Thanks a million man. I've been measuring amps wrong for about an hour, you really helped out.

Thank you so much! My professor didn't explain anything for the labs and I've been stumped!

Gotta say this helped me so much for my lab, greatly appreciated!

Thanks, very easy to understand and straightforward.

Thank you so much! This was really helpful !! I finally understand how to do this

Thank you Thank you!! I have lab tomorrow and I feel way more confident.

Thank you very much, that was so helpful !! My son had a report due and this saved him !!

Aye just thank u so much 🥰 Why don't our lab instructors teach this way? 😭

How did you connect the voltage supply? I dont see any wires going in

thanks a lot for explaining the concept. You have surely helped a lot of people

Thank u soo much i was ao confused but u cleared everything very nicely

Thank you for your detailed video.

thank you so much !! took me forever to find a video like this.

Sir the main thing you do is using less space to make an experiment so if you find a good space and make the video it wouldn't be more clumsy so make sure you have good space About the explanation part, you are really awesome so that I got a belief that I can rock the exam tomorrow thank you sir.

jeeesssss. I have been trying to figure this our for 2 hours!!! Thank you!!!!

Bless you

Thank you very much! you have solved a problem i'm looking for our an our!!!! no one talks of this on internet

Have a question? What is the purpose of removing the other end of the resistor to a different hole when checking current?

oh thank you man, very nice explained...

i cant understand where you broke the wire and where you placed it again

life saver thank you!

Thanks. Sir im in my first 10 grade and i like to learn more about electric please do more videos on ohms kirchoff lows

this really helped thanx

hi. i have a question. when measuring current how do you know how to remove the resistor to measure current? this is bad wording sorry. like sometimes you removed it and left the end jn the open, ither times you moved it a space down. does it result in the same current?

Thank you so much!! You saved me

Do it get this right? A resistor is used to control Current? If so, is there a way to get higher current later on in a circuit again? I thought it would control the Volt value hehe.

Great video! Thank you !

It's difficult to see where you broke the circuit for the current measurement. It's also difficult to see where you place the wire. It's difficult to actually see where you measured the wire and the resistor. Could you please please fix this part of the video. You explain it the best but the visual is blocked by your hand or by glare. ! Help

Thank you so much Sir.

Where can i get a breadboard like the one you have?

thank you for real your videos helped

Thanks just helped me out a lot .

This is helping me a lot, but IDK why.. But I have 12 volt in and out and 2 resistors of 100 ohms and when I connect the 12 volts to the parallel circuit for some reason the voltage drop to 1.276 or some other number

This video helped me alot.

Great job!!

Good video now i have a better understanding and I also like to know you I did ur board like that with those terminals neat

I am in the infancy stage of Electronics 101. To this point, I need a major clarification on battery voltage. I want to use a 12V battery with a breadboard to closer simulate the 15 volts across the rails on a HO scale track .... My confusion: .... You see many of these tiny, rectangular, 9V batteries being used with breadboards. A riding lawn mower typically has a 12V battery which is considerably larger than the tiny, rectangular 9V battery, yet the voltage comparison is 9V to 12V. Adding to my confusion is a 12V car battery which has the same 12V rating as the riding lawn mower battery, yet the car battery is quite a bit larger and heavier. What am I missing that differentiates between these voltage readings: 9V rectangular battery versus 12V mower battery versus 12V car battery. Thanks!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH

great video, thanks Doc

Thank you very much sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻

What caused the electricity to run backwards in that second one?

IDK if anyone can answer this but whenever I measure the current I'm getting the same current though out all the resistors.

Thank you I wish very much for you

Thank you

Sir why do we need to break the circuit to measure current?

sir very nice

Thanks sir. Nice explain

Why is ur negative wire (black) measured in the positive side Or I'm I wrong 🤷‍♀️🤔

Thanks sir

Sorry sir but how can i know where to put these registers?

I wish my Robotics teacher taught like you 😭

I made 2ohm 10ohm resistors and 10Volt circuit. When I connected only to a 10ohm resistor, it burned out. Why is it?

Thanks 😊

7.12 for current

How to measure total current?

Why voltages were egual to each other

thank you ^_^

Why is your polarity negative

When measuring the current,can't you,instead of putting another wire where the second "leg" was,just put the multimeter cables on both "legs" of the resistance?

Ah yes of course 🤔🍷

What happened to his thumb?

Dont put your fingers in the circuit

I can't see what you're doing. I wished you focused in a little more.