Potential Dividers & Potentiometers

[@alwoolhouse6255]

Thank you. Nice presentation, very clear.

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[@aravindhece1573]

very much helpful thankyou

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[@randomroughneck1030]

This was VERY helpful and overall a great video!! Thank you very much :] !

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[@darynholliday248]

Best explanation

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[@classicaf]

Excellent video

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[@NawtieBoy96]

awesome explanation , loved it :D

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[@titustinnitus4346]

Fantastic. Thank you.

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[@smartinezai]

Thanks for this!

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[@abhinvijay8483]

Very helpfull

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[@malharjajoo7393]

5:05- sorry but this is quite confusing. Is Vout taken across the first and second terminal ? or second and third ? I would assume it's the former but I think you should have mentioned it. Good content otherwise.

[@NERDfirst]

Hello and thank you very much for your comment! That's a very good point actually, I could've clarified that better. Essentially, the output voltage I'm referring to is the potential difference with respect to ground.