Electrical Engineering: Basic Laws (24 of 31) Parallel vs Series Connection to Light Bulb

[@RtubeDtupe]

Michel, Concerning the Christmas light bulb problem, I discovered in recent years that they now make bulbs with an internal shunt that goes into place when a filament opens up.

[@mugabenicholas6297]

your the best i think,,wish i can get all your videos in full not parts but still..thanks

[@altuber99_athlete]

0:18 You should've specified that those 120 V are alternating (AC) not direct (DC). I think you didn't mention it because you haven't still defined alternating current (AC), and that's nice too. I just wanted to inform the viewers.

[@MichelvanBiezen]

It makes no difference. It can be either.

[@hoantran5015]

I think in series, V decreases each time a light bulb is added, not a current?

[@MichelvanBiezen]

Think of a household circuit. The voltage is always the same. The current increase as you add more lightbulbs.

[@hoantran5015]

​@@MichelvanBiezenthank you so much. I learn a lot from your video.

[@mushranansari2628]

sir ,for series ..connection current must be same for all bulb .?

[@MichelvanBiezen]

In a series connection the current is the same.

[@andripetursveinsson307]

flott

[@MichelvanBiezen]

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