Power Triangle

[@dominicjakubowski291]

I wish every EE professor was like this guy. Thanks so much!

[@StreetArtistsOfTheWorld]

Excellent video, such a shame he has not uploaded more in years :( I hope you're well, man!

[@davehaslem5118]

having this guy as you lecturer would be great

[@aislius9200]

Phenomenal video, Thanks for your time!

[@uzumakijihu]

Awesome 👍🏻

[@nickolasparshall3691]

thanks for the great explanation currently in an ac course and going over power triangle and max power transfer. since the corona virus has everyone inside havent been able to talk to my instructor so this has help out immensely.

[@dexternengomasha7579]

I love u. Am a mechanical guy, boilermaker to be specific. Am advancing to be a mechanical engineer so u cleared the mist out of my face. Am doing with city and guilds. Love u from Zimbabwe

[@ThickThock]

Thanks Art. Excellent review for an upcoming test. You should do more videos!

[@bumshari_2286]

this gentleman is a LEGEND !

[@creativegoods7737]

i feel you

[@KILLUMINATI_MOVEMENT]

Hell yeah brother!

[@ST-nu6ib]

superb explaination dude and you rocked that

[@KILLUMINATI_MOVEMENT]

Memorised it watching it first time ... so easy thanks!

[@timothydoyle7187]

Very helpful video. I was curious if you had any other videos explaining further as well as examples? Thank you

[@muhdsafwan401]

Great video

[@davidhap11]

Thanks sir, that helped a lot. Too bad there's no part 2 though.

[@AKk-jy8sp]

You are a legend .. Thanks for uploading this video.

[@KILLUMINATI_MOVEMENT]

SIMPLY THE BEST! - Tina Turner

[@FeVaR]

This was an excellent review for a test, thank you sir

[@TwinQuan]

Awesome and thanks for the help!!!!

[@iliapopovich]

Very well explained.

[@roimark358]

So what are the benefits of lower angle theta or power factor to the adjacent side Power in Watts?

[@richardcallahan8698]

I have always heard: "Pure reactance is non power consuming" Futher comment please.

[@tylermorris1550]

where can I see part 2?

[@rlm41]

Legend man thanks!

[@MrShirazkhan]

Easy way to remember Sin Cos and Tan formulas is to remember this sentence and believe me you will never forget again so here we go "Some People Have Curly Black Hair To Pose Beauty" so in this sentence you will notice that i have highlighted every word of a sentence by a capital word and you will see that if we take all the capital words from every word and combine them then we will get "SPH CBH TPB" so "SPH" stands for (Sine=Perp/Hyp) "CBH" stands for (Cos=Base/Hyp) and last "TPB" which is (Tan=Perp/Base) Voila!!!!

[@noxiousl6922]

weapon of a bloke

[@MrSiddusivva]

Reactive power is 176.3355 VAR

[@ianspooner2250]

That's what I got.

[@vigneshwaran1546]

hi sir this is first time we spoke thks for u r support i am design engineer sir(autocad,revit) i need the details about sockets and placement details also(like height,width details) and cable size calculations sir plz u have any details r some have means plz share me thks sir & frds Show less

[@H1rOuBI]

you great

[@salimkikongo2316]

Bless you

[@davidjames9935]

This is a fine for basic trig functions but you didn't define what you mean by "wasted" power. It is not really wasted if the power company doesn't charge us for it. That term "wasted" is used a little "loosely" here.

[@bogdanpadjen2371]

it's wasted from the company's perspective though.

[@frankm5459]

wheres the follow up video

[@jonalieanne_]

Trying to imagine that I'm studying abroad and this is my prof,,, welp its great tho

[@davidjames9935]

My favorite triangle is the inverted triangle on a woman.

[@transformateur9969]

Very well explained.