Voltage controlled voltage source(VCVS)

Basic Electrical Circuits(Nagendra Krishnapura)
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[@1973jdmc]

You sir are an ANGEL- thank you sooo much- your clear, unambiguous way of explaining a concept is excellent. I salute you.,

[@Sharma012]

Awesome concept sir

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THANK YOU SIR

[@Kamalkumar-jz2ns]

Great sir

[@dinamustafa6115]

@0:25 what is meant by "they do not correspond to some physical entity"

[@youmah25]

great

[@m.snehanikitharathod5078]

sir if I'm not wrong is it
v diff b/w n1 and n2=k(v diff b/w n3 and n4)

[@raghuram6942]

nope,voltage difference between n3 and n4 =k*voltage difference n1 and n2,where k is some constant,a multiplier(output controlled side voltage is a mutiple of some constant with the voltage from input controlling voltage)