Measuring Parallel Circuits

Demonstrates how to measure resistance, voltage and current in a parallel circuit for electronics students.

[@cornelius7043]

Needed this bro I’m not tryna fail

[@periodiccobalt787]

Same here gotta re up before exams. I wish you luck my guy

[@raghavpatel720]

SAME!

[@helbertrodriguez6449]

This is incredibly helpful, i wish i knew this sooner

[@teo-iwnl9024]

you out here saving me g

[@tysonchiet2518]

This helped me out a lot thanks! If possible could you show a circuit with both series and parallel resistors to find current/voltage through a certain resistor? Thanks again!

[@iamziden]

thanks for the help! could not for the life of me figure out why i coulded get my expected readings.

[@goncalopereira4361]

Reminder to always break the circuit when using the ammeter. If you try to measure current while the ammeter is in parallel with the circuit it will burn the ammeter because it's internal resistance is close to zero, so, lots of current going through it.

[@n.007gaming9]

This was really helpful,thanks.

[@ismetck5351]

useful. ty sir

[@georgiosyiannakou5537]

Not sure if your method for measuring the current for 2 resistors in parallel is correct. You essentially made another circuit when you moved the lead of the second resistor in another rail, so the current you are measuring is not correct. Assuming you are measuring current though a 560 Ohm resistor and a 890 Ohm resistor, then the respective current values should be 21.5 mA and 13.5 mA respectively.

[@digitalskyyy]

not useful