Excellent Thanks.

11 years later and this video still is amazing. Can't say much but big companies refer to this video for freshers to get started on microcontrollers.

do you have email , as i have education curriculum job in electric engineering

Very Greatly Explained.

Dang, I wish you made more. Excellent!

Dang, I wish you made more. Excellent!

Dang, I wish you made more. Excellent!

Dang, I wish you made more. Excellent!

for 43:22, since it is series circuit as you said, can't we just divide the source voltage by the equivalent resistance?

you even said what you are gonna show us in this video not wasting any time of some desperate souls going to exams 2 days from now

Long but worthy, don't be sorry.

Thanks for putting this up it means a lot

Can you make more videos

Awesome but needs the captions

Automatic circuit analyze all design by blue print to photograpby of physical circuit to infrared and lidar scan

Can't believe that he started to help me before 9 years .At the time i don't even know what the resistor is?thank you for your help

thank you so much

I just can't stop thinking, why didn't I find you when I was in my UG?? Your videos are so good.

LEGEND

This is nerd porn to me. Amazing explanations!

Great work!

great video sir, well done

Hi, could you upload the PPTX file again, many thanks!

This is incredible, u should do a video on Ac circuits.

Good presentation. Very clear with helpful illustrations. Thank you!

Good to recap after 40yrs (where have the years gone?), surprising how you forget the basics (but soon remembered with help). Many thanks for the good video, have subscribed.

This video sums up a whole semester of Circuit Analysis that I took many years ago. Who knew that the $600 text book and $1200 credit hour could have been replaced by one KZfaq video. Take a hiatus from that job of yours and work on the series, you're a natural!

Thanks a lot🎉 I guess you made the video from a cold environment. Can feel your struggle with a blocked nose. Love it

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On 1:30:44 you can actually apply the same principle he told us about having a current source with paralell to resistor, so 6mA*12K = 24V, due to polarity -24V. Then you subtract the positive 20V u got when isolating voltage source and u get the 20 V final on Vout. A great video without a doubt!.

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Thanks for the video. I especially appreciated the distinction between microcontrollers and microprocessors. Looking forward to doing some microcontroller projects.

why is there no update. i like this courses.

SUCH AN AMAZING VIDEO, VERY CONCEPTUAL IN LESS TIME AS COMPARED TO UNIVERSITY CLASSES..

I'm really happy with your presentation. It's comprehensive and helpful to beginners. Keep it up sir.

12:15 "just flip it"? Can u elaborate? Im sorry im stuck on this probably very easy point.

Exactly what i was looking for

Thank you so much. May ALLAH reward you for this work. thank you for your efforts

1:06:55 i really didn't understand why we plugged in the 5mA for I3. I mean, why not I3 AND 5mA? Why just 5mA?

please continue, i am still waiting for you teacher

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Good explanation, and this is my kind of people (looking at the comments).

Good Presentation! God bless this Channel!

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At 29:40 when you say "we can easily solve for", do I have to brush up on my algebra if I want to join the rest of you in "easily solving for"? Because I am not easily solving for, but I feel like I'm recognizing this as an algebraic equation I'm not easily solving for.

I think this is the best ever vid on this subject that I have ever seen. As a vehicle Mechanic I have seen lots of Films/Vids explaining the subject, this is the best by far. Thank you for your time.

Thank you so much, that was really helpful! it helped me to refresh and remember a whole course I took at uni.

great demonstration dude!

Amazing work!