Op Amp Circuits: Analog Computers from operational amplifiers

REALLY LOVE THE WAY IT EXPLAIN LOVE IT !!!

Please remove the background music. It's distracting

i love the visuals! thank you!

Very good tutorial but i think i need to watch several times to fully understand

Thank you so much!

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It's fun!!

Man if only this had been around during my college days.

Thanks to explain everything easily and detailed you gain my honor and respekt thank you again

Mind blown. This video turned something that I struggled to understand into a thing that is very intuitive to understand. I really liked this video. This is such an amazing channel. Thanks for producing such a content.

As a Physics undergrad, I sat through many boring hours of lectures on this very topic. This video condenses it into an understandable 12 minutes.

Hey thanks a lot. You are a life saver

Tnx this kind video are so helpful

Tnx this kind video are so helpful

Using the visual metaphor of levers has completely blown this topic wide open for me. Amazing, thank you so much!

As everyone else says these videos are by far the best at explaining concepts like this. I can't understand why courses and books can't teach like this, basically trying to make everything as graphical and simple has possible. I still don't totally get it but this video really helps. I would love to see a video of where an entire pre amp circuit for example is given and all the voltages of every part are shown and explained.

fantastic

the background music is distracting, is there a way to turn it down?

I was introduced to this component in my basic electronics class and I got very confused, some days later I found that this golden channel had a video on that topic... totally made everything understandable.
I appreciate that the creator of these videos really thinks from the ground up coming up with creative analogies to make everything make sense as a unity.

Why all these "almost" ?

Pls post videos on instrumentation amplifier

maybe not play the distracting music in your video

Thank you

Nice video, thanks :)

Very well explained but please get rid of the music, its distracting!

I never understood op before, just now

The music is unnecessary. It’s distracting for me. Straining to follow and adding the music is overload for my brain. 😬

Finally some video that makes me understand what I am doing. (cries in tears

great animation

Brilliant explanation... I wish I'd watched this when I was studying op-amps in class.

Excellent videothat brings out the essence of OpAmp.

Oh my god. I remember learning about op amps in highschool and understanding the math behind the relationships, but struggling to memorize the equations due to a lack of intuition. Then just today I was tutoring a highschool student where I used height as an analogy to explain electric potential. It's quite the coincidence that I happen to watch this video today that uses the same analogy to explain op amps in a completely intuitive way!

The video is so well done and explained, thank you very much

thank you so so much

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This is one of the best videos on introduction to op-amps I've seen.

Why not current decreases when number of resistors added in series? Because resistors having the property of decreasing the current???

I'm studying electrical engineering and this is exactly what i needed.

it will be great if no music, thanks

Amazing video thank you

Wish we had Tutors like this during College days. Anyway better late than never

the struggle was real till i saw this video💀💀

Even though this video is from 8 years ago, it still has a very important meaning for beginners in circuits of all ages.  Thanks for the help of your video!

The music is a complete distraction

it all starts with: no current goes or comes out of input terminals of the opamp. thanks for this simple but understandable simulations

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