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Loop current analysis or mesh analysis is an analytical method to determine the current flowing at different points in a closed circuit. Kirchhoff’s voltage law and Ohm’s law are used to calculate the current flowing through each resistor and their corresponding voltage drops, when performing loop analysis in a circuit.

With winter break quickly approaching, we wanted to update you on how the holiday break will impact our technical, tutorial, and administrative support.

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George Brown College will be closed from Friday, December 24, 2021, to Tuesday, January 4, 2022. We won't be able to speak with you during this time but we are monitoring and responding to email inquires. 

The wide-ranging effects of the COVID-19 pandemic no doubt caught every industry in the world by surprise. Many companies had to close their doors to customers and significantly reduce the number of workers present to ensure the safe production of essential goods and provision of services.

Electronic devices such as phones and computers are heavily relied upon in our daily lives—you’re likely reading this article on an electronic device right now! Electronic control devices are equally important and common in the manufacturing sector, which is why there is high demand for industrial electronics technicians and engineers to design, build, troubleshoot, and maintain these electronic devices.

Maybe you’ve heard of microprocessors before but want a refresher on what they’re all about. Or maybe you’re someone who is brand new to microprocessor programming and want a beginner’s overview. Either way, you’ve come to the right place. 

In this blog, we will review the bypass capacitor, its function, and how it is important in an amplifier circuit. 

GBCtechtraining has introduced chatbots into our websites over the last three years. The purpose of these chatbots is to help prospective students find information about our programs in a convenient and easy way. We are happy to report that our chatbots are heavily used and relied on by students around the world, particularly after regular office hours, and coming to us from far away time zones.