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  1. It would be wonderful to see last animations without annotations on it
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  2. Always wanted to understand why you don't bond ground and neutral in a sub panel. Thanks for the great content!
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  3. A few more details from the simulation results:  1. In the pin heat sink design, the flow is more uniform, i.e., the entire cross section of the cavity sees a similar flow velocity. The temperature at the heat sink faces is also higher and more uniform across the block as a result of an improved heat transfer capacity. 2. Determining the pressure drop reduction across the cooling block also helps calculating the hydraulic power required and therefore the selection of a suitable pump for the job.
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  4. Great video Pls cover all electronic components thx
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  5. This is the first movie that CLEARLY explains all presented concepts. The visual aspect, the order, the simplicity and grouping of subjects (e.g. just stating that the wire generates a field and counting different setups of cables and indicating just relation of strength of the field between setups). This comment applies to all electricity related videos. This is a modern (adjusted to psychology of learning) video that I am keeping for my children to use it as best material for teaching the concept. The only thing I am sorry is that there isn't many of such quality materials for more concepts. This video is perfect as well the other ones of yours about electricity. This comment also refers to the speed of voice, the intonation clearly marking start, middle and end of sentence. It refers to separate intonation when doing a digression. This is a world class educational video. It is so good it is a pleasure to watch it more than once... again... just for pleasure that everything is so clear. Last thing. I believe you are able to explain it so nicely because among different advantages you really understand it and others either lack the teaching skills or real conceptual knowledge. This means this is a great video showing HOW to teach.
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  6. One of the clearest and best explanations of anything I've ever seen on youtube.
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  7. From an old electrical engineer: This is an excellent explanation of 3 phase power. You addressed all main questions that one seeking to understand the subject might or should ask (OK, you at least addressed all the questions I had when I was learning the subject ... and more) and your explanations and visual aids are clear and unique. I am saving this for reference to use when my grandkids learn the subject.
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  8. Amazing video, I’m a current EE undergrad, when i took electronics, my professor didn’t seem to throughly explain MOSFETs like you did. I look forward to your uploads!
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  9. :_Hazard: This free video took weeks to make! if it helped you and you'd like to thank or support Paul's efforts, link below: PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/TheEngineerinMindset Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theengineeringmindset Channel membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk0fGHsCEzGig-rSzkfCjMw/join
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  10. This is gold! Would love a fault finding with a multi meter in a control panel video. Thanks for this video 👍🏻
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  11. Hello Paul, I spent 8 hours today trying to learn Power Factor from my course notes and text book. Became really highly frustrated because nothing made any sense. Then I watched and studied your videos. I first went through Resistance, Capacitors, Inductors and Induction Motors and then I did your entire Power Factor Video including all calcs. I starting with your videos at 22.00 on Monday night. Its now 03.34 on Tuesday morning and I can now say that I have mastered Power Factor. WITH ALL MY HEART, THANK YOU PAUL. YOU ARE MY SUPER-HERO. Your Videos are super fantastic. Please keep up the Excellent work! Regards, Rajan. South Africa
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  12. I've been watching a lot of YouTube videos on electricity the last few weeks and this video is one of the clearest explanations on the whole of the internet. Thank you!!
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  13. This is VERY well done, incredibly useful as a global survey about electric fundamentals too.
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  14. I’ve said this time and time again, this channel is the most well thought out and informative on this whole platform. Schools should be showing your videos to engineering students. Incredible guys, can’t praise you enough.
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  15. Finally the video I've been waiting for
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  16. Many people just think the laptop cooler heat pipe is just a copper rod, I have explain it a lot on Reddit, Youtube and Facebook but no one trust. I must share this video to these nerd...
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  17. If I had this as a kid, I would constantly be wanting more components and trying to build giant circuits. It would be kind of like model trainsets where I always needed more track to complete my vision.
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  18. this has confused me for years have been fighting with my thoughts forever , finally i can rest 😉
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  19. Exactly what I have been yearning for....thank you Engineering Mindset.
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  20. I’m showing all my substation interns this video to help them understand the madness behind electricity. ⚡️ As a PE working in substation engineering, I wish I had videos like this when I started 10 years ago. I truly appreciate your gift to teach. 🤝
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  21. I’m surprised this video talks about the raised floor design so much. Any new data center I have worked on in the last 7 years doesn’t use any type of raised floor for cooling.
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  22. As a professional servo engineer i enjoyed the video! To be clear robots and other precision control units do not use these types of motors or pwm signaling, but are still called "servo controlled motors". The feedback driving the control system can be quite different.
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  23. I love these short educational videos, they are very easy to follow and grounded in simplicity 😉
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  24. Finally. A video I can send to my parents/friends when they ask me what my job is.
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  25. YOU READ MY MIND, just watched your video on led's yesterday and thought to myself only this guy can explain me a transistor
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  26. Back in 2020, I was stuck at home due to Covid for my Circuits II class. For our lab assignments we were mailed the necessary components to create our circuits, which consisted of SMD resistors and capacitors. We were given extra parts for obvious reasons, and I am willing to bet that some of those SMD parts are still in the carpet.
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  27. Thanks for relaying all of this great information :)
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  28. How about a video on most common ways people get hurt by electricity and how to avoid it. Thanks!
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  29. This better than our school teacher's explanation..
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  30. I'm shocked! But on a serious note , even though i am not an electrician or going to be , these information is always good to have in my brain
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  31. Dude, the transitions are so freaking mind boggling! Great Job Paul!
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  32. I got here referenced from Derek's ( Veritassium ) video "Why It Was Almost Impossible to Make the Blue LED". So cool.
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  33. Great explanation of doubly fed induction wind turbines. These are referred to as type 3 wind turbines. Another method like the one used in your small scale wind turbine is too rectify and invert the variable frequency power from an induction or permeant magnet generator to the grid frequency. This is what the newer type 4 wind turbines do but they require higher capacity power electronics to do this because they are converting 100% of the wind power as opposed to only a small proportion that is being back fed into the doubly fed induction machine like in a type 3 wind turbine. The reduced cost of power electronics and lack of brushes and gears however is making type 4 more popular.
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  34. My high school physics teacher offered extra credit for a physics limerick. This was my submission: There once was a coulomb named Joe Who never knew which way to go Conventional current was quite a deterrent from normal electron flow!
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  35. That was excellent. Now when the zombies attack I'll be able to build a motor for my camp. ;0)
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  36. I know a lot about resistors already but with you there is always something new to learn.
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  37. Even if you're aware of everything in the video they're still amazing to watch, very hard to achieve.
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  38. Love the “crocodile clips.” Here in the U.S. we call them “alligator clips.” :-)
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  39. what’s crazy is i am currently making my own DC motor and this video was just published 😂 i love this channel❤️❤️
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  40. You make electronics seem simple. Can you be my father?
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  41. I'm in an HVAC class and these videos really are the best ones I found on YouTube. Thanks and keep it up!
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  42. I’m getting ready to mount 28 X 250W solar panels on my 40’ shipping container. I can build anything, plumb it and run basic electrical but have such a hard time with all this. Even 20 years ago taking “Maintenance exams” for work, the electrical part just doesn’t set into my brain. Thank dog for the internet and mostly as of late, Engineering Mindset. Thanks.
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  43. You have the best explanations on the platform. Please keep doing what you do!
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  44. Modern cars have DC motors all over including starter, wiper motor, power windows and locks, etc.
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  45. Industrial electrician here👋. In my apprenticeship the idea of a neutral wire was one of the harder things to grasp. This video does a superb job of explaining not only that, but single and three phase power from generation to utilization! I've passed this on to my apprenticeship director to help the next generation easily acquire knowledge that I struggled with. Great job, sir! 🫡
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  46. I want to appreciate all your hard work. Every shot is made precisely and incredibly informative. I’m an HVAC/appliance repair technician who wants to become an electrical engineer. Your channel helped me to get prepared for my EPA 608 Universal exam. It helps me everyday to keep learning and understand complex concepts in enjoyable ways. I want you to know how much help you bring to all of us around the globe. Thank you and please keep educating us!
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  47. This YouTube channel is the sole reason why I feel like I'm capable of pursuing higher education and a career in electrical engineering. Thank you!
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  48. what is love? baby 'don't Hertz me', "don't Hertz me" no more
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  49. It's truly exceptional when a video makes me want to watch the ad and also actually integrates itself to the ad. Perfect.
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  50. Back in the day when I was using vacuum tubes in my Amature Radio projects, I learned that electrons were "boiled" off the negative cathode and were attracted to the positive plate of the tube. Electron flow...
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