@NavajoNinja
Whats more interesting is the materials used and how they are 'sandwiched' together to acheive the 'one-way valve'.
@stevray98
My electrical engineering teacher in college always used water analogies to explain theory and it made everything click so well
@abusoumaya8469
a full bridge rectifier
@zetfex
inhales FUUUL BRI- Nah not now...
@worray
I like how I’m in automotive tech class, and rn I’m doing the electronic parts of it, YouTube decides to recommended these to me which help a lot. Thanks for the videos
@Fr3ddeh
I studied engineering and this explanation is so much clearer than what anyone ever taught me. Very nice!
@ExtravagantEthan
Seemless loop? Nah, just start the video at a random point before the end
@elocrc12341
This is a great series. Not a second wasted.
@skull_4890
Tysm we need more engineering basics like this pls
@lovemanu00
Thx to make us understand complex Science concepts in simple language😊
@alexadams8759
I love these shorts! Keep them coming!!! 🥳🙏🏽
@shadowstrider5033
Also known as 'THE RECTIFIER!"
@anshumankumar874
As an Electronics Engineer, i can confirm this is the best video explanation of Diodes!🙌
@The-Untitled-One
Do you know how EDUCATIONAL your videos are? Im HOOKED. ❤
@ZonymaUnltd.
The way you present and display information makes it not only easy to retain, but also explain to somebody else, therefore strengthening one’s understanding.
@JohnBarrow1961
Diodes/rectifiers are used prominently in the field of cathodic protection, to protect pipelines, underground storage tanks, etc., from corrosion. This was my career for 32 years. Most people have no idea what it is.
@RussianlearningVolk
That explanation was purrfection, thank you!
@tracybowling1156
Your shorts are amazing! I would love to understand electricity better. These shorts have helped me immensely. I'm going to start on the full-length videos next!
@lamarr2k
This is the Best quick explanation online period!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
@electro1163