@ latribe: I have no problem at all with his accent. It's perfectly clear and understandable. Remember, the people who would be looking at videos like this would science types, maybe engineers. They would tend to be of a higher intellectual plane than the average "American" citizen you are apparently referring to.
Really good video because of teacher :)! I just refreshed my 20 years old power plant electrician certificate fundamental skills via this video. Have to say that this lecturer was better than we had in our school in Finland 20 years a go. Thank you
Really good video because of teacher :)! I just refreshed my 20 years old power plant electrician certificate fundamental skills via this video. Have to say that this lecturer was better than we had in our school in Finland 20 years a go. Thank you
LOL... to the person who wrote, "It's probably Americans who cannot understand this very clear English with an Indian accent."
I get what you are saying but seriously... I'm not THAT retarded. I've been to Dunkin Donuts enough times to understand the Indian accent quite well.
I've watched this video and have taken quite a bit from it. very well done. He could do just a bit more though in doing what the MIT professors do and actually have a real world application demonstration.
Wow this is fantasic thx for uploading!!! I'm just studying this for my hobby electronics projects and its given me a lot of insight already. Prof. Radhak does a great job of explaining!
very good lecture, not lot of prof take time to explain the concepst, some try to prove that they are very good by starting with confusing problems and instead of explaining the basics and how they are used thy just confuse you , beautiful lecture
This might be a session that an engineering student will be looking forward to.Thanks very much for posting this video and i will request you to keep doing the same.Who ever has done it.
It's probably Americans who cannot understand this very clear English with an Indian accent. I was at a Cannes Film Festival showing of a Clint Eastwood film and could only understand the American pronunciation by reading the French subtitles.
My experience at Imperial College London in the 1970s and 80s in the Physics department were that our Indian tutors were very accomplished. People have to listen to the substance, not the delivery.
dude i say fuck all u haters who r bitching about his English nd lil errors... common man he's human.. and i understood a lot more than what i did in lecture here in my college.. so those who don't wanna learn - go fuck urself nd leave this guy alone.. and the begining is a prayer so better respect tht.. PEACE !!
Technically speaking, any number divided by zero is defined as "undefined". It is NOT infinity. Makes no difference though, but had I written infinity in my exams I would have been penalised.
Nope. The best you can say is that as b->0, then a/b -> infinity. But formally, a/0 is "undefined". If you start treating infinity as a numerical value, then you can create some logical paradoxes (i.e. what is 0/0 ?). Note also that if a model of a physical system states that a quantity is "infinity", then it is due to a deficiency of the model - no quantity can ever have an "infinite" value.
"So 10/0, at least in elementary arithmetic, is said to be meaningless, or undefined." (Wikipedia).
i hate that book man...i read it before my midterm on op-amps, and in the exam i was so dumbfounded man...and my prof was saying this is the best book in electronics...my ass
@eysteins I know it is much better than *ucking SEDRA/SMITH way of explaining..
I think SEDRA/SMITH uses way too much variables and maths that eventually confuse you.. Considering the fact that engineers must use math to understand behaviors of certain system, the book imposes too much physics + math in it.
thanks sir i learned in this video about the diode ,
sharad945 6 days ago
thanks india
SuperMuvindu 3 weeks ago
Do i understand right that diode own resistance will be always 0 ohm ? basicly any diode dont have resistance ??
poljakov13 3 weeks ago
the intro music kinda reminds me of an Al Quaida recruitment video
MrYanny14 4 weeks ago
Nice lecture but there is an error. The slope of the graph for 2K should be steeper (as he says) but he then draws the slope shallower. oops.
i.e. there should be a smaller current change per unit of voltage not larger as his graph would indicate. Dont get confused folks.
podgyhodgy1 1 month ago
R=100mA ? ARE YOU FACKING KIDDING ME ????
R=Ohm FK!
AnomisMLG 1 month ago
3a=2dm^6b+rc6*f2
17stricklandb6073 1 month ago
@ latribe: I have no problem at all with his accent. It's perfectly clear and understandable. Remember, the people who would be looking at videos like this would science types, maybe engineers. They would tend to be of a higher intellectual plane than the average "American" citizen you are apparently referring to.
originalfizixx 2 months ago
Thanks Sir,
Wonderful Thats great lecture. This is hw the standard education cmes from
JAI1657 3 months ago
Thank you sir
ramialsaiad 3 months ago
R=100mA :) keep up the good work
tenarify 3 months ago
@tenarify it's a mistake dude!
tuhinpaul 2 months ago
Really great job !!!! Please continue the great work...Thanks it real helped me a lot.
kousami 4 months ago
I like how he actually explains the equations he uses.
Graphs are also probably the best way to teach electricity.
i find i learn a lot more when people use chalkboards rather than white boards (markers). :S
Petelecaster 4 months ago
thank Q sir ,really this helped me a lot :)
but some damn fu***** are commenting about accent and all ,those idiots are asked to listen the subject
sruhan007 4 months ago
A lof of thanks to teacher for a good explanations. It was more useful than book reading. Thank U.
gayprj 4 months ago
Fuck up. Using I I pad can't re write comments
TheBeyBladeNation 5 months ago
Who cares bout accent he's smarter then you'll ever be please shut the
TheBeyBladeNation 5 months ago
now i know why a blackboard is much better to explain things than overlaoded powerpoints presentations
Freigeist20789 5 months ago
il a fai une erreur d'unité mdr!! la résistance s'exprime en "omhs" et pas en "mA" regarder vers "5min56"
TheNikmouk 6 months ago
very poor accent...............
TheHassanhass 6 months ago
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chutiya teacher
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wtf is this, do they learn this shit too? dam muslins
HPaisana 7 months ago
@HPaisana STFUp
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Really good video because of teacher :)! I just refreshed my 20 years old power plant electrician certificate fundamental skills via this video. Have to say that this lecturer was better than we had in our school in Finland 20 years a go. Thank you
338magnifier 7 months ago
Really good video because of teacher :)! I just refreshed my 20 years old power plant electrician certificate fundamental skills via this video. Have to say that this lecturer was better than we had in our school in Finland 20 years a go. Thank you
338magnifier 7 months ago
06:06 R = ? = 100 ohms not 100 mA :p
Henbane0 8 months ago 3
thanks a lot
FUTIRAMA 8 months ago
its nice video n helpfull
nsandeeprao 8 months ago
A very inspiring old school reminder lesson.
I'm dealing with a salt battery situation where I have 3.8 million ohms 1.2 volts .5 mA
in a single container , multiplied by 8 in parallel , 2 in series
thats 3.8 million ohms per container , I'm starting to feel like I need to put all my electrodes in one container to lower resistance.
what do you think professor ?
azkeyz 9 months ago
In linear resistance resistance is having its unit in mA ,is it right
MsTriptisingh 9 months ago
isnt v supposed to be U, and i supposed to be I ??
jaspertax 9 months ago
Good lecture but their level is very basic.
While sedra & smith have high level.
Floyd-book have normal level.
wasim3s 9 months ago
yes video is too great but it is only possible by teacher.... therefore, teacher is best.
donalddaizy 10 months ago
This video is great!!! Thanks much.
hausiusi 10 months ago
This video is nothing BUT...
TravJacobs 10 months ago
Thanks, it was really helpfull!! =)
silerapr 10 months ago
F*** chalkboards. I enjoyed the video until my ears began to bleed.
Really though, nice job!
TheGogo9er 11 months ago
Very good explanation . Thanks much..
TheDblock96 11 months ago
awesome vids on electronics!
zeusapollo123 1 year ago
how do this doctor made a mistake like R = 100 mA ,we know that the ampere is the measurement of the current not used for the resistor lol
Ammarooo9191 1 year ago
LOL... to the person who wrote, "It's probably Americans who cannot understand this very clear English with an Indian accent."
I get what you are saying but seriously... I'm not THAT retarded. I've been to Dunkin Donuts enough times to understand the Indian accent quite well.
I've watched this video and have taken quite a bit from it. very well done. He could do just a bit more though in doing what the MIT professors do and actually have a real world application demonstration.
starbearer76 1 year ago
just don't listen to it on Hi-fi speakers.... lol... the chalk on chalk board sound was captured QUITE well in this video.
starbearer76 1 year ago
Wow,
so great...
well job done...
very helpful tutorial.
it can help a lots for those who needs it...
thank you professor...
thank you for UPLOADING this VIDEO...
thumbs-up!
Igpitians 1 year ago
i have to say that that i learnt more about diodes in this one video then i did in 5 weeks of lectures with the stupid lecture i have at uni
THANKS
mrdiceman83 1 year ago
1:29 to skip intro
mikehacksdotcom 1 year ago 45
WoW What a beautiful explanation.Thank you very much
nethu7171 1 year ago
Wow this is fantasic thx for uploading!!! I'm just studying this for my hobby electronics projects and its given me a lot of insight already. Prof. Radhak does a great job of explaining!
Kaulstoessl 1 year ago
very good lecture, not lot of prof take time to explain the concepst, some try to prove that they are very good by starting with confusing problems and instead of explaining the basics and how they are used thy just confuse you , beautiful lecture
MrPowerElec 1 year ago
thnx prof.. cocepts very well explained
gummaish 1 year ago
NO need of extra tutions
srikanthutube1 1 year ago
Great tutorial
bisnu0pagla 1 year ago
There is a little mistake @6:00 he says ohm but he is writing down mA... R=100Ohm would be right!
szudeme6 1 year ago
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oooh, maaan, its my own teacher but with a color :s
zottelul 1 year ago
oooh, maaan, its my own teacher but with a color :s
zottelul 1 year ago
yeah, I'm sorry, it's my mistake! I saw the 1/10 but later. Can I somehow delete my comment?
nasko700 1 year ago
1/pow(10,-3) = 1000 ohms ( not 100 )
nasko700 1 year ago
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@nasko700 1/10*(pow(10,-3)) = 100 ohms ( not 1000 )
drederprops 1 year ago
@nasko700 your right but he what he did was 1/10x(10^-3) which equals 100.
crazylazystacy 1 year ago
@nasko700 your right but he what he did was 1/10x(10^-3) which equals 100
crazylazystacy 1 year ago
@nasko700 your right but he what he did was 1/10x(10^-3) which equals 100
crazylazystacy 1 year ago
Learnt more from him than I did from my English Electronics professor!!
waldenhouse 1 year ago
also using the sedra book
glassesization 1 year ago
This might be a session that an engineering student will be looking forward to.Thanks very much for posting this video and i will request you to keep doing the same.Who ever has done it.
Regards
oouthuttan 1 year ago
19:26 R
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N4:11 N
19:26 R
DoubleDutchBust 1 year ago
4:59
9:54
4:59
1772 17:12 17:21
DoubleDutchBust 1 year ago
901
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12:29 N
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DoubleDutchBust 1 year ago
good lecture
saisandeepreddyb 1 year ago
goog lecture
saisandeepreddyb 1 year ago
Well,
0.5V / 0.01A = 50 ohms and someone wrote the error in the first operation.
But everybody makes mistakes, he's still a good professor and I prefer his lessons rather than a boring book. Very clear teaching manners.
Riveay 1 year ago
at 6;13 R = 100 oHms not 100 Ma
mrplasma375 1 year ago
where i can find lecture 1 which is the one before this ?
MrAsim08 1 year ago
thanx sir
pakirtaza 1 year ago
12:24pm Friday (CET) - Time in Milan, Italy
Milan, New Hampshire 6:24am EST
Milan, Illinois 5:24am CST
DoubleDutchBust 1 year ago
9:25pm Wednesday (IST) - Time in India
I: BEeverythingisalearningexpierenceyes
9:25pm Wednesday (IST) - Time in India
edoid
elims
smiley
DoubleDutchBust 1 year ago
thank you very much!!
JayFour4 1 year ago
Thanks alot
This was really important lecture for me, and I understood it very well, I am using this Diode stuff in almost in all of my classes
and this is only first 50 minute lecture I ever finished on youtube.
Thank you again sir
d0nunit 2 years ago
thank you, thank you
sahandsandi 2 years ago
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excellent work!
1888junkteam 2 years ago
The video is very very very eductional. and this kind of english is very good for me to understand as no nativspeaker ,thanks for this.
labas79 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this educational video.
It's probably Americans who cannot understand this very clear English with an Indian accent. I was at a Cannes Film Festival showing of a Clint Eastwood film and could only understand the American pronunciation by reading the French subtitles.
My experience at Imperial College London in the 1970s and 80s in the Physics department were that our Indian tutors were very accomplished. People have to listen to the substance, not the delivery.
latribe 2 years ago 13
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oooohhhhhhhh
hahahahahhahahahahahahaha
makedonas86 2 years ago
Clip Shhhh, Clip Shhh!
AntiStalinist 2 years ago
very helpful, and you guys are very sheltered if you can't understand his accent, it's actually quite understandable.
HelloBrainMind 2 years ago
Non linear register,
In region v>0
For change in voltage=0.5 volt
change in current =2 mA
so resistance in this region is 250 ohm
pcgkhatri 2 years ago
dude i say fuck all u haters who r bitching about his English nd lil errors... common man he's human.. and i understood a lot more than what i did in lecture here in my college.. so those who don't wanna learn - go fuck urself nd leave this guy alone.. and the begining is a prayer so better respect tht.. PEACE !!
prabdude2k64u 2 years ago 4
speak understandable english man..
gohomencry 2 years ago
really.........
mizzxlizzie 2 years ago
Oh brother... that music! Jihad.... Jihad...
RCEbooks 2 years ago
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oHH.. ignorant fuck!!! that's Hindu mantra..Spiritual hummings...preaching...Peace!!peace!!peace!!!... Not Jihad Jihad...
What a degree of ignorance!!
asezschixo 2 years ago
I know what it is, I'm busting balls ya pussy!
RCEbooks 2 years ago
He is talking about physics not calculus.You calc wizards are twisting a mute point.
worseto 2 years ago 2
90 seconds before lecture starts
WilliamRAlford 2 years ago 2
I love the starting :D
widdalightsout 2 years ago
R= ohms not ma...
Kazabooboo7 2 years ago
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I just took a big smelly shit.
man4hire 2 years ago
NAMASTE
Georgedegriek 2 years ago
its Said's father on the island a long time ago teaching the Dharma initiative electonic class
Georgedegriek 2 years ago
This looks like the Dharma initiative Videos xD
Georgedegriek 2 years ago 3
wassup w/ the music ... o.O
kashai138 2 years ago
Technically speaking, any number divided by zero is defined as "undefined". It is NOT infinity. Makes no difference though, but had I written infinity in my exams I would have been penalised.
ToothbrushMan 2 years ago
x divided by zero is infinity
because you will need infinity of zeros to get x
if you put it on a graph the parabole will touch nor y or x axis , infinity
correct me if im wrong
Bissmarkpl 2 years ago
Nope. The best you can say is that as b->0, then a/b -> infinity. But formally, a/0 is "undefined". If you start treating infinity as a numerical value, then you can create some logical paradoxes (i.e. what is 0/0 ?). Note also that if a model of a physical system states that a quantity is "infinity", then it is due to a deficiency of the model - no quantity can ever have an "infinite" value.
"So 10/0, at least in elementary arithmetic, is said to be meaningless, or undefined." (Wikipedia).
ToothbrushMan 2 years ago
meh :)
Bissmarkpl 2 years ago
... and I'm great fun at parties too ...
ToothbrushMan 2 years ago
ok... yes you are i suppose
Bissmarkpl 2 years ago
thats is the worst agurment ever. u cannot any divide any number by ZERO, it is a mathematical error.
saidey8 2 years ago
thats why everybody got over it 2 months ago
took at ToothBrushMan's post whichexplained everything ... 2 months ago
Bissmarkpl 2 years ago
i think you get the idea pretty clearly though, its electronics, its not strict mathematics...
Georgedegriek 2 years ago
Thx for this. Good info :)
OlympusPT 2 years ago
Man, this is really helpful. Much better explained than the sedra/smith-book I am forced to use.
eysteins 3 years ago 26
i hate that book man...i read it before my midterm on op-amps, and in the exam i was so dumbfounded man...and my prof was saying this is the best book in electronics...my ass
mybloodismetal 3 years ago
@eysteins I know it is much better than *ucking SEDRA/SMITH way of explaining..
I think SEDRA/SMITH uses way too much variables and maths that eventually confuse you.. Considering the fact that engineers must use math to understand behaviors of certain system, the book imposes too much physics + math in it.
didld23 1 year ago 2
@eysteins only if Diodes were this easy..1year ago...I am looking for capacitance effects on diodes
goodbyelonglive44 1 year ago
100 Ohms not 100 mA
saxoon1 3 years ago
6 min : 6 ohms, not 6 mA
emerxon 3 years ago