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Hi and welcome everyone to our course of the fundamentals of electric circuits.
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So this course is for anyone who would like to learn about electric circuits basics.
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We are going to discuss a lot of things as we will see in the intro video as the topics which you are
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going to discuss.
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But for now we would like to start by discussing the definition of an electric circuit.
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So we need to know what is the meaning of an electric circuit.
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So an electric circuit is simply the interconnection of some electrical elements.
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So what does it mean.
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It means that if we have here and load here a load which is operated by electricity and we have here
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our supply which provides the electricity and between easy supply and easy load there are wires which
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is used to transfer the electricity from our source to our load.
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So this is a simple electric circuit this circuit or this equipment can be configured or can be represented
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by this simple circuit we have here at battery which is the source of the electricity and the providing
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electricity to our load which is considered to be our lamp.
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Okay.
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And between them a switch in order to turn on and turn off our circuit.
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So a basic circuit like this one is consisting of the battery which is the source of electricity and
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consisting of a lamp which is considered ice or electrical lute and the wires which is made of copper
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or aluminium in order to transfer the electricity from our source to our load.
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So this is a definition of an electric circuit.
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OK.
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Now in Zenith stay with you.
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We need to understand more concepts about Z electricity.
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