Capacitor Circuits

[@ghelle2003]

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That was a fantastic lesson. And his enthusiasm was great - I felt like he was trying to sell me a Slap Chop the whole time. Also, props on the left-handed whiteboard skills, I always smear everything.

[@barney3113]

Good video, finally somebody just came out and said that the charge is the same on capacitors in series

[@DanielVazquez]

This is such a clean and straightforward explanation. Amazing instructor!

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[@RESD18]

only i have a question, do you have any video of circuits in ac? i would apprecciate it.

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[@boolinbarry]

3 years of A2 physics n my teachers could never explain this as well as this guy has. Cheers

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Best explanation on youtube ! Thank you much !

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[@kvmods]

Hey i have a question , maybe stupid but l like to know for a project. I have build a battery spotwelder and i want to use 3 16v capacitors 1x 100uf 1x 220uf and 1x 470uf that release a charge to contract a relay for a consistend weld. (timing) Now my question is: the capacitors i want to select them with a 3 position selector switch but the negative is combined... i think... correct? do i need to use for each capacitor a diode so the current does not flow in the other 2 capacitors that are not selected at that point. thx :)

[@avatarmage34]

Intuitive, clear, and exceptionally enthusiastic. Thanks!

[@Cituff]

Question: @4:25 can you elaborate your method of adding?

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Wow! That was fast and very effective!

[@x0cx102]

So how large is the current? How fast are the capacitors charged? There's no resistance anywhere, so wouldn't this reach large voltage and the capacitors are charged instantaneously?

[@Jhockstedler1989]

Great video. You should do a lot more. AC, DC, series and parallel.

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[@RKO36]

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Your videos are great.Can u please teach inductors?

[@graphene1487]

effective instruction. Props!

[@ellieshmelliee]

In series 1/Cs = 1/C1 + 1/C2 so it would be 1/Cs = 1/15 + 1/10. Therefore 1/Cs= 1/6 and hence Cs=6F.

[@razeenrizwan3082]

Great job. . I would like to know about how the capacitor works in AC circuits ?

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Great explanation, helped me with my physics homework

[@Palmar3s]

Aren't Resistor values add normally when connected in series, and add in reciprocal when connected in parallel? why is it different here..

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[@darylwhite535]

Sorry if I missed it on another video but what do you mean when you refer to 'potential difference'? From what I can work out it refers to voltage. If so why do you refer to it as potential difference. Excuse my ignorance. Top videos by the way.

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[@thevideopedia7236]

When do capacitor get short circuit? Can u tell b circuit diagram

[@draculaoppa834]

Instead of 1/n+1/n, use x*y/x+y. If x=15, y=10 then, 15x10/15+10=150/25=6. It's more easier for more complex circuits.

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[@Forester17]

Can you do a video on 'Inductors', 'Inductors in series', 'Inductors in parallel' and 'Inductor circuits' please?

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Your instruction video is way too awesome! Love it. I learn with you just in few minutes while other can take up days and even month to explain this simple cap issue :) Thank you so much for you knowledge sharing.

[@RESD18]

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[@guzguzguz11]

I know this video is almost a decade old but I wanted to say it was really great to learn from it, if I have one tiny complaint it is that at first I was very confused as when he said Q over C and other letters as such because in my mind C is always for Coulombs and Q for the charge of an atom *edit corrected my sentence*. But after some time I realised he was reading the top letters which represent others things like C for Capacitance (Farade) and such ^^

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You're welcome. We're happy to help.

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[@krittikabali1915]

Could you please go through this example? A 3.43-F and a 4.79-F capacitor are connected in series across a 40.0-V battery. A 7.29-F capacitor is then connected in parallel across the 3.43-F capacitor. Determine the voltage across the 7.29-F capacitor.

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Krittika Bali why do the numbers have to be so freakin' crazy?

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[@thiswomps352]

I could probably learn this by going over the video in a few places. That could take maybe 15-20 minutes of observation and review. That means I could learn something like capacitor circuits in about the same time as a session of window shopping through online stores. -Makes me wonder what I do with my life.

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SIR Liked yr video on CAPACITOR CIRCUITS. Well explained and understood. Once again memorised all formulas read before. THANKS VATSA

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[@yn7751]

Is this how it works in a capacitor where we assume there is conventional current? I mean in real life would it be electrons building up on one plate = repel of electrons off the 2nd plate causing that 2nd plate to become positively charged?

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There was a video on RC circuits that doesn't exist anymore. How come?

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[@poppyblop484]

i thought the circuit requires a load so that there will be current flow. If theres no resistors, theres no current flow, and the capacitors cant be charged right? Please someone help

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[@ellieshmelliee]

because 2/4 = 1/Cs (the equation is 1/Cs= 1/C1 + 1/C2 ) and so you flip the 2/4 to get Cs=2

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Woah there! 15F capacitors? If we assume that they’re the standard electrolytic variant, those things would be HUGE!

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