Voltage divider circuit using resistor

In this video, Voltage divider circuit using resistor, I've explained voltage divider circuit and its working principle with voltage divider equation,
Vout = Vin x (R2 / (R1+R2))
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[@evaleupen6552]

I tried to figure this concept out by reading my textbook over and over along with watching other videos. THANK YOU for being the first one to make it clear and understandable! Very helpful video!

[@kabandajamir9844]

The world's best teacher

[@josepeixoto3384]

I think the first thing would be, to know the POWER (the Amps) you need;
after that you calculate the values of Resistors, and their Power ratings. Agree?

[@SamBatti88]

Thank you very much 😊 excellent tutorial !

[@melanierosario8114]

can i ask what formula for current divider? i have a lab activity today

[@mamatanath8147]

Nice video 👍

[@nabilkhan6254]

Thanks a lot

[@rajaneeshrajendran1325]

Different resistance also we can use this formula not only same resistance

[@Blessing_Soul]

Diffrent resistor type me batlaiye

[@ashoksafaya5397]

So if we want multiple value voltages available at the same time better use voltage divider not potentiometer which will give only one at a time.

[@mikerenda3132]

You should do a current Divider circuit.

[@EEWave]

Ya, sure..