How a Capacitor Works - Capacitor Physics and Applications

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Best explanation and illustration! More tutorials please!
Comment from : Richard

something about that soothing Russian accent that makes the information stick into my head
Comment from : Adam Aubry

Thanks for this great video, I have some doubts about what you said at 259min, how can a negative plate attract electrons from the dielectric?
Comment from : Belhabib info

Creative idea, thanks for sharing :)
Comment from : Rixtronix LAB

Why capacitor is always blown out in the circuit?
Comment from : mixme

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Comment from : Abdu Aljabali

We could see how much effort you put into creating this video brNice video keep it upbrWe A4Q team with your growth brFull support 💪
Comment from : A4Q

This is the only place I found correctly explaining the things Thanks a lot for the video!!
Comment from : Thusitha Nuwan

Y electrons move from plate to positive terminal of battery??
Comment from : Vignesh Vicky

Only free electrons on each metallic plate can move
Comment from : Radek Holý

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Comment from : Phasor Systems

I am 4th year mechatronics engineer student, But this is the first time I understand this component THANK YOU!
Comment from : Ahmad Al-Tarabeen

great video and explanation!
Comment from : Ian Edwards Solano

Good
Comment from : Bilal Mohammed

well explained to the point thanks very much
Comment from : Shirmil Welgama

what application do you draw this wave using , Thanks
Comment from : keperluan download1

Great explanation
Comment from : ETG

This is the first video I see in your channel, I don't like your voice but I love all the info I really recommend your channel Thank you very much 👍brGood job
Comment from : Algedi Barrios

Nice explain Thank you !
Comment from : Thiên Hoàng Thái

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Comment from : 2013 Flmask

What software do you use for making this videos?
Comment from : LEEEB

nice presentation i gained a lot is there possibilities capacitors are connected in series ? for what purpose if they do thanks a lot
Comment from : habtamu sium

my question is, how does the current try to flow in the first place when the circuit was never complete?
Comment from : Aiza Imran

Finally a good video on the topic
Comment from : rhodesiaFarmer

Why people's not tell much about electrolyte solution
Comment from : INNOVATION & INITIATIVE Diy

where the + charge go and how at 2:23 ??!!
Comment from : WIlis matrix

i think this is the best
Comment from : AHmeD CaDe

Very useful, well explained thanks
Comment from : Rudy Hernandez

When connecting the battery the electrons start to move from the left plate of the capacitor to the positive side of the battery But why the electrons keep moving to the negative side of the battery and not accumulating on the positive side of the battery ?
Comment from : Salwa Saba

Guess the batterie is in the wrong side
Comment from : Timebis

Finally the first video which explains capacitors clearly
Comment from : Liberty Central

Totally amazing
Comment from : top ten

But how do I know which Farad value to choose? What does the capacitance rating actually tell me? How quickly the capacitor discharges energy?
Comment from : Willi Hansen

Still dnt get it
Comment from : EL G

Thanks a lot
Comment from : Gururam C

Great explanation!! Thanks
Comment from : Martin Chiesa

Thanks alot for this great explaination brWatched your videos many times and benefited ALOTbrPlease just don't put music 😊
Comment from : Abdallah Hesham

This is awesome, thank you so much!
Comment from : BlazingMarshmallows

Wow this was a great video! Thank you so much :)
Comment from : Mechail Reydon

Teach me more thank you
Comment from : sony joseph

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Comment from : Valdecir Aparecido pereira

Thank you alot!!
Comment from : GTS

Beautifully explained
Comment from : Rav UK

Wait decoupling was when you separate an ac wave from a dc offset
Comment from : Dark Angel

I just love watching these kind of videos
Comment from : Jay Ti

Thanks
Comment from : Donald Tumbo

Well explained! Very helpful
Comment from : Science and Students

Thank you Sir it was really helpful video
Comment from : Dr FARKHOD

Thanks :) it was helpful
Comment from : A_level and ACT

excellent tutorial!!!
Comment from : Orion’sBassment

Hi excellent explanation also please can you explain to us,1 super capacitor vs electrolytic capacitor is different and advantages 2 value of capacitor if parallel and series with signal
Comment from : Krishnan Durai

Why can capacitors supply energy at a higher rate as compared to batteries?
Comment from : Alexa Ashryver Granger

I'd like to build a capacity pac how do I determine what size cap to use?
Comment from : Michael RC King

Nice vid
Comment from : Michael RC King

It´s a good video, congratulations
Comment from : Juan Alberto Gutierrez Mesa

Excellent video !
Comment from : Asfand A Sadiq

Why cant we use supercapacitors in powerbanks? By the last comparison it seems it would be so much more efficient
Comment from : Simon

It's an amplifier Or dynamo
Comment from : Ghughu Maal

Ya delay in sieving Nd observing
Comment from : Ghughu Maal

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Comment from : RG AIRGUN NINJA

Thank you
Comment from : Wilson Wang

Very educational my friend
Comment from : Annuar Mumin

God bless you Son!brThanks for helping this old man finally understand completely!
Comment from : JSBIRD69

HVAC bois, where you at?!
Comment from : Cat From The Future

why do capacitors have polarity on them ? they shouldn't have since the are symmetrical
Comment from : BisdremisKostas

4k slide resolution, 'cause it's XXI century, and why not :P Btw, loved the content of your channel Keep it up
Comment from : R&D Department

Excellent visualization
Comment from : Alireza Alizadegan

Great video
Comment from : N Jones

Good video can you do one on phase angle with AC voltage?
Comment from : J C

Are you from Russia???
Comment from : Anurag Chavan

Danke
Comment from : James Vaughan

4:15 FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER!!
Comment from : Yves-Luc Bourdages

Good job Are you Indian
Comment from : Marat channel

Thank you, these are explained and animated well I never understood how a capacitor smoothed out current before and now I understand
Comment from : ᛋᛒᛖ‍ᚱᚫᛞᚻᛏ

PLEASE can you tell me where or how did you draw those in which software app? Please I need to draw some of them like this of electronic and I need it for Thermodynamic and Hydrodynamic pendulums and PHYSICS STUFFS to do a book of my tesis please and can’t hold more time 😬👍
Comment from : Cars H

great!
Comment from : Leandro

Nicely put How do capacitors effect amps (as in current, not amplifiers) ? Lol if it's not obvious, I'm new to electronics
Comment from : jeremy henderson

Thank you, very helpful Do you offer classes that lead to documented certificates?
Comment from : Enlightened Initiate

Thanks for explaining how the dielectric can alter the capacity I learnt something today
Comment from : Splag Yetsi

Does the W stand for work?
Comment from : Miguel Garcia

Awesome explanation thank you so much
Comment from : Vigneshwaran Balasubramaniam

Excellent explanation
Comment from : Reda Bekhakhecha

it's capacitor not catpissor
Comment from : Axel Weichenhain

👍👍👌
Comment from : Renney Groce

Great video!
Comment from : TheKrap2030

Thanks a lot!
Comment from : Epan Reza

Sir how can a capacitor's discharging time be increased?
Comment from : indian life

Thanks for your nice explanation! I have a question regarding your last graph: Why can a battery discharge as fast as a capacitor? This can't be right ? Or at least the battery will be broken because of enormous heat? And if it can discharge that fast, why can't it charge so fast? My explanation is that it could be because of the size of the ions (30000 times bigger than electrons) that have to travel trough the battery, but this explanation doesn't fit with the quick discharge, because they have to travel during both reactions Thanks for your help!
Comment from : Joseph Rodesch

very good explanation keep it up for other topics too
Comment from : MD T H Tamim

Simply woow
Comment from : Smruti Kanugo

Excellent job
Comment from : Aaron Bourne

Excellent explanation, well done!
Comment from : Richard Martinez

what happened to the pos charged particles on the capacitor plate on the neg battery side? they just disappeared and you made it a neg net charge They can't just disappear, they must of gone somewhere or since there were so many neg charge particles that it turned them into neg charges???
Comment from : PipenFalzy