We need an engineer to invent a decibel-controlled TV so that programs don't try to damage my hearing with loudness, AND so I can hear the soft sounds. About 7.0 would be great, but it needs to be adjustable.
"Because it's nicer when things get more complex."
This video has not only helped me understand dB better but the above quote has helped me understand why my dad (an electrical engineer) was the way he was. 😉
Brilliant and enlightening.
very helpful video. felt like you were going to poke my eye out with that marker.
Episode 49! My how far you have come. Watched you for close to a decade now.
for volt calculation with 10 but for power with 20 ?????????????????
this man is one of the best teacher on EE on youtube. Hats off
Awesome material
We need an engineer to invent a decibel-controlled TV so that programs don't try to damage my hearing with loudness, AND so I can hear the soft sounds. About 7.0 would be great, but it needs to be adjustable.
I asked my wife for a Cup of coffee. 6dB Down
she offered to slap me 10dB Up
😛
13 years and still cool and relevant….cheers.
Been "using" dBs for decades and never really understood. Now I get it! Thanks!
P.S. I've always said the glass is both half full AND half empty, what does that make me?
Thank you. What a practical use of the log scale.
I just … LOVE U
Wow, this was really helpful, great perspective. Gifted teacher.
"Because it's nicer when things get more complex."
This video has not only helped me understand dB better but the above quote has helped me understand why my dad (an electrical engineer) was the way he was. 😉
if say to use DS548 transistor can I use a BC 548 transistor
Love it. So easy to learn this way.
great presentation
Wow throw back into ❤️
Why voltage db is different from voltage db
Rule of thumb heh heh, spare the rod, spoil the wife.
Take a shot everytime he says "db"
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YES!!! Math is CRAP!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
does not need more coffee !
I'm literally 4 classes away from an electrical engineering degree and this video is the first time anyone's ever explained to me what db actually are