Basic Concepts of Phasor Diagram, j-operator

[@dishantsrivastav1539]

Thank you sir, humare teachers toh bina basic explain kiye, aage badh jaate hai.

[@jayantkumarsahu6278]

Thank you sir bahut acha explain kiye hai❤️❤️❤️

[@gitanjalipandit4127]

Thnq so much sir.. Crystal clear ho gya ❤️❤️😀😀

[@rindamroy]

Very Good 👍

[@jeetpalkamboj7464]

So GD explanation sir.

[@viveksamrat3209]

Well explained ..keep it up . When is the next video coming ?

[@sanjaykumar-eg5zc]

1st time I understand j operator...

[@vidyutrajput1206]

If we take the j here to nominator side, then how did it change its sign into negative, I'm in confusion sir, please enlighten me!😢

[@nirajvyahut5680]

To eliminate j from the denominator term, the method is to multiply j in both the nominator and denominator term.
The negative sign comes from the denominator, i.e. j^2=-1.

[@kiranmeena5327]

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[@Nikhilkumar-on8vg]

It is not called direction of current it is called phase if current

[@nirajvyahut5680]

Thank you for the correction.