Electromagnetic Waves

[@alliwant8383]

I have a feeling that you have the power to turn normal people into Rocket Scientists or Doctors. Thanks for the video!

[@AKLECTURES]

rex thanks for that! :)

[@princelee2814]

you got a great clarity in the concept . THANK YOU AK

[@flyingfox8072]

I understood this machanism of em wave formation when I was in high school while reading some books on radio transmitters (vacuum tube of course) in 1960s.nostalgia strikes while watching now. Thanks for the video 😁😁

[@099kamnelsonsitlhou5]

Thanks sir. Whenever I hv a doubt I always look for your channel.

[@mortalpeachhouse]

Awesome job explaining the material! And nice haircut....been watching since Electricity lol

[@marianaromero9061]

LOL so relatable

[@mjylove2]

I have been swimming through all the youtube videos that are introducing what the electromagnetic wave is and i think i mostly like how you visualize about this topic. I am really having trouble understanding and visualizing the elctromagnic wave...how they are made..how they go with each other..why are they keep changing. After watching your simple and neat video, I think finally i get it a little. If i keep developing the concept based on your explanation, i think i will get it eventually. Thanks so much uploading this helpful education video. This lecture is working to this Korean.

[@OliverJoshuaJacob]

You have such great clarity of concept. The way you teach is superb. Thanks for the video!

[@kalpanarajput5017]

.....really sir , you are great .....[from India ]....

[@peytonsidders1471]

Fantastic video! Thank you for this!

[@anusstudios2675]

It helps me best, thanks AK

[@sak6012]

The 2nd statement in conclusion state that if E max , B min and vice versa , But when we check it mathematically or even by only sketching them in 3D we notice that they are in phase ! Cuz ( Acc. 2 ur sketch in " The EM spectrum & visible Light" E is in yx-plane & B in xz-plane , and they are both move together with the same tone by getting their max / min values in their planes at the same instant . Any Misunderstanding ?! Sorry for this long comment & Thanks a lot ^^

[@harishbangwal3427]

nice way teaching

[@elijahgardi7501]

Thank you for doing these brilliant summaries, they are helping my conceptual understanding of fundamental physics. Lately I've been theorising the electromagnetic field to be a perfect fluid, "which allows quantisation in Lagrangian field theory" (wikipedia). I understand the drawing is only a representation of the field as it exists and not how the field actually exists, except in linearly polarised light.I am still having difficulties with the natural separation of electric and magnetic fields.

[@pebre79]

I finally get it. Thanks

[@sultanaguy08]

What do you mean when you say the ER waves fold in on each other? Can someone clarify this for me?

[@elijahgardi7501]

I think it means the rate of change of both fields become negative.

[@Skmanishrazz]

Very nice sir

[@OliverJoshuaJacob]

You have such great clarity of concept. The way you teach is superb. Thanks for the video!

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