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Outstanding graphical depictions and verbal explanations of these complicated electronics phenomena !! Wish I had these when I was studying engineering in college !! Thanks !!
I have been doing calculations for my class on these stuff, but I have never quite understood the mechanisms. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS! Please keep them coming. You help more than you can imagine!
Explaining the effect mathematically, the impedance of both Capacitors & inductances is proportional to the frequency electrical signal applied to them. (The impedance is simply the resistance of a components with its phase shift ᵠ ) For the capacitor: Zc = 1/(C*ω) For the capacitor: Zl = L*ω Where: ω = 2*Π*f (The angular frequency/speed of the signal) f: is the frequency of the signal C: is the physical capacity of a capacitor (in Farad) L: is the physical inductance of an inductor (in Henry) Zc, Zl: is the impedance of a capacitor & inductor respectively Knowing Ohm's law: V = Z * I, will let us understand those effects mathematically. But still the video made a great visual explanation for the effect.
Marvelous! This is indeed very intuitive. I have understood current leads voltage in a circuit with capacitance and voltage leads current in a circuit with inductance, but I have not seen it like this. This channel truly is a goldmine!
Your videos are amazing. They make learning physics intuitive, easy, and enjoyable. Only wish you were on youtube 10 years ago when I was learning this stuff in undergrad. Keep the videos coming and I will keep finding you subscribers.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky sorry for the typos...you're*, and capitalization. Also, what did you major in in school? Im guessing physics major. And what do you do now?
Oh dear, the presentation was excellent. 5 years from posting the video, I can't see any comments appreciating her choice of music, that transition from Beethoven to Mozart when replacing capacitor with inductor was so sweet for my ears.
after watching a some of these videos in the channel., Im amazed at how well the animation illustrates whats going on.. it gives me a clear visual understanding of some concepts i had trouble learning in school. Thank you. Please make more physics videos and other subjects if you can. i greatly appreciate it
who are you .? .. you made me cry .. things were never easy before watching this ...,each and evryone of them .. hats off you nothing can beat this , for sure
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky its true. your channel has very awesome videos and it deserves a hell lot more subscribers than it does have right now! & what happened to twitter account? did u make it?
nice explanation. it is the only youtube channel i also ever seen providing very very realistic possible explanation with all kinds of combinations that exist in reality. thanks to Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky
As a visual learner I commend you on one of the best basic explanations of the subject I have come across so far. After much searching it was a relief to find this material. Well done. :)
Even though I already wrote many exams about this, it was nice to have the simple RL/RC circuit and dependencies of impedance and current flow explained again. Nice job!
Amazing videos! Always recommend them to everyone at work.... The knowledge gained will last forever through the ease of explanations shown through the animations and commentary! Don't stop! Thank you!!
Amazing video, it helped me understand the topic of inductors and capacitors in circuits I really like the way your videos visualize things, it makes concepts easier
Music is just too good, relaxing calming, with physics stuff going on, what else does one need The best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is decent. When I saw this in the preview I thought "oh no... Not yet another crap animation that screws it all up"... This is not the case. Unique way of graphically illustrating what is going on. For a beginner this has to be one of the better explanations I've ever seen.
~ Alternating current conducts thru the outer material of a conductor, while direct current conducts thru the inner material of a conductor. The material's inherent properties determine the conduction characteristics.
Of course is crucial to be referred that this attitude of capacitor that is demonstrated in video,is applyed only if connection is "in line" onto a cicruit . In fact in line connection rerely is appeared in most circuits. A low amount of capacitance spontaneously is appeared between wires or between coils of a inductor ,both are connected parallel to their own electrical elements,and even a plus capacitor be added,for example onto a motor in order to correct the power factor ,then it will be added in parallel.Besides,the inductance follow the resistance of indactor which its own,so inductance can be connected either in line or parallel. So the impedance formula changes in parallel connection. Only in very special applies a capacitor is connected in line.
🇧🇷🙏🏼👍Beautiful work, you have a video showing how the Joules thief and its components work and how the electrons behave. Note: Joules thief with a 1.5 Volt battery can start a 12 Volt motor.
I have been struggling to understand the effect of capacitors on ac circuits and only got what it does and how it limits current by watching your animation. 😊
Great video! Also, you could make a video about the combination of capacitors, inductors and resistors in parallel and in series with Phasor diagrams and the coolest animations of yours!
If only I had been able to see this at High school. I am quite sure our teacher didn't understand what he was teaching, he certainly never explained it like this.
i have literally watched all of the videos on this channel and i was waiting for the next one ;w; great visualisation of the concept and great description in simple terms!
Nice, Eugene. Seems like you took the extra effort to make the music match other vids. The music changed to match the piece played in this vid on inductors,when you brought the inductors in to replace the capacitor. Well done sir
Very nice. A very good thing of your videos is that you are consistent with your graphical representations. That helps a lot. :) BTW, I was wondering if you could make a video on why gluons have eight colors instead of nine, or maybe six, and how should I call those colors? hehe... Gluons are weird...
The correct formula for the energy of the electric current E=IU2/2 (of course, here you can talk about instantaneous power or add time) by analogy with mv2/2 because the voltage drop is nothing more than a drop in the initial velocity and it is quite obvious that there are no forces supporting the velocity in the conductor other than the initial conditions.
Thanks. Glad my videos are helpful. Ideal capacitors and ideal inductors are unable to consume AC power, so the only component discussed in this video that would consume power are the resistors. I might make a video that discusses this in more detail. Thanks.
wonderful, wonderful videos. i already watched many of them. and i learned a lot. great voice actor. great pacing. great script. only the background music is quite disturbing, if not off-putting. i would prefer to have a version without it. but everything else is great!
Thanks for the compliment about my videos. Regarding the music, for my first video I created a version with the music and a version without the music. Almost no one watches the version without the music.
ok, then it seems i belong to a minority ;-) there is a saxophone player standing in front of the concert hall in my hometown. he has absolutely no feel for music, but he does not care sh*t. every day, seasoned fans of classical music have to pass by him and get tortured by his cruel noise. maybe he has chosen the wrong audience? so if i may ask you only one thing: please don't use classical music. it just is not meant to be used as background. there is a lot of free music available. ok, sorry for being picky, and please carry on with your work!
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Outstanding graphical depictions and verbal explanations of these complicated electronics phenomena !! Wish I had these when I was studying engineering in college !! Thanks !!
Thanks. I am glad you like my videos.
We also see just why Voltage leads Current with an inductor, and vice versa for a capacitor
Extremely well done
Thanks.
I have been doing calculations for my class on these stuff, but I have never quite understood the mechanisms. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS! Please keep them coming. You help more than you can imagine!
Thanks. I am glad to hear that my videos are helpful.
このチャンネルの解説動画はジャンルに関係なくわかり易いし面白いと思う
qualitative understanding not only necessary, but essential
many many thanks
Explaining the effect mathematically, the impedance of both Capacitors & inductances is proportional to the frequency electrical signal applied to them. (The impedance is simply the resistance of a components with its phase shift ᵠ )
For the capacitor:
Zc = 1/(C*ω)
For the capacitor:
Zl = L*ω
Where:
ω = 2*Π*f (The angular frequency/speed of the signal)
f: is the frequency of the signal
C: is the physical capacity of a capacitor (in Farad)
L: is the physical inductance of an inductor (in Henry)
Zc, Zl: is the impedance of a capacitor & inductor respectively
Knowing Ohm's law: V = Z * I, will let us understand those effects mathematically. But still the video made a great visual explanation for the effect.
Marvelous! This is indeed very intuitive. I have understood current leads voltage in a circuit with capacitance and voltage leads current in a circuit with inductance, but I have not seen it like this. This channel truly is a goldmine!
Thanks for the compliment.
Damn, even a presentation so well done like this can't make me understand physics and electronics. Maybe one day it will click in my head.
Thank you so much for making this fascinating material accessible to those of us who would not otherwise even begin to understand it.
Glad to hear that my videos are helpful. Thanks for the compliment.
For a visual learner like myself this is gold. Thanks a lot! Amazing channel
Thanks. Glad my videos are helpful.
Great explanation! After having read many books with surreal explanations, here you can find a short, realistic, clear one.
Thanks for the compliment about my explanation.
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Your videos are amazing. They make learning physics intuitive, easy, and enjoyable. Only wish you were on youtube 10 years ago when I was learning this stuff in undergrad. Keep the videos coming and I will keep finding you subscribers.
Brett Cooper, thanks.
Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky
Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky
thank you so much
amazing videos
Voltage as gravitational potential is an excellent visualising tool. :)
And the red/blue tons of color in charging capacitor...
Pretty sure thats not what they're doing.. Its more likely that they're simply representing the amplitude of the AC voltage.. just saying.
It never be
both are scalar fields, so the analogy is fit
This is beautiful, finally I have an intuition for how inductors work, thanks.
Beautiful. the way you think about concepts is always very impressive. shows you truly understand what your talking about.
Thanks for the compliment.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky sorry for the typos...you're*, and capitalization. Also, what did you major in in school? Im guessing physics major. And what do you do now?
Oh dear, the presentation was excellent. 5 years from posting the video, I can't see any comments appreciating her choice of music, that transition from Beethoven to Mozart when replacing capacitor with inductor was so sweet for my ears.
Thanks.
i love how you trying to make convince audience to understand with ur explanation at this video.. i love with your explanation consept in general..
The most clear explanation i ve ever seen...hats off
Thanks.
There aren't words to describe this excellent work
Thansk for the compliment.
after watching a some of these videos in the channel., Im amazed at how well the animation illustrates whats going on.. it gives me a clear visual understanding of some concepts i had trouble learning in school. Thank you. Please make more physics videos and other subjects if you can. i greatly appreciate it
Thanks. I am glad you like my videos, and many more are on their way.
I absolutely love these electronics videos. They're amazing.
Thanks.
Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Keep up the great work. Best of luck!
who are you .? ..
you made me cry ..
things were never easy before watching this ...,each and evryone of them .. hats off you
nothing can beat this , for sure
Thanks for the compliment about my videos.
I love the creative idea behind the animation and verbal explanation of Eugene.
Thanks.
I am studying for me FE and PE test and these videos are extremely helpful! Thank you so much!
Glad to hear that my videos are helpful. Thanks.
The visualisations are awesome motivates to understand the concepts
Thanks for the compliment.
its the best channel on youtube yet!!
Thanks for that really great compliment.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky its true. your channel has very awesome videos and it deserves a hell lot more subscribers than it does have right now! & what happened to twitter account? did u make it?
Thanks. No, I have not yet created a twitter account.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky ok👍
+Marc G true dat!
Efficient explanation, made me re think.
My past life.
I was always cluttered with minutia.
Old observant, new sub.
nice explanation. it is the only youtube channel i also ever seen providing very very realistic possible explanation with all kinds of combinations that exist in reality. thanks to Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky
Thanks.
R u from ACE hyderabad institute?
As a visual learner I commend you on one of the best basic explanations of the subject I have come across so far. After much searching it was a relief to find this material. Well done. :)
Thanks for the compliment and I am glad my explanation was helpful.
oh my god.. this simulate of the video is the best one ever i've seen.. thank you so much eugene.
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
All my students should watch your excellent animations to supplement the class materials. This fantastic.
Thanks.
Even though I already wrote many exams about this, it was nice to have the simple RL/RC circuit and dependencies of impedance and current flow explained again. Nice job!
I might add ,that the visualization is amazing. I rate 10/10
Thanks for the compliment.
Amazing videos! Always recommend them to everyone at work....
The knowledge gained will last forever through the ease of explanations shown through the animations and commentary!
Don't stop! Thank you!!
Thanks. I am glad that you like my videos, and thanks for recommending my videos to your coworkers.
Randomly i found this gem channel and my life changed.
I am glad that my videos have had an impact. Thanks.
Best visual representation I've ever seen on this. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the compliment.
we expecting more elctronic circuit. I am so satisfied . Electronics is my dream. Thank you so much
7:00 ah so thats why I can hook a transformer up to an ac outlet without causing a short!
omg hey! I love your videos!
Heyo, its Cody's lab. I was just thinking that these animations are a bit like the water voltage multiplier that you made.
Cody'sLab don't it heat up ? Like become really hot??
I always wondered that, myself.
transformer cant short because th primary and secondary wire doesnt connected
Amazing video, it helped me understand the topic of inductors and capacitors in circuits
I really like the way your videos visualize things, it makes concepts easier
Thanks for the compliments. I am glad my videos are helpful.
Thank you. This helped me visualize how RC filters such as tone controls in an audio amplifier work.
Glad my video was helpful. Thanks.
Music is just too good, relaxing calming, with physics stuff going on, what else does one need
The best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Eugene, fantastic visualizations to express the concepts. My compliments!
literally, the best explanation of filters I've seen
Thanks for the compliment about my explanation.
Very good! I'm studying electric engineering and this really helps me to get the visualizations in my head. Very good videos for picture thinkers!
Glad to hear that my video was helpful. Thanks.
This is the best youtube channel which teaches us physics.
Thanks for the compliment.
Your videos are amazing
I have just started my engineering your channel is very helpful to me
Wonderful video! This cleared a lot of my doubts. Also I love the classical music. It only adds to the enjoyment while watching the video.
Thanks for the compliment. Glad you liked my video.
I thought with the way this video was going it would talk about passive filters, but it pretty much set the foundation for it.
This video is really good at explaining electricity.
Thanks.
merci de votre travail cela nous permet de comprendre mieux ce que nous avons appri au lycee
This is decent. When I saw this in the preview I thought "oh no... Not yet another crap animation that screws it all up"...
This is not the case. Unique way of graphically illustrating what is going on. For a beginner this has to be one of the better explanations I've ever seen.
This is awesome... all concepts and worries clear
I wish I'd watched it on the beginning of the semester!
I wish the same but 30 years ago
Perfect to see why inductors act as low pass filter and conductors as high pass filters!
One of the top notch educational video ever seen
Thanks for the compliment about my video.
very very nice efforts u alway help me in my confusions,during exams,to understand what everyone hasn't!! BIG THUMB'S UP!!
Glad my videos are helpful. Thanks.
One of my favourite TH-cam channel
Thanks.
Nice way to show abstract topics. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much Eugene. These videos are helping me through electronics classes 👍
I am glad my videos are helpful. Thanks.
Yet another good one. Thanks, Eugene.
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
I wish more people find this
Thanks.
This video made me instantly understand basisc inductor functionality! nice
Amazing demonstration of circuit dynamics.
Thanks for the compliment.
Can you make videos about aerodynamics?
Your videos are absolutely DIVINE. You make confusing topics comprehensible!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!
I already have a video on aerodynamics at th-cam.com/video/JSIPr9kcxdA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the compliment.
your 3d works are wonderful, thanks a lot. keep making more videos.
~ Alternating current conducts thru the outer material of a conductor, while direct current conducts thru the inner material of a conductor.
The material's inherent properties determine the conduction characteristics.
Great Respect to you, sir. Such an AMAZING explanation!
Thanks. I am glad you liked my explanation.
Thank you very much and health in your hands. It was a very nice and explanatory expression.
Interesting way to present the changing of voltage and current
Thanks.
Thanks, your videos are very helpful! :) I appreciate all the work you're putting into them.
Thanks. I am glad to hear that my videos are helpful.
I enjoyed the explanation. Also include basic formula as physics always have symbols with it. You show the elevation in potential in appreciable.
Of course is crucial to be referred that this attitude of capacitor that is demonstrated in video,is applyed only if connection is "in line" onto a cicruit .
In fact in line connection rerely is appeared in most circuits.
A low amount of capacitance spontaneously is appeared between wires or between coils of a inductor ,both are connected parallel to their own electrical elements,and even a plus capacitor be added,for example onto a motor in order to correct the power factor ,then it will be added in parallel.Besides,the inductance follow the resistance of indactor which its own,so inductance can be connected either in line or parallel. So the impedance formula changes in parallel connection.
Only in very special applies a capacitor is connected in line.
Best explanation so far.
Thanks for the compliment.
🇧🇷🙏🏼👍Beautiful work, you have a video showing how the Joules thief and its components work and how the electrons behave. Note: Joules thief with a 1.5 Volt battery can start a 12 Volt motor.
damn it. it's late and my stubborn ass won't go to sleep until i understand this
What a great explanation. Thank you very much.
Guys this is simply brilliant!
Thanks for the compliment.
very nice and informative animation . thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks.
I have been struggling to understand the effect of capacitors on ac circuits and only got what it does and how it limits current by watching your animation. 😊
OMG! Never ever a teacher told like this. Thanks.
Glad you liked my video.
Avunu bro
@@EugeneKhutoryansky The world wants a physics teacher like you. We support you, Sir.
Sir, we want many physics concepts from you.
Great video!
Also, you could make a video about the combination of capacitors, inductors and resistors in parallel and in series with Phasor diagrams and the coolest animations of yours!
Thanks, and yes I would like to cover all those topics in the future.
really mind blowing video ... awesome
a beautiful animation thank you very much!! 👍😃
If only I had been able to see this at High school. I am quite sure our teacher didn't understand what he was teaching, he certainly never explained it like this.
Your experience is normal. Most teachers who teach this don't actually understand it. Thanks.
Please do a video about quarks, and leptons and those elementary particles.
i have literally watched all of the videos on this channel and i was waiting for the next one ;w; great visualisation of the concept and great description in simple terms!
I am glad to hear that you like my videos enough to have watched all of them. My next video will hopefully be ready very soon.
Like the animation,,
Really2 clear explanation and analogy..
This channel absolutely amazing..
Thanks for the compliment.
Nice, Eugene. Seems like you took the extra effort to make the music match other vids. The music changed to match the piece played in this vid on inductors,when you brought the inductors in to replace the capacitor. Well done sir
Very nice. A very good thing of your videos is that you are consistent with your graphical representations. That helps a lot. :)
BTW, I was wondering if you could make a video on why gluons have eight colors instead of nine, or maybe six, and how should I call those colors? hehe... Gluons are weird...
Amazing!!!! I really liked it. Awesome animation and excellent explanation.
Thanks for the compliment.
Great graphics really helpful in understanding these ideas!
Thanks. Glad my video is helpful.
awesome video. You are doing a great job.
Thanks.
Excellent thanks for your quality training
Thanks.
First......
Person to say if you are watching this have a wonderful day
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Peter Feher thanks
Eugene is THE guy!!!!!
The animation and narration reminds me of the old "Mechanical Universe" series
The correct formula for the energy of the electric current E=IU2/2 (of course, here you can talk about instantaneous power or add time) by analogy with mv2/2 because the voltage drop is nothing more than a drop in the initial velocity and it is quite obvious that there are no forces supporting the velocity in the conductor other than the initial conditions.
Hi. I find your videos really helpful and amazing. Could you please do a video on power consumed in ac circuits? Thank you for this amazing video.
Thanks. Glad my videos are helpful. Ideal capacitors and ideal inductors are unable to consume AC power, so the only component discussed in this video that would consume power are the resistors. I might make a video that discusses this in more detail. Thanks.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky thank you so much . I'll be waiting for more of your videos that will be coming in future
Amazing video!, I was struggling to understand this and now I do!,Thank you.
Glad it helped. Thanks.
wonderful, wonderful videos. i already watched many of them. and i learned a lot. great voice actor. great pacing. great script. only the background music is quite disturbing, if not off-putting. i would prefer to have a version without it. but everything else is great!
Thanks for the compliment about my videos. Regarding the music, for my first video I created a version with the music and a version without the music. Almost no one watches the version without the music.
ok, then it seems i belong to a minority ;-)
there is a saxophone player standing in front of the concert hall in my hometown. he has absolutely no feel for music, but he does not care sh*t. every day, seasoned fans of classical music have to pass by him and get tortured by his cruel noise. maybe he has chosen the wrong audience?
so if i may ask you only one thing: please don't use classical music. it just is not meant to be used as background. there is a lot of free music available. ok, sorry for being picky, and please carry on with your work!
explained perfectly why current leads voltage in caps
Thanks. I am glad you liked my explanation.