Tag: Ohms Law

How to Solve Resistive Combination Circuits (Series and Parallel Circuits in the same Purely Resistive circuit)

How to solve parallel circuits for electricians and parallel circuit principles. Also, how to find total parallel resistance math formula in a circuit.

How to solve series circuits for electricians. Series math equation examples and series circuit principles for electricians.

A "load" in an electrical circuit is simply an electrical device that consumes power from the POWER SOURCE when it's connected to power and the circuit is live.

Ohm's Law is simply a math triangle electricians use to calculate Voltage, Amps, and Resistance in a SUPER EASY way. It's all based on RESISTANCE being constant.

In electrical circuits we have a power source and electrical loads. A power source is what provides power to the circuit, whether it's an AC or DC circuit, and an electrical load CONSUMES power from that power source.

A basic electrical circuit works by connecting two wires (Hot and Neutral) across an electrical device (known as a "load").