I did this ages ago and I forgot lots of it, watching this back really helped since I’m helping my daughter with her homework 😂

You helped me prepare for my exams. Thank you so much sir! You have explained it in the easiest way possible.

I have a friend who told me that about half the lights in his house are wired in series. What an electrician he must have. It sure gave me a good laugh in any case.

I like the way how you actually put yourself in the position of the student and go over everything step by step. From 2 of your videos (what I've seen so far) I've learned more than spending 3 hours reading a basic electricity out of my HVAC book. Keep up the great work and thank you so much !

My god this is the best explanation i had. My teacher took 3 months to try to teach this and i understood with ur video in just one go

Out of all I have seen, which was many, you explained things so much more detailed and simplified to where I could finally see and understand what is actually going on here. Thank you for your patience in detail.

Greatest explanation of Series & Parallel wiring I've ever seen! Thanks, Rich

Thank you thank you thank you! I was so confused about this in my class until you explained it in a way people wouldn't be confused! Love youuuuu!

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@R.R.B_

7 жыл бұрын

Mark II Misterr Anderson

@RoyAndrews82

7 жыл бұрын

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@R.R.B_

7 жыл бұрын

Mark II I know :)

That was the most informative description I have ever seen. I build model buildings for my model railroad, and have recently started adding LED lights to them. Since I like multiple lights in some cases, I wanted a parallel circuit, but wasn't sure about the power supply requirements. Now I know that, put simply, the more LED lights I add, the more current will be used and the battery will run out sooner. That's what I needed to know, and NOW it all makes sense. Thank you.

The circuit construction kit is such a helpful way to understand, thank you!!!

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3 жыл бұрын

me

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3 жыл бұрын

me

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3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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@wyattschmold4600

4 жыл бұрын

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4 жыл бұрын

me

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4 жыл бұрын

Me

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4 жыл бұрын

Me

@vivepc3210

4 жыл бұрын

I got it for math.

I don't what I would do without your videos! Thank you so much!!

Wow, that was awesome! It all makes sense now!! Thank you!

I am currently taking classes to become a SATCOM maintenance Operator/ Technician in the US Army, and you explain this 10x better than my instructor could. Thank you.

Awesome explanations. Straight to the point with great visual analogies. Thank you.

Hi, you've been more helpful than you'll ever know. This was my 3rd day in Hvac class. I've been out of school for years and was hung up on Ohms law. You explain things so simple until it's a cake walk. I went back to other tutorials, now I understand them thanks to you.. Again thanks a million!

Couldn't figure out all these thing for a long time, now I get it :D Nice explanation!

Very well done. I can't think of a better way to explain/show this. A+! Thank you.

Excellent Explanation! :) I really appreciate the slow speed you explain this, while also using an excellent diagram and simple vocabulary. Keep it up!

this is a great tool. thank you so much for these videos! it's really good having a visual

Thanks for this demonstration. Clear and easy to understand whats really going on behind the scenes.

FORGOT SOME OF THIS STUFF. DID THIS ALMOST 4 DECADES AGO!. HELPING MY DAUGHTER OUT WITH SCHOOL WORK NOW. THIS UPLOAD HELPED A GREAT DEAL. NICE EXPLANATION WITH VISUALS THANKS A LOT

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9 жыл бұрын

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9 жыл бұрын

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9 жыл бұрын

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@786ALHAQ

8 жыл бұрын

+SomebodyYouDontKnow Got myself a new keyboard. You man have serious issues with yourself

@786ALHAQ

8 жыл бұрын

+SomebodyYouDontKnow. You should change your username to SomebodyThat Don't know Anything. "you man have serious issues with yourself" was said by me NOT Ellen Altman. Maybe there is a short circuit in your brain.... if you have one

hey... it's a very nicely explained video. all i studied a decade ago was refreshed in my mind in 8 minutes. thanks.

This video was helpful, the visuals supplied made it easy to understand.

Thank you for both vids!

Who is watching this for online school?

@vivepc3210

4 жыл бұрын

Me. I hate this bs.

@jupitreal1089

4 жыл бұрын

me smh 🤦🏽‍♀️

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4 жыл бұрын

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@adamvarghesesatish3337

4 жыл бұрын

Me lol

@peterhenderson1103

4 жыл бұрын

@Miaexe same

Thank you. Your tutorials are a great help for my science olymiad team.

dude, I love you! my lab exam is tomorrow

Thanks, mate I have a test tomorrow and you definitely helped

Thank you for you posting this video.

Thank you very much! I had forgotten some of this stuff! I'm building a car and I was forgetting a few important tricks for wiring!

Amazing channel, great video it help a lot!

your stuff really explained well that i trully understand all about the series and parallel circuit...thank u for a vivid explanation...

This was exceptionally clear. Great explanation.

Thank you so much man! I remembering seeing that circuit construction kit somewhere and finding it really easy to use. Only a few days later, now, do I remember that I was introduced to it from your channel! :) Thank you so much once again!

Brilliant demonstration thank you!

The duplex outlets in our houses are wired in parallel (from each breaker in the panel). Easy to see that the current (amps) are accumulating until the breaker trips. Voltage remains constant at 120. Thank you for a informative video.

awesome work. thanks

Beautifully explained... thumbs up !

Thanks helped me a lot in to understand series and parallel circuits

loved it. it focuses exclusively on Amps in series vs parallel unlike most other videos

Not only is Mister Anderson a great teacher, but he knows his way around many computer programs and can demonstrate many subjects well.

I thank God for you 🙌🙌This was very helpful 👏👏😍😱💖

Thank you so much for your videos!

Great video. Thanks.

Thanks man. Great video.

dude,i didnt get a clear idea of series and pallel circuits until i saw ur video. ur explanation method is awesome.... i am verymuch thankful to u...

Oh my GOD, this is so intuitive. I finally understand!!!

Best explanation on the Internet!!

@parkerflop

8 жыл бұрын

+Glenn Hammons I know lol

@BrutafulStudios01

8 жыл бұрын

+Glenn Hammons -I agree.

@gogatorsandeagles

7 жыл бұрын

Then you clearly just started using the internet. ITs the best explanation because its over simplified and 45% of the info is wrong. You only like it because its simplified and has false info to make it sound easier.

@marcs.9169

7 жыл бұрын

Could YOU clarify your comment?

@karlauno1305

6 жыл бұрын

lmao does that mean 45% of Mr. Andersen's information was wrong? maybe u could say that not everything the internet tells you is true and one should look for legit sources bur srsly some books are outdated too

Thank You for the great video and information

this helped me so much thank you!!

Great explanation and simply put👌🏼

THANK YOU MR.ANDERSON IT IS AWESOME VIDEO TO UNDERSTAND SERIES CONNECTION AND PARALLEL CONNECTION

thank u! that is really great software!! love it!!

Best explanation on you tube thanks very much!

Thanks for this. I came across this video in my quest to get my head around electronics. It's taken a good few watches but it's slowly starting to sink in.

Thanks for pointing out the simulator used!

Thank you Mr. Anderson

GREAT VID DUDE KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK P.S I LIKE THE WAY YOU GROOVE

I wish i had known about this website when i started my Elect Princ class... would have made it so much easier as my teacher isnt very visual in the way he teaches and this really helps me as a visual learner to understand all this.

really enjoyed this! well taught!

Awesome video my man! may i just say this is very informative 😀

I actually learned something useful, thanks!!

Great video, what program are you using for your animated demonstrations, I would love to find it and experiment with different circuits the same way like you did in your video?

This is very useful for creative questions.

thank you so much very well done!!

+Bozeman Science I have a unit test today on electricity and magnetisim and I had NO idea what a PARALLEL circuit was so thx to you I am pretty sure I am going to bomb this test!!!

@ShiftnoteProductions

8 жыл бұрын

i play roblox but i changed my name its metalbucket add me

That video was outstanding...I'm new to this science and I'm learn more and more about it because I want to successfully build a electric motorcycle...but at the same time not just build it but fully understand it...That site helps out a whole lot...

thx so helpful especially to students just starting high school like moi! Its all so clear now...

Excellent, thank you!

Thank you very much. animation was great.

Thank you very much. It really helped me alot!

This video was useful thanks for sharing.

GREAT VIDEO!!! helped alot!

Thank you for the video!

So helpful, thank you so much!!

Lol, "to play around with electricity is the best way to learn about electricity."

@youbuusta

8 жыл бұрын

book knowledge is good also. helps with application

@johnn4314

6 жыл бұрын

the best way to learn about it is also the best way to die lol

@five-forty3431

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnn4314 LOL!

@KubaAwesome

4 жыл бұрын

Alright I'm gonna go outside and put a toaster in a bathtub see ya guys later

@ninas1274

3 жыл бұрын

fax

awesome video

thank you very much, this video help me a lot in learning science.

Wow that's awesome

Excellent explaining.

Excellent information.

Great attempt- congrats

Thank you for this video! It was very helpful for my test preparation :)

@aud6r

4 жыл бұрын

bigblockofcheese hows ur test

Hi Mr Andersen....i am working on a project - i need to light up 24 leds in series or parallel but im not sure which option is best. What V do i need to light up 24 leds in series and if im using 24 leds in parallel what resistance (how many resistors) would i need - i tried to do this without the resistors and eventually leds burnt out.

Thank you this was confusing me a little before you explained it :)

You hope that's helpful @8.03? I bet you would never ever believe this video would have over million views :) Thanks a lot, I am a designer and your explanation helped me a lot to understand this. Thanks a million! Good luck.

Great video

thanks man! helped me a lot in science class!

Nice one, very helpful.

Good job.Thanks

awesome video helped me so much..

Thanks buddy you have helped me a lot

thanks so much this helped me and my homework

Thanks, well done.

Super helpful! Thank you!!! :)

Well explained. Thanks

you're saving my physics grade thank you sir