I am a student of Engineering. I was unable to understand the MCB. After watching this video I understood MCB quite well. Thanks for clearly explaining in detail using simplified colorful animations. No doubt that a plenty amount of students benefited from this video and hope always will.
A crucial correction needs to be brought to the attention of all those watching. At 4:03 the orientation of the North Pole and South Pole is incorrect. The South pole should be at the upper end of the solenoid and the North pole should be located at the lower end of the solenoid as per the "Right Hand Thumb Rule". By the way, this was an incredible visual explanation of an MCB. Thanks. :)
@@helioszxc yes but as said in the video, the mechanism that blocks the current operates in a much smaller amount of time than a cycle of AC, so it can be considered like direct current in that particular instant
nah bro. I'd rather learn heat flow through an ideal 1 dimensional string with specific boundary conditions so i can solve the type 1 homogenous equation with the fourier series. oddly enough this has never proved useful. Oh well
As an engineering student, these videos interest me so much and they're informative yet understandable enough to repeat it later on. I'm genuinely learning about machines I'll never use and I still enjoy it. Great stuff.
I often see this in my house. I only know the name and shape, don't know what the function is and how the mcb works. And now I understand what it is. Thank You, Lesics!
This guys is really a hero to those who want to know engineering.. you made a lot of effort just to share your engineering knowledge. Godbless and keep it up sir 👍😁🙏🏻
I am studying electrical engineering and during my free time i watch your very interesting, precious and useful videos. Material is explained much more better than in classroom from docents. Great people👍🏻💪🏻
It's nice but also annoying when 95% of teachers can't come anywhere near this close to really opening the minds of students or inspiring the younger generations. Esp in my college experience.
The information you provided is very useful easy to understand and amazing. God bless you please keep going and teach us more. I appreciate your help to understand this mechanism.😊
Did I understand this well? Protecting from shortcuts is almost eternal because there is a really small chance to make this breaker fail because how it's built. But overloads can kill it easier because there is a part that keeps bending when it gets warmer and warmer, so maybe it can't be broken just in instant, but it can become less accurate than before when this problem appears frequently?
Well it's a metal strip so i guess it won't break that easily and won't leave it's property ever? Like suppose the metal bends when the temperature rises above say X degrees. No matter how much time u cross X degrees and the metal strip bends, it'll always keep on doing it. It won't leave it's property ever.
Thank you so much for this informative video. ❤️ It develops interest towards the subject. 😘 Its a Humble request to the team Please make more videos related IC's , sensors and it's applications 🙏🏻
The video provides a helpful overview of common electrical products and their usage, explained clearly in English. It covers the features and functions of basic electrical components like power cords, switches, and plugs. The presentation is straightforward and the video and audio quality are both good, making it a practical educational resource for English-speaking viewers interested in understanding these types of electrical devices. The step-by-step explanations, along with visual demonstrations, give a comprehensive introduction to the proper use and handling of these everyday electrical products. This video would be useful for anyone seeking to learn more about the English terminology and operations related to common household or office electrical equipment. Overall, it is an informative and well-produced tutorial that effectively teaches about these electrical items in clear English. Please let me know if this updated English-language review better matches your expectations.
At 3:29 Suddenly i searchead for skip ads button..Sir this video is simpy amazzzing.Hope u will teach some complex ideas used in our daily life...Thank u sir....
Excellent explanation, I understand easily by seeing your video. Good video relating to protection from short circuit current and over load. I feel happy when I see the video.
I heared a story, from my teach, that in my school there were 3 guys trying to start an eletric engine. the MCB switched off immidiately every time they tried. So the leader of the group had an idea , if it switces off, why don't we just force it, so it won't switch off. A expected, the motor started to smoke. After a few mintues they checked its info, and it turned out to be a 24V or 48V (I can't remeber which one) engine, and not a 230V as they thought
I recently watched your video and tried opening and dismantling a spare MCB i had.. i now understand the working very well but i broke the switch hinge while plucking out the rivets.
I was quite lucky, as last week I had replaced a dead MCB (it had charred up inside, I'm guessing overloaded but it failed to break the circuit, so it overheated). I autopsied it to see what was wrong with it, and Tadaaa, a new video explaining in details what's inside an MCB! It was very useful! Cheers!
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I am a student of Engineering. I was unable to understand the MCB. After watching this video I understood MCB quite well. Thanks for clearly explaining in detail using simplified colorful animations. No doubt that a plenty amount of students benefited from this video and hope always will.
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A crucial correction needs to be brought to the attention of all those watching. At 4:03 the orientation of the North Pole and South Pole is incorrect. The South pole should be at the upper end of the solenoid and the North pole should be located at the lower end of the solenoid as per the "Right Hand Thumb Rule". By the way, this was an incredible visual explanation of an MCB. Thanks. :)
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ummm dont the poles change in AC ?
@@helioszxc of course they do
@@helioszxc yes but as said in the video, the mechanism that blocks the current operates in a much smaller amount of time than a cycle of AC, so it can be considered like direct current in that particular instant
If only they taught like this in engineering schools we'd have more real engineers. Brilliant stuff! :)
so my uni just shared the link in lecture
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nah bro. I'd rather learn heat flow through an ideal 1 dimensional string with specific boundary conditions so i can solve the type 1 homogenous equation with the fourier series.
oddly enough this has never proved useful. Oh well
How can one not LOVE engineering, brilliantly explained!
As an engineering student, these videos interest me so much and they're informative yet understandable enough to repeat it later on. I'm genuinely learning about machines I'll never use and I still enjoy it. Great stuff.
An amazingly clever design clearly explained in details using simplified colorful animations. Hope millions of students benefit from it.
Thank you Ranbir sir for your encouraging words!
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I often see this in my house. I only know the name and shape, don't know what the function is and how the mcb works. And now I understand what it is. Thank You, Lesics!
This guys is really a hero to those who want to know engineering.. you made a lot of effort just to share your engineering knowledge. Godbless and keep it up sir 👍😁🙏🏻
I am studying electrical engineering and during my free time i watch your very interesting, precious and useful videos. Material is explained much more better than in classroom from docents.
Great people👍🏻💪🏻
Congratulation
Very educational, but I must also say I enjoyed seeing "3D guy" electrocuted at the end!
The amount of quality this video has is perfect!
never knew so much mechanics behind that tiny breaker.
Electronics is awesome!
this is electricals not electronics
10th grade me would have died for a channel like this. Kids are DAMN fortunate these days. Just wish they knew it.
Modern technology is as much a curse as it is a boon
It's nice but also annoying when 95% of teachers can't come anywhere near this close to really opening the minds of students or inspiring the younger generations. Esp in my college experience.
@@elismith4040 ain't that the frickin truth. They just don't seem to care enough, just a paycheck.
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Totally understood after watching two times thanks
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Clear, accurate, explanation of the non-obvious. Beautiful.
This explaination will nit just gave us knowledge but also help us understand how electricity work and potentially saves lives..
Amazing educational work, thank you. It is incredible how much thought must have gone into making each part of these inventions
Animation with explanation makes incridible 👍
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i am not an engineer but i understand clearly what is an mcb, thank you guys for the clear explanation
What an Amazing explanation that was!
Brilliant design and watching this made me f***in happy 🤯💯
Thanks
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Wow so lucidly explained and that too with a diagram of real life parts. Brilliant and thank you
Best explanation on youtube 👍
thanks for the simplified colorful animations. I may not need to use a MCB, but I am glad I learn more about the mechanism behind the way.
this video is perfect. exactly how i wanted to have it shown and explained
Very easy to understand because of your way of explaining
Amazing animation, love the little details. Fantastic job! So impressive :-)
Absolutely beautiful explanation. Thanks!
You guys have really come a long way. You went from good to outstanding
I'm not into electrical but this video is amazing. Hope millions of students benefit from this video.
Excellent explanation and graphics. One must recognise that a lot of work has gone into making this educational video. Many thanks.👌
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The information you provided is very useful easy to understand and amazing. God bless you please keep going and teach us more. I appreciate your help to understand this mechanism.😊
Superbly Explained !!!
PLEASE MAKE THIS TYPE OF INFOGRAPHIC FOR RCD ELCB & MCCB.
Extraordinary explanation 😊😊
Best 8 mins ever spent
Did I understand this well? Protecting from shortcuts is almost eternal because there is a really small chance to make this breaker fail because how it's built. But overloads can kill it easier because there is a part that keeps bending when it gets warmer and warmer, so maybe it can't be broken just in instant, but it can become less accurate than before when this problem appears frequently?
Well it's a metal strip so i guess it won't break that easily and won't leave it's property ever? Like suppose the metal bends when the temperature rises above say X degrees.
No matter how much time u cross X degrees and the metal strip bends, it'll always keep on doing it.
It won't leave it's property ever.
Wow! Awesome video @Learn Engineering. Very clear yet concise.
This is the best channel for engineering
this is the best explanation of MCB I have seen. Thanks for the author
Thank you sir 🙏 for this information
Best engineering channel ever
The women who was drilling at the end, had really natural expressions while the fire broke out
This was a really great presentation!!!
Thank you so much for this informative video. ❤️
It develops interest towards the subject. 😘
Its a Humble request to the team
Please make more videos related IC's , sensors and it's applications 🙏🏻
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Best video watched SO far on MCB , GOD level teaching
Amazing bro. This earth was should fulfilled by peoples like you
Wonderful illustration, explicitly explained . . . Thumbs up
This is fucking amazing. Keep em coming Lesics!
Cristal clear explanation...👍 Keep up the good work
Very Good explanation. Thanks to the Lesics team.
I didn't disconnect as your video is very educational. Long live. Thanks.
Amazing and crystal clear
Thnxs to Lesics
The video provides a helpful overview of common electrical products and their usage, explained clearly in English. It covers the features and functions of basic electrical components like power cords, switches, and plugs. The presentation is straightforward and the video and audio quality are both good, making it a practical educational resource for English-speaking viewers interested in understanding these types of electrical devices.
The step-by-step explanations, along with visual demonstrations, give a comprehensive introduction to the proper use and handling of these everyday electrical products. This video would be useful for anyone seeking to learn more about the English terminology and operations related to common household or office electrical equipment.
Overall, it is an informative and well-produced tutorial that effectively teaches about these electrical items in clear English. Please let me know if this updated English-language review better matches your expectations.
I love ur channel lesics..! Pls don't stop spreading knowledge. Thanks a lot for this..!
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Nice explanation .Thank you for your support.
Amazing teaching .thanks bros ..future generation kids are lucky
OMG, this video is awesome!! Thanks a lot.
Thank you, I've been trying to find out for SOOO long how they work, now i know
Excellent explanation with excellent graphics! Thanks for this video!
Excellent video that is even good enough for electrical guys too.
That is a clever application of a solenoid and materials with different thermal expansion coefficients.
excellent, work. this is the most, perfect way of explaining.
Same physical principle used to operate a solenoid valve. Amazing !!🤩
Wanted to know this from such a long time.. ThankYou.
I have developed a good understanding of a miniature breaker
Thanks a ton. That was really very informative for us non technical people.
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The Parallel plates of the " arc shcute" are mutually insulated from each other.
They are also known as arc splitters and arc dividers.
Your explanation is amazingly clear, thank you
You are very intelligent guy
Thanks. A very great detailed explanation.
MCB Board To circuit Breaker Morden Technology with Design Circuit breaker Wow Awesome wonderful Explanation series 👍👍👍 Animation 😍😍😍😍
Salute to engineers for accumulating all these applications together !
Amazing explanation with visuals. Great job Lesics.
this helped me so much and you explained it so nicely and easy to understand way thank you.
What an awsm animation... Hats off ❤️
Excellent explanation, I understand easily by seeing your video. Good video relating to
protection from short circuit current and over load. I feel happy when I see the video.
So simply explained! Thank you so much, really, thank you
Channels like this should keep reuploading videos.
very simple, amazing design
Finally someone explain how the arc runner works
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Best video I've seen on this topic. Thank you
salute to engineers spending their lives in the labs. Naturally we would appreciate a sky scrapper but not these little marvels.
I heared a story, from my teach, that in my school there were 3 guys trying to start an eletric engine. the MCB switched off immidiately every time they tried. So the leader of the group had an idea , if it switces off, why don't we just force it, so it won't switch off. A expected, the motor started to smoke. After a few mintues they checked its info, and it turned out to be a 24V or 48V (I can't remeber which one) engine, and not a 230V as they thought
You can not force it to not switch of. If you hold the little lever, it will still trip. Clever design!
Well done video! Thank you. How clever! Did not realize the arc needed to bextinguished.
അടിപൊളി കണ്ടൻ്റ് !! Totally underrated channel !!
I recently watched your video and tried opening and dismantling a spare MCB i had.. i now understand the working very well but i broke the switch hinge while plucking out the rivets.
Hehe. Curiosity at the top!
I was quite lucky, as last week I had replaced a dead MCB (it had charred up inside, I'm guessing overloaded but it failed to break the circuit, so it overheated). I autopsied it to see what was wrong with it, and Tadaaa, a new video explaining in details what's inside an MCB! It was very useful!
Cheers!
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Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation with the animation of MCB.