Different country which leads to different descriptors. But 50 years ago when I entered the electrical trade E represented the Source voltage and V represented the voltage across a part or portion of a circuit. These days I don’t think it matters which is used for source voltage. Cheers.
As said, takes way too long to get into the description and to cover the simple concept. Really frustrating listen having to fast forward the waffle hoping you don’t miss the info.
Thanks , I really appreciate your time as well , I have to go over and over till it make sense to me , slow learner 😊
Thank you for making the video, very helpful to me.
Thanks q sir for your explanation 🤝
Different country which leads to different descriptors. But 50 years ago when I entered the electrical trade E represented the Source voltage and V represented the voltage across a part or portion of a circuit. These days I don’t think it matters which is used for source voltage.
Cheers.
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Took bro 5 min to get into the law. We don't need all the foreplay homie.
As said, takes way too long to get into the description and to cover the simple concept. Really frustrating listen having to fast forward the waffle hoping you don’t miss the info.