Electric Power (1 of 3) and Watts, An Explanation

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[@rolando0151643]

at 3:56 you have P = qV/t and next to it i=q/t , can I also just swap the q/t in the power equation for (i) to make P=iV ?

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Awesome video, helpful. although you did mention at 5:57 the current is 96 amps when it should have been 69 amps.

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Is this the active power in power factor?

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What else we can calculate having current , voltage and resistance?

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Sir from 2nd formula we get power directly proportional to resistance and 3rd we get inversely ,confusion.....

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This might seem stupid but is the formula to finding the work in this vid W= Power × Volts?

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W=Volts x Q (charge)

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this is prob. a stupid question but is there an easy way to remeber when i have to use I^2 ? EX. if i got the question about the light bulb on my exam ( to find the resistance) i could easly in my head write the formula: P= I* R, instead of P=1^2 *R. If you understand:P why do we use 1^2 here and not when we're finding the resistance in a circut?

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If I understand your question...there are three general equations for power. The one you use depends on what you are given, but I do not know of a good way to remember the equations.

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Think of it as substitutions. You have V=I*R And P=V*I So if we know that V and (I*R) are equal to each other, we can substitute it into the power formula. Therefore P=(I*R)*I and you can rearrange that to be P=I*I*R Noting that I*I is the same as I^2, we can then rewrite it as P=(I^2)*R

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Is this possible P=IRt?

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An electric car uses DC mator drive controlled by DC chopper working at 10 KHe. The voltage of utilized hatltery is L80 V, the minimuan turn ON time of the chopper is (3usec), and the minimum OFF time of the chopper (t 30usec) Determine the min. and max. DC voltage that the chopper can deliver to the car motor?

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Simple really. If you recall the equation I = V/R, Than you would know the total current need to operate that vehicle is 4MA. your welcome.

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@ 5:57..its 69.4 amp.

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When you are considering the light bulb you need to consider power factor for light bulb.

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How can P be proportional to 1/R and R? It doesn’t make sense

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Because in one case the other factor is the current and in the other it is the voltage.

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5:49 69 Amps?

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I don't get it?

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@@stepbystepscience At 5:49 you said tat it equals 96 amps but on the screen it showed 69 amps...

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@@stepbystepscience Anyways I get it that you accidentally said 96 when you needed to say 69

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what? you said 96?

[@stepbystepscience]

yes, sorry I misspoke, it should be 69.

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6:02 It says 69 on the screen but the presenter says 96. Dyslexic I guess

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5:55

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Not 96A. It will be 69 A thanks

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