Capacitor Experiments - How They Work?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

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[@VijayaLakshmi19807]

This was an amazing explaining Elecrtronoobs, But next time please explain how to use capacitors in custom circuits effectively. Love from INDIA ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jorgemm1914]

@Electronoobs, espero esté video en español

[@javiersieiro9363]

Move forward to see you back again in UB!!!

[@ALEFILES]

Minute 02:24: "How DOES the capacitor work?" Good video, greetings from Argentina

[@andeasdonovan9691]

This is the best explanation video on Internet

[@vessk000]

Please make a Part 2 where you explain the different types of capacitors - their advantages and disadvantages such as speed, reliability, etc...

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Good idea. Thanks!

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Best way to learn. Get to building, testing, documenting results, then loop. God Bless.

[@ivorytower71]

Thank you for this video; everything was really well explained. During my university degree (nearly 30 years ago), nobody thought of demonstrating the effect of the constant electric field with increasing plate separation; it's quite mindblowing to witness!

[@tonyfremont]

This. I've been tinkering for nye on 50 years, seen all the formulas and never caught that the voltage would go up as the gap increases.

[@robobug4167]

quite nice and informative video for capacitors. Quite excited for the next video now

[@pyromen321]

5:35 Tantalum capacitors have the line on their positive pin!

[@mauldulated302]

On Tantalum Caps, the Black Line is + Positive!

[@danblankenship5744]

Amazing video as usual. The best visual explanation I have ever witnessed. I totally thought I understood capacitors before I watched this video. Boy was I wrong. How many others saw the voltage rise as the plate distance increased and imagined a mechanical boost converter?

[@jackwilliams2010]

These are my favorite videos to watch. A strong foundation in the basics leads to better understanding when putting together circuits. My college introduced us to the equations but we never did a practical experiment for inductors or capacitors like this. But we did for finding the Q of transistors and comparing several of the same part number to see how each is not exactly like the other. Thank you for creating this!

[@motog4plus316]

I am amazed with the new creativity used in the video 👌🏻😍

[@HitAndMissLab]

Thanks for the great video. Nothing beats live experiment.

[@ME1D]

Best video on youtube till this moment explaining the capacitors! Thank you so muchh 😭😭❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PhG1961]

Cool video ! An entertaining way to learn a little more about capacitors !

[@SteveH-TN]

Appreciate you sharing this video and information. I initially took my first class in Electronics while in High School and several other manners. You presented a very clear explanation and experiments . Again 👍 especially enjoyed this video and learned several new things much appreciated ❤️❤️❤️🍎🍎🍎🍎👍

[@makkam7575]

Amazing video as always. Can't wait to see the rest of this series. Btw you can use an axis of 1 of your 3d printers or laser cutters or even make your own axis to change the distance between the capacitors, discharge the capacitor and measure it's capacitance. Then the data is sent from the arduino to a python script for example via pyserial and saved to a csv or excel using pandas and the graphs plotted with matplotlib.

[@AungWinHtutGH]

crystal clear explanation!!!!

[@badraa7838]

Great video as always!

[@NETBotic]

Brilliant presentation!

[@gujarisantamanyugmai]

Nice work! Thank you sir!

[@sinjhguddu4974]

A brilliantly tutorial, thank you.

[@onemytech196]

Excellent explanation

[@harikamalakarreddydarapu7410]

Very well explained

[@ProfePablo]

Excelente video! Muy Didáctico!

[@vishwarajgatkul9517]

Can u explain about Capacitor dropper circuit 😊

[@rakesharora2522]

Thanks a lot. Very helpful

[@krisraps]

What A Cool Video, Next You Could SHow How To Make The toilet paper aluminum foil capacitor

[@mohamedshehata8972]

Very helpful and informative thank you

[@pyromen321]

13:22 just a heads up, the link to your capacitance meter is not in the description

[@oleksandrn269]

Interesting, thanks. Interesting style of the author as well. It's like he always wanted to be a cool rapper, but become a nerd )

[@szevlin]

at 5:34 you say the line indicates the negative pin, but with tantalum capacitors the line indicates the positive, or am i wrong?

[@rbouakaz]

Thank you 🙏

[@AbdalaziemeOmar]

great explanation

[@pankajupadhyay1693]

Nice tutorial 👌

[@dinithaw]

superb video! but i have a question: what happens if we put radioactive material closer by that capacitor made of two metal plates? does ionized air changes capacitance?

[@gabrield4240]

muy interesante y excelente explicacion!, entendi varias cosas sobre capacitores gracias a este video :D

[@sdavidCP01]

I like your videos, they are fabulous. I don't know if you could make the cell phone gimbal like the OSMO MOBILE 5, or the continuation of the gimbal from 2 years ago as a model (TAROT), but with other motors. 👍

[@illusion84]

Can you please show us that what happens when we put metallic slab between the capacitors

[@nloko]

15:27 Permittivity of "vacuum" (although nowadays the preferred term is just "electric constant")

[@ranaharsh365]

Wanted to see Control system videos on this channel

[@HL65536]

How do you measure the voltage of a 200pF cap without discharging it? fet-input opamp buffer? Or is that multimeter super high impedance?

[@pecilijevelicanstveni4973]

Perfect! Very obvious and informative. Kids has to learn a lot. But one thing keeps bothering me. Surface area. What exactly is meant by that term? If we look at the capacitor and its plates, we can see that each plate has two sides (if we neglect the surface of the thickness of the material), so two plates have four surfaces. So, what is, in fact, the area taken in the capacitance calculation equation? And, please, answer me: what application you use for the graphical animations? They are so wonderful!

[@pecilijevelicanstveni4973]

Thank You for the answer! But, please, can you answer to my questions? Please, read the whole text.

[@wizardman1313]

In school I've always learnt that the area used is the area of the faces that directly face each other

[@pecilijevelicanstveni4973]

@@wizardman1313 Thank you! But, there are two surfaces that directly face each other. Do we take only one face? Or both of them?

[@stefanoboseggia1710]

Hey, what is the impedance of your voltmeter? I am struggling to avoid the capacitor to discharge through my voltmeter...

[@Really2950]

Fantastic

[@Pulverrostmannen]

5 volts on a 2,7 volt supercap? I was almost ready for an Electroboom moment there lol

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[@mutthunaveen]

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[@subhamdutta7778]

Please make a video about low and high pass filter.....(in details)🙇🙇🙇

[@ats89117]

The line on the tantalum capacitor at 5:34 is the positive pin (anode). Why they did this opposite to convention is beyond me...

[@tonyvarghese75]

Can you please make driver drowsiness detection system using raspberry pi and usb camera

[@psmbclass]

Beautiful project I am making tesla coil these was neccary

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Amigo ,sou inscrito,acompanho seu canal desde muito tempo,me ajude com um problema,teria como usar um esc de aeromodelo para fazer um potente controlador para mover motores maiores?

[@Biokemist-o3k]

You guys are awesome electrical engineers. How can I take 2,000 volts 30khz and change the frequency to 60hz to run into a microwave oven transformer . Can that just be done with a resonant capacitor from that microwave?

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sir your all projects are cool, i like all project, sir please make a 3d printer with arduino and dvd rom.. please sir

[@MD-qz6gk]

After do some experiments about SMD resistirs.

[@rowmen6293]

Thankyou

[@jdelectronics26]

Next inductance.,,,,, Can you gave any idea hint syntax For Convert code for ' i2c lcd 16X2 ' RLC Component tester that U describe in the video.

[@nezbrun872]

Quick correction, just to confuse everyone, unlike most electrolytics where the band is negative, on tantalums the band is usually positive.

[@AbdalaziemeOmar]

please make episode for super capacitor

[@VictorGomes1]

Nice!!!!

[@subramaniamchandrasekar1397]

In a capacitor, the plates are mechanically pulled towards each other when charged. Regards

[@juanestebanrodriguez9742]

the tantalum capacitors are marked in the opposite way. The mark is for the positive pad.

[@pic2pic]

Why electric field must be constant ?

[@NishantjonyJaiswal]

Gr8

[@vrijheidacademy6037]

❤

[@dismayer666]

Banana for scale? :)

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Of course

[@brandonvanderryst176]

You spelt "capacitor" wrong on the image for the video

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[@abdullahashraf3151]

You 're way so Cool

[@martinkuliza]

I tried these experiments myself BUT IT DIDN'T WORK Later i realized where i fucked up.... .............. I DIDN'T HAVE A BANANA 😁

[@wyunreal]

No he visto el vídeo solo porque me has puesto un anuncio que no se puede cerrar

[@wyunreal]

De hecho uno que no s puede cerrar y después otro, en fin

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