How capacitor stores energy | Explained | theelectricalguy

[@afzalbyabani1373]

at 6:04 what do you mean by two different plates? are they of different material? Also what is the status of plates before connecting them to power supply, does one is +Vely charged and other is -vely charged? or the power supply is creating that PD?

[@GauravJ]

Different plates in the sense physically different but of course of the same material. PD is created due to power supply. But sometimes capacitor may store charge in it, if it is previously connected to the power supply.

[@ankitverma4815]

Near 6.50 u said electrons flow from +ve to -ve but electrons are more at -ve plate thts why the plate is negative and electron will from -ve to +ve that is opposite to the direction of current.

[@swathis7215]

Thank you so much sir I done my graduation but i didn't know the basics of electrical but know am knowing with your help God bless you sir😊😊😊

[@anuvin8924]

U r explination is too good thank u very much

[@kylelikeskjvbible]

Thank you for your videos yaar, i'm a student trying to learn electric concepts. The videos and the very detailed explanation is very nice and clear to understand.

[@GauravJ]

Thank you friend. Do share the video with your friends, so that it will help them also. 😊

[@shraddha23-]

​@@GauravJ How can a current carrying conductor produce electric field, instead it produces magnetic field.

[@kavilakshmi4512]

It helps me a lot ,do more contents Tq we support you

[@GauravJ]

Thank you 😊

[@kornusyamsundarrao4635]

nice explanation sir

[@srinivasch8709]

Great explanation but videos are not visible plz improve quality. Great help to learners thank u sir

[@sasankchejarla4935]

Ji I had a doubt maybe it is silly please answer. Actually electron flow will create current flow my doubt is that from where the electrons will birth and where it will ends.I mean to say that our generators will generate the electrons or what

[@kentroland8051]

very easy to understand.....

[@chandrashekharratnakarjosh8500]

Hon.I need your guidance When in circuit capacitor is connected how it's micro farade,voltage is decided,can you give equation for it?

[@syedabdurrahman1537]

Excellent

[@stevendee6800]

Thank you 🙏

[@saipawan9138]

VERY VERY HELPFUL VIDEO! Thanks bro! But why no caption for this video? Im only good at reading english than listening it. Bro if possible, enable captions now. This is very useful to exam students. Very helpful one with very correct / precise explanations.

[@pravatrout679]

Sir now I am confuse when current flow into the conductor around the conductor which field create magnetic or electric?

[@Akshaykumar-ep8lf]

Thats a electromagnetic field bro

[@Akshaykumar-ep8lf]

That is what u getting in a motor also

[@sabiasethi6127]

When conductor carrying current, it creates magnetic field around it not electric field

[@faheem_kamal]

Extractly...

[@38adyady]

On inductor creates magnetic field and in capacitor creates electric field

[@vikassakinala8964]

Same doubt

[@shraddha23-]

I also have the same doubt @Gourav J kindly provide the answer

[@AminulIslam_00]

4:12 electrons can't move through empty spaces.

[@nikhilp481]

Why did u not explain by displacement current...

[@peckelhaze6934]

Brilliant.

[@electronicsthedeep7122]

زبردست

[@saipawan9138]

Pls enable captions.

[@ankitmoranku4546]

I think your permitivity concept is wrong

[@satyaranjanpadhiary4088]

Sir everything is awesome repeatation of word right... Is very annoying.. 😅

[@GauravJ]

I am sorry for that brother. I’ll make remake of this video with better sound quality.

[@tammytao4090]

I watched many videos from you, but I have to say this one is so wrong. 1. the electrons cannot move from negative side to positive side in a electric field, it's the other way around. 2. Permittivity, you should re-check its definition. I would suggest you to delete this video to keep a good quality of your works.