How inductors behave in a circuit, and how inductors can generate extremely high voltages by opposing changes to the flow of current. My Patreon Account: / eugenek
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Amazing videos! For a visual learner like myself, these are a best tool I've found to truly conceptualize circuit theory. You are a phenomenal gift to science education.
you'll learn nothing like this... i'm 100 percent sure you won't understand anything on a real circuit board after watching incomprehensible cartoons trying to portray it as a game with wrong convoluting analogies, those analogies will trip you 100 percent in reality.
@@ambientblue-eyedmonkey8849 : It helps to get some concept on its function. But I find combining three methods of learning to be the best. They are learning the concept, then see what they are used in life, and taking things apart and building them yourself.
I never truly understood inductors until now , and now I can appreciate the beauty behind it's working rather then just being able to solve numericals on its growth and decay You truly are a gem of a person , thank you so much
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Hi Eugene. Nice work (to all of you)! Please do anti-alias when rendering so you don't get those funny animations in your surfaces with textures. I don't know Poser, so I'm not sure how to do it. (I'm just a programmer :)
Hi, i graduated from university the previous year and am working now as an electrical engineer and i just need to say i wish i had these vids in undergrad, also very good modeling in its simplicity and effectivness at portraying the concepts thanks
Dude I am in college now, and want to go in the same field. I wonder what exactly is The job done by electrical engineers? Like what do you exactly do at work?
Surprised this went unanswered, the main jobs for electrical engineers is in the design of electronics from power supplies to whatever you are trying to make. BSEE's are used in any electronic design work and in troubleshooting electronic systems. There are thousands of electronic design and manufacturing jobs in nearly every industry. A doctor might use a CAT Scan device, but an EE likely designed it and may fix it when it breaks, might be a technician also.
i just started in working an E&E company with zero background (not to mention some knowledge back in high-school about 8 years ago) and it is really helping me to pick up the knowledge in the glimpse of an eye. Thank you for the excellent work!!
i remember watching your videos in high school to help with an e&m course, now im in college studying electrical engineering and the concepts and intuitions I got from your videos have helped a lot! especially the animations. thanks!
just discovered the channel. I'm in an electrical circuit class and this helps me understand clearly. The animations are great and it's really well explained, at a nice tone and pace. Thanks for the awesome video!
WOW, I just found this video and your channel, it's amazing! The combination of animations, music, narration and the tempo makes is so pleasant to watch while still being learnful. I don't understand why I never found your video's before and why you don't have more views and subcribers, you deserve them.
Your videos are great. When I was younger, I used to watch ‘The Mechanical Universe’ (PBS/Annenberg) and I still hear the professor and narrator’s voices in my head. Your’s are just as good, and it’s nice to get those neurons flowing again, casualties of getting older /,-(
These videos are helping a ton with some side projects me and a couple of buddies are doing. Thank you so much for the in-depth explanation and the quick to-the-point commentary, plus the visual effects helped a ton.
Wanted to come back here to brush on up on how inductors function, found this video to be more explanatory than what I found in college, thank you for taking the time to make this.
I'm very impressed with all of your videos, keep it up. You might remember me asking if you were a student, you said you weren't , so heres a follow up question, did you take some sort of electrical/computer engineering degree at some point? If not, how did you work this all out? I only ask because i'm an electrical engineering student and you are seriously helping me through my degree... (maybe not always in content (although a lot of the time its spot on) but in curiosity and connecting what i already know in another way). Bravo, Bravo.
My Question is why inductor prevents the flow of current or resists the change of current..??what role does magnetic flux plays in current flow and changes...
Brijendra Mishra, this is because a changing magnetic field creates an electric field. I cover this in detail in my video "Electromagnetism - Maxwell's Laws" at th-cam.com/video/9Tm2c6NJH4Y/w-d-xo.html
@Brijendra Mishra Assume an identical coil-2 is placed very very close to the original one such that all flux links both the coils. Now any change in the first coil's current will change the magnetic field to change which is linked to both the coil so it will produce a voltage on coil-2(Transformer action) which will be same in magnitude and direction right ?. This means that the same voltage will develop on the first coil also because it is also in the same magnetic field as the coil-2. This voltage will oppose the current flow in the coil. Assume you applied 10V to coil-1 so the current in the coil-1 start to flow (change from zero). Which produces a changing magnetic field. Which in turn(using transformer action)produces a voltage which should be equal to 10V but will be little less due to the losses in the coils resistance and the core. So now the voltage producing the current will be less because of the voltage produced by the coil-1 is in phase with the applied voltage and will oppose the current. So the current flow is delayed (slowed).
Hello Eugene,your videos are among the very best I have ever seen,thank you for showing them to us.I love electronics and analogue electronics in particular.Your videos are concise,accurate and get the point across better than just mere words-again thank you!
Спасибо Евгений за видео! Я учусь в коллелдже в Канаде и вашт ведео лучшее что нам показывают на уроках по электрике. наверное дело в менталитете, но я на самом деле понимаю о чем речь идет смотря ваши видео
The inductor will try to maintain the current no matter the value of resistance, I feel I have wasted years of my life searching for this concept...perfect video!!
Thanks for the great video but one question why you didnt mention about the magnetic field forms around the inductor that when the switch is open is the collapse of the magnetic field will keep the current flowing until it depletes completely then the current stops. any way very nice videos and wonder if you can make similar videos for capacitors and time constants.
+R Vass, I went into detail about that in my video on Maxwell's Laws, so in this video, I wanted the focus to be just on how an inductor behaves in a circuit, as this was never covered in any of my previous videos. Thanks.
The behavior of an inductor is not because "magnetic fields do not like to change", but it is due the production of back emf that opposes the initial current. When current starts running through the coil, it establishes a magnetic field. This establishing of magnetic field counts as a change in magnetic flux, therefore inducing a secondary current in the same coil which should generate yet another magnetic field which, according to Len'z law, should oppose that change in flux.
It is MUCH MUCH more subtle than that. It is really connected to intertial reference frame and the forces arise due to length contraction experienced by one object viewing another object in a differenct intertial reference frame. For example if me and a group of friends were standing on top of a moving bus and we were all 1 meter apart and we had a group of friends standing on the road side also 1 m apart. Then we decised to take the bus down the road, turn around and drive past the group of friends standing on the road side. We, on the bus would see that the group of friends on the road were now closer it each other than 1 m due to Einstiens lengh contraction. Likewise they would also see that we are closer to each other. From our point of view our frends on the road are more densly packed. If we were electrical charges then we would observe a hight density of charge. They would therefore be reppelled from us the we would be repelled from them. That's it.
Shrinking/enlarging the words as well is changing heights to represent increases/decreases in values helped my finally truly understand the circuit component properties. Every EE student should watch these
Just WOOOOOW !!!!!!! i am a university student. congratulations You be come my role model, I am just being extracting a lot of things from you for ever ...thank you a million times
Your videos are fun to learn. Amazing. And thanks for letting us know about that providing a path before switching off an inductor cz now I want to do so more.
Yeah I figured that out at the end, I guess I have not listened to the whole piece before ao I only knew the famous sections. Thanks. Keep it up I love your videos.
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@@fiddlyphuk6414 sortof, I do a lot of repairs on the medical devices used for surgery like the ultrasonic and electrosurgical generators. I did guided wave (long range ultrasonics) on the gas pipelines around the country for awhile as well.
Oh....what a meaningful presentation. Direct Attacking. We have never been taught in our E/class room like this. You are very innovative for instant absorptions.
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Ok!
TIME is running OUT , RETURN to your CREATOR
Dear sir / madam,
My sweet brother/sister in humanity,
I am inviting you to the inevitable universal truth of our creator of the heavens and the earth i.e; “ there is no god but allah (the true god) , and Muhammad (s.a.w) is the servant and final messenger of allah “.
REFERENCES FOR SEARCH OF THIS TRUTH
Books of Dr. zakir naik & DR. ved prakash upadhyay available in the online/offline market:-
1) Is quran god`s word.
2) Answer to non muslims common questions about islam.
3) Quran and modern science.
4) Islam and Christianity
5) Muhammad (s.a.w.) in the hindu scriptures, etc.
Some important links:-
1) Dr. zakir naik youtube videos.
2) Ef dawah youtube videos.
3) Dawahwise youtube videos.
4) Sapience institute website, etc.
Hidayatallah .
Never watched an electronics video with opera music in the background before. It's surreal.
Welcome to the electron ballet!
If u play sad music while explaining inductance , the inductor won"t be happy.........
hahahaha
ADARSH CHATURVEDI lool
loool 😂😂
😂
can't listen... music too distracting..,
Why it feels like I'm learning from Hogwarts School.
The Music 🤣🤣
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Eugene of you reply to this comment I will binge watch all of your videos from start to finish tomorrow.
+EnvyThaGamez, thanks. I hope you enjoy them all.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky you are great!! really! Superb videos especially the topics!
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Not sure it helps, but those of us with AD Blocker/s can switch them off before watching videos here, or wherever we'd wish to lend support to producers. - Just a thought. :)
are you the person who does the voice for these videos?
Don't try to disconnect an inductor when it has current, otherwise the inductor won't be happy :
Lol!!
so will you be happy?
Lhh
Lololol
Sounds like something from a horror game
Amazing videos! For a visual learner like myself, these are a best tool I've found to truly conceptualize circuit theory. You are a phenomenal gift to science education.
+descentintozachstrom, thanks for the compliment.
descentintozachstrom perfect sentiment I agree this is the way I learn it is a blessing thank you
This is almost better than porn
you'll learn nothing like this... i'm 100 percent sure you won't understand anything on a real circuit board after watching incomprehensible cartoons trying to portray it as a game with wrong convoluting analogies, those analogies will trip you 100 percent in reality.
@@ambientblue-eyedmonkey8849 : It helps to get some concept on its function. But I find combining three methods of learning to be the best. They are learning the concept, then see what they are used in life, and taking things apart and building them yourself.
I'm happy every time my inductor is happy :D
as my exam notes xd
I never truly understood inductors until now , and now I can appreciate the beauty behind it's working rather then just being able to solve numericals on its growth and decay
You truly are a gem of a person , thank you so much
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Hi Eugene. Nice work (to all of you)! Please do anti-alias when rendering so you don't get those funny animations in your surfaces with textures. I don't know Poser, so I'm not sure how to do it. (I'm just a programmer :)
Can you please name the background music piece? I loved it.
Wow 19 different languages in the CC menu good job.
Thanks for giving me anxiety about the emotions of an inductor while I work with one
One of the inductors in my radio decided that it identified as a capacitor and caused a transistor to melt down.
Yeah - It makes me happy when I know my inductor is happy.
@1:40, it is the beautiful match with the music playing at the background while the current sadly goes to zero!
I think 3:44 is the best part xd
It’s also one of the finest parts lol
Hi, i graduated from university the previous year and am working now as an electrical engineer and i just need to say i wish i had these vids in undergrad, also very good modeling in its simplicity and effectivness at portraying the concepts
thanks
Dude I am in college now, and want to go in the same field.
I wonder what exactly is The job done by electrical engineers?
Like what do you exactly do at work?
Surprised this went unanswered, the main jobs for electrical engineers is in the design of electronics from power supplies to whatever you are trying to make. BSEE's are used in any electronic design work and in troubleshooting electronic systems. There are thousands of electronic design and manufacturing jobs in nearly every industry. A doctor might use a CAT Scan device, but an EE likely designed it and may fix it when it breaks, might be a technician also.
@@wildbill3613 how about a computer engineer?
i just started in working an E&E company with zero background (not to mention some knowledge back in high-school about 8 years ago) and it is really helping me to pick up the knowledge in the glimpse of an eye. Thank you for the excellent work!!
ahhh what a fine way to end the day
+pendalink, I love happy endings.
+Eugene Khutoryansky I see what you did there.
+pendalink Fine way to begin mine!
Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky reminds me of my trip to Thailand for some reason ... :)
That sad song made me feel bad for inductor😢😕😑😐
Your comment made me smile thanks 😍
me too
Хорошее чувство юмора 👍
Hahaha
priya sehgal haha the inductor faded away and it was a sad moment indeed
i remember watching your videos in high school to help with an e&m course, now im in college studying electrical engineering and the concepts and intuitions I got from your videos have helped a lot! especially the animations. thanks!
Glad my videos are helpful. Thanks.
Same here xd
I'm going into inductance and capacitance, and this really helped me. Thank you.
just discovered the channel. I'm in an electrical circuit class and this helps me understand clearly. The animations are great and it's really well explained, at a nice tone and pace. Thanks for the awesome video!
I wish there was a circuit simulation program that represented circuits exactly the way these videos do! What a great learning tool!
WOW, I just found this video and your channel, it's amazing! The combination of animations, music, narration and the tempo makes is so pleasant to watch while still being learnful. I don't understand why I never found your video's before and why you don't have more views and subcribers, you deserve them.
Thanks for the compliments. I am glad you like my videos.
Off course
Off course
Off course
@@EugeneKhutoryansky can you please tell me the name of the music
This is what everyone is searching for... And this is it.... Thank you for your efforts 😍
I've watched hundreds of instructional videos on youtube and these are JUST. SO. GOOD. Thank you
Your videos are great. When I was younger, I used to watch ‘The Mechanical Universe’ (PBS/Annenberg) and I still hear the professor and narrator’s voices in my head. Your’s are just as good, and it’s nice to get those neurons flowing again, casualties of getting older /,-(
Your videos are always incredibly informative and helpful. Thank you Eugene!
+Larc Sydnius, thanks. I am glad that you like my videos.
you guys are amazing .please don't stop the great work
Thanks for the compliment. More videos are on their way.
These videos are helping a ton with some side projects me and a couple of buddies are doing. Thank you so much for the in-depth explanation and the quick to-the-point commentary, plus the visual effects helped a ton.
Thanks. I am glad my videos are helpful.
Wanted to come back here to brush on up on how inductors function, found this video to be more explanatory than what I found in college, thank you for taking the time to make this.
Great channel and great video. Thanks a ton. You and your channel are doing a great service to those in pursuit of science. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks.
Quality project. Thank you!
You are welcome, and thanks.
That memoment when everything connects, it's amazing, thank you for this beautiful and flawless explanation.
Thanks for the compliments about my explanation. I am glad you liked it.
The Illustrations videos are great. They are a great help to enhance concept understanding n Thank you very much Eugene. May God bless you
I can't wait to graduate and donate to your channel all the time
Thanks. I really appreciate your support, and I am glad that you like my videos.
Nice explained ma'am .👏👏👌🏻👌🏻
In recognition for all this fabulous work somewhere in this world there should be a statue of Eugene Khutoryanskey
Thanks for the compliment.
Very happy with explanation.
Inductor is good for transient and fluctuation protection.
I'm very impressed with all of your videos, keep it up. You might remember me asking if you were a student, you said you weren't , so heres a follow up question, did you take some sort of electrical/computer engineering degree at some point? If not, how did you work this all out? I only ask because i'm an electrical engineering student and you are seriously helping me through my degree... (maybe not always in content (although a lot of the time its spot on) but in curiosity and connecting what i already know in another way).
Bravo, Bravo.
How's your career going now? Did you graduate the EE degree program and are you now working in the industry?
YOU SHOULD BE MORE FAMOUS THAN YOU ARE. EXCELLENT CHANNEL.
+Samrat Sur, thanks for the compliment.
+Samrat Sur Very true. These videos are amazing and very informative.
My Question is why inductor prevents the flow of current or resists the change of current..??what role does magnetic flux plays in current flow and changes...
Brijendra Mishra, this is because a changing magnetic field creates an electric field. I cover this in detail in my video "Electromagnetism - Maxwell's Laws" at th-cam.com/video/9Tm2c6NJH4Y/w-d-xo.html
@Brijendra Mishra
Assume an identical coil-2 is placed very very close to the original one such that all flux links both the coils.
Now any change in the first coil's current will change the magnetic field to change which is linked to both the coil so it will produce a voltage on coil-2(Transformer action) which will be same in magnitude and direction right ?.
This means that the same voltage will develop on the first coil also because it is also in the same magnetic field as the coil-2.
This voltage will oppose the current flow in the coil.
Assume you applied 10V to coil-1 so the current in the coil-1 start to flow (change from zero).
Which produces a changing magnetic field.
Which in turn(using transformer action)produces a voltage which should be equal to 10V but will be little less due to the losses in the coils resistance and the core.
So now the voltage producing the current will be less because of the voltage produced by the coil-1 is in phase with the applied voltage and will oppose the current.
So the current flow is delayed (slowed).
Hello Eugene,your videos are among the very best I have ever seen,thank you for showing them to us.I love electronics and analogue electronics in particular.Your videos are concise,accurate and get the point across better than just mere words-again thank you!
+Bob Airhart, thanks for that great compliment. I am glad to hear that you like my videos.
Спасибо Евгений за видео! Я учусь в коллелдже в Канаде и вашт ведео лучшее что нам показывают на уроках по электрике. наверное дело в менталитете, но я на самом деле понимаю о чем речь идет смотря ваши видео
A happy inductor!!!:D best videos on the internet! thanks!
Thanks for that great compliment about my videos. :)
The music make me feel sorry for the inductor 😂
The inductor will try to maintain the current no matter the value of resistance, I feel I have wasted years of my life searching for this concept...perfect video!!
Glad you liked my video.
صراحة أحببت الطريقة التفاعلية للشرح.....
حقا كان هذا المقطع مفيدا و رائعا .....
استمر يا صاحب القناة فأنت تقوم بعمل رائع....
7:03 well that escalated quickly o-o i prefer my current flowing through a circuit, not cracking its whip in midair!
The Background music sounds like we are in FUNERAL of Inductors and Inductance!!
HIRAK MONDAL well said..😂😂
HIRAK MONDAL yeah....that's why i was sad while watching the video....
Hahaha
it sounds to me like tom and jerry music
HIRAK MONDAL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Congratulations to Eugene's team. A great job !!
You are such a GREAT himan i can replace you wiht all the doctors in my college
Your expanation is very very beautiful
❤THANK YOU and keep going
Thanks a lot. Its great
Thanks for the compliment.
The background music is Orpheus in the Underworld by Jacques Offenbach.
Lovely piece. Thank you sir
That moment you stop paying attention cause you must know the name of the song. Thank you
That background music is awesome and adds an element of drama and pathos to the activities of the inductor.
This eight minute video explained the topic ten times better than three hours of lectures. Thanks a bunch
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you liked my explanation.
Thanks for the great video but one question why you didnt mention about the magnetic field forms around the inductor that when the switch is open is the collapse of the magnetic field will keep the current flowing until it depletes completely then the current stops.
any way very nice videos and wonder if you can make similar videos for capacitors and time constants.
+R Vass, I went into detail about that in my video on Maxwell's Laws, so in this video, I wanted the focus to be just on how an inductor behaves in a circuit, as this was never covered in any of my previous videos. Thanks.
And yes, I plan to eventually make a video on capacitors and time constants.
Assuming you weren't speaking I'd think I'm watching Tom and Jerry 😂
I was getting the goosebumps while watching the video! thanks for such a high quality.
I am glad you liked my video. Thanks.
excellent video, this just added so much for conceptual understanding that i was having difficulty with previously. Cheers!
*you have Best Animator and Deaf Music editor* 😂
The behavior of an inductor is not because "magnetic fields do not like to change", but it is due the production of back emf that opposes the initial current. When current starts running through the coil, it establishes a magnetic field. This establishing of magnetic field counts as a change in magnetic flux, therefore inducing a secondary current in the same coil which should generate yet another magnetic field which, according to Len'z law, should oppose that change in flux.
In summary, the magnetic fields dont like to change
Marcus Tornea Sums up the same thing.
And indeed this lenzs law is outcome of energy conservation... Hence the theory unified by me.... Scientist chanakya sinha 😎
he tried not to use complicated terms for the absolute beginner
It is MUCH MUCH more subtle than that. It is really connected to intertial reference frame and the forces arise due to length contraction experienced by one object viewing another object in a differenct intertial reference frame. For example if me and a group of friends were standing on top of a moving bus and we were all 1 meter apart and we had a group of friends standing on the road side also 1 m apart. Then we decised to take the bus down the road, turn around and drive past the group of friends standing on the road side. We, on the bus would see that the group of friends on the road were now closer it each other than 1 m due to Einstiens lengh contraction. Likewise they would also see that we are closer to each other. From our point of view our frends on the road are more densly packed. If we were electrical charges then we would observe a hight density of charge. They would therefore be reppelled from us the we would be repelled from them. That's it.
The guys working for these videos are extremely great.
it's only one guy (see name of channel)
I also have a friend who does the narration and dialog editing for me. But yes, I create all the animations myself.
Shrinking/enlarging the words as well is changing heights to represent increases/decreases in values helped my finally truly understand the circuit component properties. Every EE student should watch these
Nothing like happy inductors hey? OMG
Which software do you use to create these precious videos? Plz comment me
I make my 3D animations with "Poser."
@@EugeneKhutoryanskyScience grows via sharing.Thank you.You are a real scientist
The visual effects of these explanations are so great. I want one for my taxes.
Your animated videos helped me to understand the electrical circuits more easily, time well spent. Thank you :)
Glad my videos are helpful. Thanks.
nice video..... Thank you so much...
while you upload this video I was studying that topic...
+aadarsha subedi, thanks for the compliment, and I am glad that I created the video just in time for you.
+Eugene Khutoryansky yep, Thank a lot... I was amazing for a moment... haha.. :)
+Eugene Khutoryansky Among all videos, I was very thankful for Fourier series.... I have never seen that type of video before..
+Eugene Khutoryansky In which university did you study?
Why does the whole system levitate when current passes thourgh it? Does that happen in reality or is it a way to show electric potential?
It is the latter. This idea of showing voltage as height is introduced in the first video on voltages, the one with the light bulb.
This is one of the best, and most informative, videos I have ever seen. I thought the voice was perfect.
Thanks for the compliment.
Just WOOOOOW !!!!!!! i am a university student. congratulations You be come my role model, I am just being extracting a lot of things from you for ever ...thank you a million times
Glad you like my videos. Thanks.
Such a sad life of the inductors ;c
I like the music...
Thank you so much for these videos, Eugene. I also actually like the classical music.
i'm learning so much from your videos!
Thanks for the videos Eugene!
I had to burn about 5 laser diodes before figuring this out emperically :') rip
Expensive...
poor inductor 😥 .I feel very sad
Your videos are fun to learn. Amazing. And thanks for letting us know about that providing a path before switching off an inductor cz now I want to do so more.
Хорошо снято, и главное профессионально раскрыта тема.
What is the background music? It's really nice.
CanCan_by_Offenbach from the free TH-cam audio library
Orpheus in the Underworld by Jacques Offenbach. And it is really nice.
What was the composition on the backgraound?
CanCan_by_Offenbach, from the free TH-cam audio library.
Yeah I figured that out at the end, I guess I have not listened to the whole piece before ao I only knew the famous sections. Thanks. Keep it up I love your videos.
U jelly, Bach?
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Magnifico this technique, breaking energy conservation:
watts consumed from the grid:
291.5 watts.
Breaking the law of energy conservation:
In the shaft has 245 watts (1 / 3cv) adding those of the lamps 144.4 watts is much higher than absorbed from the electricity grid ..
First and only in the world to achieve such magnificent results.
Machine with yield much higher than 100% is real.
The music at the end is Champagne Galop by H C Lumbye
First time I started to appreciate the beauty of the classic music and what it actually meant.
Very well done, Best simple educational video I've seen yet....Thank you very much.
Don't use such background music
Focus on the concepts not music
no it's wrong we focus more by listening music
background music is so irratating
Thank you! This video was exactly what I needed to understand this.
Your production quality is superb.
excellent! greatings from argentina. i'm so happy that i find this channel
Thanks. I am also happy that you found my channel.
Wow so nice with background music. Just like listening a story on cruise ship in a starry night.
Amazing channel....learning more in a few minutes than in years of physics and electronics classes.
Thanks.
Loved your content a lot. Your channel deserves a million family 🤗
Thanks.
this video is so effective for visual learners.....instead of reading books a glance over this video would be enough to get a clear view..
Thank you very much! You make inductance much more understandable (both visually and musically)
Thanks.
i love how accurate your explanations are. i took EE in college so i can definitely say your teaching way is very good
Thanks.
Are you using your EE degree and working in the industry now?
@@fiddlyphuk6414 sortof, I do a lot of repairs on the medical devices used for surgery like the ultrasonic and electrosurgical generators. I did guided wave (long range ultrasonics) on the gas pipelines around the country for awhile as well.
Amazing explaination..and the background music litreally made it feel like opera instead of a tech tutorial..kudos..
Thanks a lot. You're videos are fantastic. The choice of music is amazing. Not at all distracting.
Thanks for the compliment about my videos.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky I hate this silly ass 80's music. put some mysterious kind of tune in it like that of vsause or PBS spacetime.
Music is cherry on the cake. Fine. Perfect. Please keep it up.
Oh....what a meaningful presentation.
Direct Attacking.
We have never been taught in our E/class room like this.
You are very innovative for instant absorptions.
Thanks.
I really love these videos. Excellent work! Thank you.
Thanks.
Congratulations: simple and fun explanation; the way voltage variations are explained is brilliant.
+Emilio Pitarch, thanks.
I mean why on earth this channel does not have as much views as it deserves. I mean it should have millions of views.
Thanks.
luvs, much and thats for time and time again i've gotten a real def from you!!
What a beautiful explanation!! Never seen such things. Bravo!!
+samsud tabrin, thanks for the compliment.