Capacitors and Capacitance: Capacitor physics and circuit operation

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Title	:	Capacitors and Capacitance: Capacitor physics and circuit operation
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nice explanation
Comment from : ytprem bagas

This metal plate of gold or another thing????
Comment from : Abdul Hadi

Thank you for making this video!!
Comment from : Christopher Chan

↻↻ → ∞br口口言 → 言回br回路 → circuit
Comment from : system SGFK

this music hits harder than radioactive decay
Comment from : Harshit Khatri

make the music louder, I could still hear the video
Comment from : D M

Tremendous video I have only one question: At 4:35, would a higher voltage not make the bulb last longer but instead make the bulb brighter due to greater electrical pressure inducing greater current?
Comment from : Steven Lynch

Best video on capacitorvisualization is so important for our brains
Comment from : Shekar

Oppp sir
Comment from : BIJAY KUMAR

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Comment from : k4rabela

Please Please explain why capacitance is inversely proportional to voltage difference
Comment from : Dipanshu Malik

Good explanation
Comment from : Pranab Saikia

This is the video that I was looking for, This animation is the actual definition of quality education which should be taught by our respected teachers in depth just like this animation
Comment from : Rishiraaj Khurma

Finally This is the greatest video I have seen on this I finally get it Thank you Thank you!!
Comment from : kimaegaii

Thank you 🙏 I really love your channel and appreciate your work
Comment from : R Faheem

thanks! im doing A - level physics and this made the capacitance topic much easier to understand now!! God bless!
Comment from : puddleduck

👍
Comment from : pc

Excellent explanation and visual aids I found the music to,be tremendously distracting however I think the speed of the visual models progressed a bit slow - fwiw
Comment from : David Denniston

That “special material” between the plates is a dielectric correct? Efficiently transmitting the force of the electric field without conducting current?
Comment from : Nicos

Are you talking about the electrons inside the capacitor usually what i have learned that inside the capacitor is nuetral and only outer surface can be charged
Comment from : Allen Jose

awesome explanation!! Thank you!!
Comment from : Mayur Mhaske

So, it is impossible to charge move from one plate to another plate? The real case is electron repel another electron on another plate?
Comment from : Thulus Sagala

Mal-feito
Comment from : Mariana Delfino

From your transformer video, you said voltage is the energy per electron If voltage increases means energy of electron increases but here somewhat different where u said increasing voltage means adding more number of elections? Please explain my query
Comment from : Hari Ohm

Thank you so much!!! I have a physics exam next Monday but still didn't even understand what capacitance is untill I found your great video You've literally saved me 😘
Comment from : Jack Jefferson

A lot of people focus too much on cramming rather than in-depth understanding Never accept something without fully understanding what is going on
Comment from : Eduard Dez

i've got a question what is the physical meaning of "charge" here? my understanding is limited to that charge is the electrons that are moved from some external source to the capacitor's plates, and with all different steps shown in the video, we can increase the number of electrons, and therefore, increase the charge but 1) where are these electrons coming from? if it is the battery, wouldn't that imply that the batteries have an infinite amount of electrons, since the voltage here will remain constant? I'm not sure where I'm going with this lmao, I'm just mindlessly confused about the what-is-charge partbrCould someone explain it to me in layman terms?
Comment from : Sanchita Agte

give music in background
Comment from : DEVVIK AGARWAL

Textbook just explains this through potential difference and electric fields as a result, and is very vague about it--verily useless to me The publisher should of hired this guy, kudos!
Comment from : Zippy Arnold

so good
Comment from : thepinksharkgirl

Thats a nice way to represent voltage
Comment from : 5 gallons of water

It's a good one, guys Watch it
Comment from : Msflawed

Amazing explanation, thank you :)
Comment from : Tomi Tomi

شكرا علي الشرح والتصوير الرائع
Comment from : Mohamedabdelal

شكراا
Comment from : Mohamedabdelal

love the music choice
Comment from : Jeff Is Colin

i have no words only thank you
Comment from : Mesfin Tibebu

This is the best explanation I've seen by far Most explanations through a quick Google search fail to explain why the 2nd plate loses electrons I now understand it is because it is from the build up of electrons on the first plate that repels the electrons on the 2nd plate Thank you very much Liked
Comment from : Mathieu Gauthier

background music dont help, it is to hard to learn if at the same time theeres music, our brain get distracted easily, please do not do that thanks
Comment from : Camiones Fernandez

Perfect!!!
Comment from : John Nico Santos

Please ,,,Bengali language is being addede
Comment from : Taheer Ahmed

Educational and Entertaining 😊
Comment from : marklmansfield

So at the beginning it says positive particles and negative particle and electrons are negativebrbrPlease tell me what are the positive particles are, and dont say protons and neutronbrbrElectricaly speaking a atom become positive if it has less electrons than normalbrbrAnd it becomes negative if it has excess electrons so to speak in lamen termsbrbrSo what the heck is the video saying negative and positive particlesbrbrThere is nothing but electrons in the electron shell/cloud/ orbitalsbrbrAll wire or conductors have capacitancebrbrEven a single atom has capacitencebrTo me this video is misleading, but other than that its good
Comment from : mindvoid

its a great vide, nice explanation
Comment from : Laxman Bolishetti

make sure you pre-charge your large capacitors to avoid arc damage to your switching device
Comment from : bENGINEERING

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Comment from : 박건영

peak explanation
Comment from : Lorenzo Horst

a larger capacitor is one of higher capcitance or higer voltage rating?
Comment from : jose pontes

wouldnt be a need for the resistor to charging the capacity other than that of regulating the heat generated during charging right?
Comment from : jose pontes

All this is very interesting But what happens in the space b/w and around the plates is a real mystery I guess microscopic electric particles move out from space b/w plates Due to motion of these particles the magnetic particles in space around plates move at right angle in a circle around the plates The space b/w plates becomes less denser and plates are pushed towards each other due to partial space vaccum
Comment from : zakir hussain

KE_ELECTRONICS: brI would like to say thank you very much
Comment from : KE _ Electronics

Love Love Love your channel, I am super pragmatic and this totally helps Thank you❤
Comment from : Augusta Daly

this video should be mandatory in all physics classes in all schools!!!!
Comment from : noob_techie

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Comment from : Ryszard Szwałek

Rainefart to był
Comment from : Ryszard Szwałek

Clear concise information EVERY time I watch it learn more
Comment from : Ted Lahm

why is the music choice for this video making me laugh so goddamn hard
Comment from : Rhy!

Sir thank you so much for the video! I feel happy that I've understood this concept!
Comment from : Vinnarasi N

thank you <3
Comment from : Ana Marija Ceranic

This is what should be shown in every school class
Comment from : Abhay Solanki

absent: when you first say how single plate charges, it is like only about the force But when the second plate added the amount of changes changes due to interaction between them I suppose
Comment from : gunes birden

You have depicted potential difference PERFECTLY in this animation!
Comment from : BlueMangoCat

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Comment from : تصاميم حسينيه-Husayniyah designs[] YOuTube

Firstly thanks for doing such selfless work for more than a decadebrbrI m wondering can we define capacitance for isolated conductors tooit need not be a capacitor For instance, by conduction, I charged the conductor and now measure its capacitancehere I can't assume another conductor at infinity as I charged with a plastic rod, and the plastic rod got its charge from silk clothI m a bit confused about this, would u please clarify it?
Comment from : Do not Be Biased

This video is extremely well done and very clear I'm just starting my journey into electrical engineering as a hobby and this is very helpful Thank you
Comment from : Skittlechute

Nice video However i think there's a mistake in voltage after passing throw the resistence it should had decrease
Comment from : MARLON BOLDRIN BELLUZI

This is brilliant
Comment from : William Stephen Jones

In reality, Connection is not like this, Capacity and load are connected to a battery together, not just one by oneI wanna see the electron movement when connected all, whether the electron directly go to capacitor and comes back to battery and go later to the load and comes back to battery or electron directly go through capacitor to the load without turning back from capacitor to battery
Comment from : Kta Thartea

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

great video
Comment from : The Tzsar

god bless you
Comment from : Steven Swan

wow
Comment from : Hải Nguyễn

I'll show this to my kids from day 1
Comment from : Bruno Martel

Amazing video This helped me a lot Please do one on RC Circuits
Comment from : MingYi

1:00 capacitors in series
Comment from : Aneesh YR

This is soooooo good!!! I am an A-level student and this has really helped me! Thank you sooo much!
Comment from : Vedant Bhardwaj

This is probably the best video on Capacitors out there, thanks : )
Comment from : Bun

Comment from : onemediuminmotion

Perfect
Comment from : oxygen irani

Huge huge huge respect to uhh sirbrI can't explain how much this has helped me brKeep it on sir
Comment from : thesoul energy vibes positive

I've watched numerous videos on this subject and I must say that this is the best one I have seen Thanks for doing such a nice job explaining this Super Helpful
Comment from : Modern Archeology

oh i have to say that i love you thank you
Comment from : Suman Shrestha

thank you guys
Comment from : Васильев Артём

The best video I've seen Well done
Comment from : irine tabalia

By the way you put it why two metal plates instead of one?
Comment from : grjesus99

This special material is adic, right?
Comment from : TANDEX

Why do you play distracting music???
Comment from : kevin monroe

Extraordinary!!!! One of the best explanation on capacitance available on internet!!! brThank you so much!!!! 😍
Comment from : Elliottician

Put a 2D graphene between the two capacitors
Comment from : Carmen Moldoveanu

Not worth introducing the phrase "dialectric material", even at the very end? Dunno how far people will get using the phrase "special substance" when discussing physics with other people or looking up questions they have
Comment from : Fennec Besixdouze