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Welcome to Chapter 10 of our basic electronics course. In this video, you will learn to identify one of the most commonly used circuit types in electronics and electricity: the parallel circuit. We will also look at the effect on the total resistance of a circuit when more than one resistor is connected in parallel, and I will show you how to calculate parallel resistances in two different ways. Finally, we will run a simulation using the Proteus electronic simulation software. Whether you are just starting out in the world of electronics or need a refresher, this course is ideal for you. Have you downloaded the Proteus Electronic Simulation Software yet? LINK: • ✔ El Mejor Simulador de Circuitos Electrón... #resistors #electronics

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