always... I am just learning about the WSB, but, if I understand correctly, using large value resistors helps to lesson the impact of errors inherent in the circuit... Like the resistance added by the traces, or multimeter probes...

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THANK YOU SO MUCH ...your explanation is great :3

youtube is great! where else do you have the opportunity to take a digital electronics class straight from hagrid himself?! jokes aside the video is very nice and I thank you sir for helping me. I hope you didn't take my joke too personally.

Totally don't have a wheat stone bridge lab report due tomorrow that I'm procrastinating. Thankss

Thanks a lot man! Humorous and extremely helpful for my next experiment

Thank you, Really intuitive explanation of a sensing method that is found everywhere in modern life. Can you cover capacitive and inductive sensing bridges next would really love to learn about those too?

I wrote down the math as you spoke and learned, interesting the cross multiplication and the cross divide Seen this wheatstone bridge used in strain guage use Was thinking of making my own scales with pencil drawn on paper -

Your video was the only one that made me fully understand Wheatstone Bridge, thank you sir!!

can you show all bridges as capacitors and inductors or even tanks and application nuances with math as well ?

Nice job man I really enjoyed the video. Keep up the good work

Thank you so much I fully understood it

Thank you teacher. You've helped me a lot.

cool video. learned a lot from it