lightworkers!

Excellent explanation thank you

They start right off by showing an outdated image of an atom. We're going to learn a whole lot from these people.

Thank you, well explained

why there is a korean pole mounted transformer

Great tutorial and a good source for 309A Electrician to brush up on XFORMERs

So the coil acts like a condensator?

Amazing graphics and very clear explanations. Thank you!

This observation by Albert Einstein-that the same EMF was induced across the coil whether the coil moved with respect to a stationary permanent magnetic or if the coil in the lab was stationary and one moved the magnetic with respect to the coil, was nature whispering to Einstein that there is no preferred reference frame in nature. This to Einstein meant that no experiment performed by whatever means, whether using coils of wire and magnets of some sort or by using light in some way would ever allow the experimenter to be able to determine absolute motion. ALL reference frames in uniform unaccelerated velocity with respect to one another can claim to be at rest, and everyone else is moving.

you just got a subscriber! Amazing explanation

Magnet 🧲🧲🧲

21 minutes of information. Thanks.

The way the coil is turned matters bro. See it again

GG

GG I AM IN 5TH GRADE AND I LOVE YOUR EXPLANATION

I'm always trying to learn new things from you-tube videos. I found this video very interesting and informative, although it's still very complicated and hard for me to understand. Thanks.

Are Transformers Trans

Then what’s difference btw capacitor and inductor

Thank you so much

Worthwhile information for people, like me, who want to better understand induction cooking. But, it would be SO MUCH better without the crappy text-to-speech narration.

Any idea to whom this technology can be attributed to?

Slow and fast Bucholz failure modes; as per transformers on BR 25kV electric locos Happy days for this ex-driver!

Nice animation 😊

What if we put magnet on both side

Excellent

And that’s how baby electromagnets are made

Fascinatng, thank you.

nice thank you

Based on induction where one field induces a current in another.

So what ? Nowhere useful

Very nice❤

👍👍👍

THat was a great overview. Amazing how much Blender3D can do. May I ask which version of Blender3D was used and did the animator use Geometry nodes? Great series, subbed

I want so bad for this to make sense, but he might as well be speakin fuckin Chinese. 😔

Please more videos on transformer full details. Also love your videos keep it up. ❤

Awesome video. Thanks 👍👌😀🍀🍀💞

Older ones used mercury tilt switches instead of magnets and reed switches. Both styles are extremely reliable❤

Good explanation

Good explanation

But the question is how does the motor stop ? Because even after stopping supply to the motor It will not stop instantly, it will make few rotations How is it’s made to stop instantly at desired position

Fuckin AI voice

Vídeo top parabéns

You spend 6 months to post an another video

How have I just discovered this channel after 10 years. Just brilliant.

Excelente video, didactico, ilustrativo y bien animado, muchas gracias. Saludos y exitos. Las maquinas son maravillosas, ojala hagas mas videos como este, tanto de maquinas electricas como de otros tipos, son un gran recurso didactico

Cool

Wow

Reed switches are amazingly useful. My weather station uses them for sensing wind speed and direction.

Excellent example of how AI can realistically voice a script but distract the hell out of you with poor syntax. I agree though, “a transformer is consists of two coils.”

Many positive forceful happiness. Science make big success journey. Thank you please.