1 Bridge Circuit Equivalent Resistance
Works through finding the equivalent resistance of a bridge shaped resistor network step by step, often linked to students stuck on homework problems.
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Works through finding the equivalent resistance of a bridge shaped resistor network step by step, often linked to students stuck on homework problems.
Students point to this as a worked walkthrough of the superposition method for solving linear DC circuits with several sources.
Part of Dave Jones's fundamentals tutorials, recommended for learning to work through mesh and loop circuit analysis step by step.
Jesse Mason's visual method for reducing series and parallel resistor networks to one equivalent value, repeatedly recommended to students who find the topic confusing.
Hidden gemRecommended for learning to derive the transfer function of an op-amp circuit, but it assumes an ideal op-amp with infinite open-loop gain.
Opening part of a lecture series introducing op amps and nodal analysis around them; suggested to students stuck on op-amp circuit questions.
A DC circuit analysis playlist from the Organic Chemistry Tutor channel, suggested to learners who want a grounding in circuit fundamentals, including those starting out with Arduino.
The opening lecture of a full university circuits course, repeatedly recommended as a thorough way to learn circuit analysis from scratch.
A worked explanation of nodal analysis with current sources, pointed to when homework style circuit questions come up.
A walkthrough of the current divider rule, recommended to students starting circuit analysis alongside the same channel's voltage divider and Kirchhoff videos.
An hour long MIT Open CourseWare lecture on circuits and circuit simplification, suggested for those wanting a thorough, university level grounding.
A Solid State Workshop tutorial covering basic circuit analysis such as series and parallel resistance, suggested to students grinding through the fundamentals.