AC Circuits : How do Capacitor works in AC | TheElectricalGuy

[@LisaSchlueter]

As a physicist this part kind of hurts: V = I x R with R = constant --> V = I. You said it correctly! The voltage is proportional to the current, so please just use the "~" sign. Thank you for the video :)

[@GauravJ]

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Very well presented. Thanks for the subtitles and animation 👌

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[@GauravJ]

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[@ProJektorish]

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[@GauravJ]

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[@sdr1880]

If the power supply is down for longer period say 8 hrs. is it a good idea to bypass the capacitor bank when turning power back on? to avoid current in rush to other equipment with VFDs ?

[@mr.write1433]

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[@tuneryclassic]

Well done.. I have a 500watt modefied Inverter(Square wave ) , i pluged my desktop PC on it the PC is bringing out weired sound, what kind of capacitor can i use to smoothing out the AC current? Thank you

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[@GauravJ]

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[@electronicartis]

is it possible to put a capacitor in a AC line voltage circuit to prevent millisecond volts drop on switching over unit like inverters.

[@h7opolo]

9:29 shouldn't you say "voltage and current are out of phase by -90 degrees"?

[@GauravJ]

Yeah. I might have said the opposite

[@habtamusium8646]

I hv got important points w/c I have not idealized before the working princ. of Caps V vs I opposite manner ! many thanks for ++++++++ knowledge of elec.

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[@madhumadasu3303]

Sir i had a doubt when we consider ohms law current is directly proportional to voltage .. but in case of transformer if volyage is increased the current should decreased... ???

[@trinidadgonzales7814]

Very helpful

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[@oscargt825]

in AC. Why are the capacitor and inductor in the complexes and not in the real numbers?

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[@mnbrao]

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[@forrealforreal2451]

thanks from Oman plz need videos for capacitor bank

[@GauravJ]

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[@sebastiangeorge9618]

Tank you

[@irfanarefin1265]

I have a transformer which steps down voltage from 220 to 40 volt. But the problem is my AC supply line is not very much stable (varies from 230 to 250 volt). I want to make it constant 230 volt with the capacitor process. Can I do it and what type of capacitor and value should I use (i.e. ceramic capacitor, electrolyte capacitor etc)?

[@suryas7262]

U can use voltage regulator and capacitor is used to smooth the current

[@makarandvaidya-q2w]

V=I u mentioned is wrong, v is proportional to I, is the correct wording, & any way it is, what’s so special whether it’s inductive resistive or capacitive,

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[@amg5656]

The correct grammar is "How does a capacitor work?", not "How capacitor works".

[@GauravJ]

Thanks for the correction!!

[@Kyle-so3zb]

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