EEVblog 1397 - DC Voltage & Current Source Theory

[EEVblog]

Electronics fundamentals video. Basic DC Voltage and Current Source theory.
Thevenin and Norton Theorms.

[ucanel]

Am i too early, it says "this video is hidden" .

Edit:
It is good now.

[julian1]

Odysee looks good,

https://odysee.com/@eevblog:7/eevblog-1397-dc-voltage-current-source:9

[JustMeHere]

Am i too early, it says "this video is hidden" .

It was public an hour or so ago.

[JoeyG]

Why not do some spice models and test them

[Lucky-Luka]

Odysee looks good,

https://odysee.com/@eevblog:7/eevblog-1397-dc-voltage-current-source:9

The link doesn't work for me.

[step]

Works fine here:

https://odysee.com/@eevblog:7/eevblog-1397-dc-voltage-current-source-2:3


By the way we don't spell the 'h' in Thévenin. It's like Tévenin

[rstofer]

I really like the Fundamentals videos and this one is no exception.

Is there a 'Fundamentals playlist' somewhere?  Wouldn't it be cool if the playlist was in the same order as a Uni course in DC circuits.  Ohm's Law, Thevenin, Norton, Kirchhoff, ...  (as I recall from about 50 years ago...)

Then I would want AC Circuits, active circuits and so on.  Essentially a 4 year program. for the cost of bandwidth.

[EEVblog]

Is there a 'Fundamentals playlist' somewhere?  Wouldn't it be cool if the playlist was in the same order as a Uni course in DC circuits.  Ohm's Law, Thevenin, Norton, Kirchhoff, ...  (as I recall from about 50 years ago...)
Then I would want AC Circuits, active circuits and so on.  Essentially a 4 year program. for the cost of bandwidth.

GIven that I am kinda following a complete DC/AC learning path here, I have thought about maybe a page on my website that lists them all in order.

[rstofer]

Is there a 'Fundamentals playlist' somewhere?  Wouldn't it be cool if the playlist was in the same order as a Uni course in DC circuits.  Ohm's Law, Thevenin, Norton, Kirchhoff, ...  (as I recall from about 50 years ago...)
Then I would want AC Circuits, active circuits and so on.  Essentially a 4 year program. for the cost of bandwidth.

Given that I am kinda following a complete DC/AC learning path here, I have thought about maybe a page on my website that lists them all in order.

That would be outstanding!  It would really help newcomers learn the material in a traditional sequence.

[dougg]

Works fine here:

https://odysee.com/@eevblog:7/eevblog-1397-dc-voltage-current-source-2:3


By the way we don't spell the 'h' in Thévenin. It's like Tévenin

Wikipedia has a rendering of the original paper, "EXTENSION DE LA LOI D'OHM" and he (or the publisher) spelt (not spelled) his name with a "h". When I worked in France a while back, I tried to use the word "malcontent" and was told that word hadn't been used for several hundred years    I got a more positive reaction with the description of our common enemy: perfidious albion.

[JustSquareEnough]

great video, Dave. would watch the whole series!