On the left the system is defined as "inductive load", another word for inductive current. While the system on the right the term " reactive current" is used. In other words. The system on the left is inductive current and the system on the right is reactive current. So, please differentiate between inductive current and reactive current. Are they opposite? If so then reactive current should be termed " capaciive current", the opposite of inductive current. Unless of course inductive load does not mean inductive current.
Great videos, are a refresh to my circuit theory classes. Would You do a video on harmonics and passive and active filter design? Thanks You for your videos.
Dear Dave You have got an exceptional quality of teaching. You correctly assess the audience and take them along. May I request you to speed up a bit? Harmonics in a system, their mitigation techniques and the designing of active filters are desperately awaited. Hope you will consider it.
You are a Good Teacher. Thank you.
Maybe I’m getting ahead of myself, but a lot of this is going over my head
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On the left the system is defined as "inductive load", another word for inductive current.
While the system on the right the term " reactive current" is used. In other words. The system on the left is inductive current and the system on the right is reactive current.
So, please differentiate between inductive current and reactive current. Are they opposite? If so then reactive current should be termed " capaciive current", the opposite of inductive current. Unless of course inductive load does not mean inductive current.
Great videos, are a refresh to my circuit theory classes. Would You do a video on harmonics and passive and active filter design? Thanks You for your videos.
Your videos are gold
Dear Dave
You have got an exceptional quality of teaching. You correctly assess the audience and take them along. May I request you to speed up a bit? Harmonics in a system, their mitigation techniques and the designing of active filters are desperately awaited. Hope you will consider it.
Being a video series, I'd say the speed is just fine.
If someone wants a speed change then they can fast forward or rewind it a bit.