Class 12th - Phase difference in E and I in A C | Alternating Current | Tutorials Point

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Unable to understand phasor diagram.sir

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sir what is the practicle application in our home when there is current but emf is zero

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Sir, by the flow of current magnetic flux can be generated then only right emf induces ,then how current follows emf

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sir i have a question that how the value of current is forward then the emf value as without emf no current can be generate

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I'm confused that how e°= i° because i°×R = e° in 21:45 pls anyone tell It's killing me!!

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@@chiranjeebdas709 Lol dont kill yourself :) they are both two separate equation i= i° sin wt and e = e° sin wt is two separate equation, e is Ac voltage equation and i is Ac current equation. Message me if anything still bothers, Listen to what sir says in the video :)

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@@WhatsUpBiyach pls be careful of Hodor ;-)

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I'm confused that how e°= i° because i°×R = e°......pls anyone tell It's killing me!! It will be only applicable when unit of resistance will be taken as 1,then e° = i°.🥺🥺🥺pls kill my this doubt

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Lol dont kill yourself :) they are both two separate equation i= i° sin wt and e = e° sin wt is two separate equation, e is Ac voltage equation and i is Ac current equation. Message me if anything still bothers, Listen to what sir says in the video :)

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@@WhatsUpBiyach bro I'm asking that how the magnitude of e° and i° are equal in the phasor diagram? Beware of HODOR ;)

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@@chiranjeebdas709 correct me if im wrong are you asking how e and v can be together in phasor diagram ? its good i got killed by Hodor before Season 8 ;)

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chiran!! Bhai saab maaro mujhe I gave a long answer but removed it so you dont find difficulty No way e°= i° there is always a resistance offered by the conductor. and e =funct(e°,T) and same for i. Just for understanding imagine that e and i are concentric circles and their radius are the e°and i° (of course, e value is larger and i is smaller due to resistance, therefore, e will have a big circle and i the small) and assume that there is no phase difference and if you mark the rotating vector magnitude of both e and i at T/6(60 degrees) or any angle you will find that vector magnitude of e (rotating line) is superimposing i and that's why we use phasor diagram in the first place because no matter how much resistance there is in the circuit " i "will try to follow e and vice versa. if e reaches 0 at T/2 then current i will also follow e but it Doesn't mean that e = i. The logic you applied there in your comment belongs to Super Conductor :) I was revising and found this it might help you! Check this below link with the time stamp, Sir wrongly said divide voltage by current instead of resistance and then he corrected again. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5PMk3uiiq96ma8 Timestamp 15:28.

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∅ is greater than wt......so we should ......😁😁😁😁..... unable to say my doubt

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