Electric Circuits: Basics of the voltage and current laws.

Introduction to electric circuits and electricity. Includes Kirchhoff's Voltage Law and Kirchhoff's Current Law.

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What would become the scenario if two batteries are connected in parallel how would they share the load ?

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[@ballefras]

@@inamaman9891 If you connect batteries in serial, you add the voltaged, while in parallel, the voltage stays the same, so by setting two 1.5 volt batteries in parallel, you can maintain a voltage of 1.5 volt, but extend the battery life or give access to a higher current.

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+Postermaestro, yes that is my hope. And thanks for the compliment.

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The music in the background makes it seem like the charges are having a romantic ballroom dance

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Eugene, I wish I had this back in my days as an electrical engineering student. It was not about getting better grades, which would have been a by-product but, it is about understanding the deeper principles (therefore, your video on electromagnetism is a must see before this one) that lead to these "now-I-get-it" moments when you study the upper-layer technology. Truly illuminating my friend.

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***** Yes, I do all the animations myself. For the 3D animations, I use the program "Poser."

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[@EugeneKhutoryansky]

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The current direction is wrong. Electron current goes from the negative pole of a battery to the positive pole. It's electron flow .

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I dont know why these ppl dont understand this.if e moving from - to + then we can assume that positive particles moving from + to - terminal by convetion,hence the conventional current.great video btw

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Do you remember how Cathodes and Anodes work from Chemistry/Physics? Batteries can get fully discharged, but while they still have charge, the anode gets more and more depleted.

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Keep in mind. Their example makes it appear as if a "wire" is coming from the battery terminal. But a real wire has both a "hot" and "neutral" line built into it. Therefore, if you wire lights with a hot and neutral wire in and a hot and neutral wire out, you are wiring the lights "in parallel" even though it seems as if there is one "wire" going to each light in series.

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sirolsh2, I will have videos that include transistors in the future. Thanks.

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Eugene Khutoryansky hello, we are a group of students of electrical engineering at the University of Santiago, Chile. We write about great videos on electricity and also to ask for your permission to translate this video in Spanish to explain the theory of the circuit. sorry for my poor English

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Can you include the concept of energy bands(conduction and valence bands) while explaining electricity?

[@EugeneKhutoryansky]

Issup05 Yes, I can include that in some of my future videos. Thanks.

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Thanks for the compliment.

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[@EugeneKhutoryansky]

Thanks. Glad you liked my video.

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Oscar Dean Thanks. I am glad to hear that you are finding my videos useful. And I am glad that you liked the choice of music. Thanks.

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