Master Ohm's Law and Kirchhoff's Laws to effectively solve series-parallel resistor circuit problems in this comprehensive electronics course for all skill levels.
This course wraps up an awesome 8-week journey into DC electronics, focusing on series-parallel circuits. You’ll learn to use Ohm's Law and Kirchhoff's Laws to solve real circuit problems. It’s all about making electronics simple and fun!
How to use Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Voltage and Current Laws, to solve series-parallel resistor circuit problems.
This course is Week 8 of an 8 week series that teaches electronics to professionals, students and hobbyists desiring to know how electronic circuits work. This first 8 weeks has the name "DC Electronics" in most college electronics degree programs because it teaches the following concepts about electronics:
- The atomic structure of conductors, insulators and semiconductors
- The definition of the major characteristics of electronics: Resistance, Current, Voltage and Power
- The use of Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Voltage and Current Laws, the Voltage Divider and Current Divider Formulas and how to apply them to basic resistive circuits.
- Practice solving series resistive circuits, parallel resistive circuits, and the topic for this week's class: solving series-parallel resistive circuits.
The class is presented primarily as a PowerPoint presentation with instruction by your teacher.
Quizzes are presented at the end of each section of the course to test your knowledge and comprehension of the material presented in that section.
Determine which electronics principle of Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Voltage Law and Kirchhoff's Current Law apply to a given resistive circuit problem.
Solve circuit problems using the voltage divider formula and the current divider formula.
Correctly solve for all of the characteristics (voltage, current and resistance) in a series-parrallel resistor circuit.
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the course is awesome. i love the way he explains things
He does talk a bit slow but you can increase the speed in the lower left corner. The course only offer just a small amount of information but covers it well.
It was amazing, though this was the last week.
Found it very thorough, and well paced and thought out for beginners. Highly recommend whether you are a beginner or otherwise. Thank you Richard for concise and clear explanations at a manageable pace.
Great teacher and presentation. Wish there were more courses like this.
Good course to get head around all the math.
The instructor did a very good job of explaining all of the course material. If you're interested in getting started in electronics, this is an excellent course.
the class was very easy to follow and understand he was very interesting
It's been great!
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Bianca A. G.
I learned so much about series and parallel circuits. Now, I know how to do it. Some of the quizzes were a learning experience But I have a great time with them. I couldn't figure out of the 333MA of the current on the quiz. I wonder if he can't show me.