How does an Electric Motor work? (DC Motor)

[@brankelly1921]

I can only imagine the amount of 3D modelling, animation, planning and time required to make a video like this. Not to mention the rendering power. So clear. Thanks alot!

[@JaredOwen]

Thanks Bran!

[@larbmining]

@@JaredOwen no problem, Jared.

[@II_xD_II]

@@larbmining Thanks Larb!

[@Random_YT-Username]

@@II_xD_II welcome The 😕

[@shadmansadique9641]

@@JaredOwen make a video on how a generator works.

[@chandlerminh6230]

4 years of electrical engineering, and I still need this.

[@DentalFAQs]

4 yr wasted

[@vijayprasadverma1561]

Pagal hai kya.... 4 saal se electrical engineering mein kya kar rha tha.... electrical engineering chor ye toh class 10 mein bhi padha hua hai...🤣😂

[@krishnendudas8600]

Same

[@Mark-fz9mh]

Me too.

[@whomedontknow]

@@vijayprasadverma1561 😂😂😂

[@motivationandself-improvem3514]

Got a much clearer understanding of the concept in around 10 minutes, than I ever got in almost 10 years... bravo

[@JaredOwen]

😀

[@pragatikumari7848]

Jared sir please make a video on AC generator cuz I'm not able to understand its working

[@worldshaper1723]

I always see these comments. But I am not sure if there is an element of exaggeration.

[@scotthopkins8985]

Same here. I've been a mechanical engineer for almost 10 years and I've never seen this explained so well.

[@Bia_123_1]

I have a question that is the electricity is reversed in this explanation then is it not ac motor?

[@HHH21]

This is the best way of teaching. Starting from the scratch to the real big machines.

[@vincecox8376]

Don't forget all AC & Radio waves type power have three elements, 1. the positive cycle 2. the neutron, last but not least the 3 the negative cycle. That neutron cycle is by far the most powerful once you understand: Without the neutron, the energy could not move forward!!! You can learn allot about this if you have a bar magnet. I will prove to you that the center field of a magnet is the most powerful by far!!! It's how they built the great pyramids!! If you have a bar magnet/ not a horseshoe type, I'm going to show you all the basics. DO NOT DISRUPT THE CENTER FIELD WITH ANY OTHER METAL>> 1. Anti-gravity, get something like plastic or glass a granite rock would work well just tap with your finger the centerfield of the magnet near same and it will lose 2/3 it's weight, Next 2. let's tap the center field near a stream of water and watch it repel the water. 3. If you vibrate the center field at the correct frequency any granite rock will become butter. YOU MUST UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERANCE FROM An OSCILLATION AND A VIBRATION!!! The petrographs on the pyramids told us all of this... Our future will depend on the center field, The height of one's intelligence is directly proportional to their realization of their own ignorance VPC!!

[@SparkerOrion]

Agreed.

[@-Chicken_]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate that this guy spends months researching and creating these animations just for us and explains it simply in only 10 mins

[@JaredOwen]

Thanks Mustafa - I really appreciate your kind words!

[@SLYFOX-17]

@@JaredOwen I got an idea how about you explain parts of the human body in 3d

[@alchemist6819]

@@SLYFOX-17 but that's biology..

[@alchemist6819]

@@SLYFOX-17 he does physics videos

[@SLYFOX-17]

@@alchemist6819 he can explain anything he wants in science

[@humanbeing2947]

Am 50 years old and must say that if such videos had been available in my school/college days then I would definitely have been a " Brilliant " student ! A big thank you to the author !

[@stevenhulbert7540]

Being a little older I had difficulty with math in school so I could never be an engineer but I still want to know more about electronics, thanks

[@Sastagamerhe]

But along with this benefit of technology there are some problems and distractions are also in this digital world.JAY SHREE RAM 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

[@하늘정원-m1v]

I graduated in electrical engineering. I've seen your lectures, major books, KZbin videos, but I've never seen a video that explains it so well. This is a perfect explanation. I wish I had seen you earlier.

[@RC-uo3ds]

👍👍❤

[@Steve-mg8tc]

I’m not a car guy but I love the intelligence and work put into creating cars, but I never knew how electric motors worked and I’m so glad I looked up this video. You really showed the process of how you may go from a basic understanding to creating a motor by testing new things as you go.

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you Steve! I'm glad it was easy to follow.

[@vaalhazak3987]

Imagine getting this type of quality on education mainly on school. Not only will this help the student makes them want to learn stuff but it also prevents them from getting bored from lectures. As always, not only your content is very educational but also a high quality video. Keep up the good work!

[@AdelsonDePaulo]

For sure. Very good comment.

[@sundaramsundar7131]

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[@juliotabamo1898]

Yeah, its hard to learn if they make you take note while listening. Its hard to focus on 2 things

[@thebiowatchlist]

Right on

[@thebiowatchlist]

@@SoloLevellor As a former professor, I can say with 100% that you are more right than you know. By the time a teacher really understands what the hell they are talking about, they are being pushed out the door.

[@cristobaljaimepareja-obreg2549]

Simply perfect. It could be called art. One of the best representation and explanations i have ever watched. Thank you

[@mlembrant]

could it be called art? I'd say it's better than banana ductaped to a wall

[@danielatkins9551]

Fax. No printer! Best video on DC motors that I have ever watched.

[@checkmatedv8263]

@Anton Dales tesla invented AC which leads to AC motors, this video is about DC motors

[@MarioSDAndrioli]

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[@MarioSDAndrioli]

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[@joshuabray37]

Goodness, it’s sad, as a 45 year old man (and IT professional), how much of this was new to me (about 95%). This was great and very informative!

[@jasonruby2453]

@Joshua Bray, that makes two of us. If it helps I’m 51 and and IT professional. 😐

[@mazenyasser4520]

it's never too late to learn sir.

[@water_is_wet]

I consider myself lucky watching this as student

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

sorry to inform you that you are still very behind. This explained brushed motors.. something that has been outdated in all but the most simple devices for years. Even most RC cars/Toys use brushless.

[@enridemi3886]

@@crisnmaryfam7344 what are they using now?

[@parkiskennedy5012]

As a technology teacher I use a lot of Jared Owens videos when I have my students write reports about how various inventions work. I appreciate the concise explanation of how it works paired with the excellent visual presentation. This helps my students see and understand more clearly exactly what is going on inside of a machine. I frequently use your 4 stroke engine video, electric motor video, and especially find the lock and key video helpful. Thank you for creating these animations. I wish they had been around 44 years ago when I started teaching.

[@vuyisaxaba4505]

I'd like to just give huge respect to the guy who did the animation, I've been confused by electric motors for years, not any more!

[@diy_mo]

Also good to see a DC Motor in real world: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joSteIScbZemnZo 👈

[@gordonokumu1337]

Oh man...If you were my physics teacher when I was in high school, I would have become a great physicist today. Clear explanation and really easy to follow and understand! Thank you Jared! that was incredible!

[@akshitaggarwal265]

You can become now ;)

[@indiantech4621]

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[@laughingoutloud3713]

if you dont understand bad explanations, its not the right profession 😉

[@joshuawallwork1443]

Me learning it while in high school

[@steftrando]

Bruh you are responsible for your own education. Can’t blame teachers if you’re a dumbass

[@awesomethings3489]

We studied this in college for 3 years and forget everything. We learned this in 10 minutes and it remains in mind forever. WOW

[@rks-1947]

Right bro🤝

[@theaslam9758]

College, lolz, i am in year 9 and ik this

[@awesomethings3489]

@@theaslam9758 you 9th class or 9 years old?

[@theaslam9758]

SHASHI KUMAR If u were in the uk u would know that i am 14

[@awesomethings3489]

@@theaslam9758 I m not from UK though. But I agree to u because Now I realise that I had this topic covered in 9th. No offense...

[@lalit18608]

You are excellent and best ever lecture on dc motor. im a engineer student but still i used to learn this in bookish language. But now i got what it is actually.

[@spacedaway]

And that's why Audio-Visual method of teaching is the future of learning.

[@JaredOwen]

I agree!

[@divyamdwivedi2771]

@@JaredOwen Great! You are still replying comments.

[@siddhesh2703]

@@JaredOwen yep , everyone should

[@allianfuerte1353]

@@JaredOwen nice video

[@tehosdevs1727]

@@JaredOwen You literally taught me more in one video, then 7 years of school. And you have a good song which makes it better

[@jaisuriyar5259]

Perfectly made..... This demonstration is incredible. More easier to understand.

[@R-King4]

I agree

[@theskirata7034]

My Physics Teacher tried explaining this and I understood nothing. I watch this video and my brain goes BOOM in understanding

[@draedonmaze198]

The Skirata even Edison had trouble explaining.’if they had this video back then they probably wouldn’t have used the electric chair to demonstrate

[@mohammadalhindi7550]

I couldn’t agree more. Spectacular

[@TheKaush007]

R. I. P. School education when this person's videos are available for free! Great work!

[@studentofpw8302]

Yᴇᴀʜ !

[@SingleAsSun]

He also went to same school system

[@SingleAsSun]

Education system is fine it just that poor people dont get much educational facilities like labs and animated explanations in classrooms

[@os9458]

@@SingleAsSun hi

[@SingleAsSun]

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[@SparkerOrion]

How has this video got only so little likes? this video is truly amazing, Simply explained for anyone to understand with excellent animation!

[@kiddfpv]

I never understood how motors actually worked and this is actually super easy to understand, thanks man!

[@catalinkrk]

Same here, while for ICE I have known for ages how they work, for electrical, in general I did not understand how you turn spinning motion into electricity and then the other way around. Now, next step is to understand solar panels, as apparently, th use some chemical process to produce the electricity

[@abdul_salam2051]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5fIdaSEg7Vqe80

[@vincecox8376]

Don't forget all AC & Radio waves type power have three elements, 1. the positive cycle 2. the neutron, last but not least the 3 the negative cycle. That neutron cycle is by far the most powerful once you understand: Without the neutron, the energy could not move forward!!! You can learn allot about this if you have a bar magnet. I will prove to you that the center field of a magnet is the most powerful by far!!! It's how they built the great pyramids!! If you have a bar magnet/ not a horseshoe type, I'm going to show you all the basics. DO NOT DISRUPT THE CENTER FIELD WITH ANY OTHER METAL>> 1. Anti-gravity, get something like plastic or glass a granite rock would work well just tap with your finger the centerfield of the magnet near same and it will lose 2/3 it's weight, Next 2. let's tap the center field near a stream of water and watch it repel the water. 3. If you vibrate the center field at the correct frequency any granite rock will become butter. YOU MUST UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERANCE FROM An OSCILLATION AND A VIBRATION!!! The petrographs on the pyramids told us all of this... Our future will depend on the center field, The height of one's intelligence is directly proportional to their realization of their own ignorance VPC!!

[@mayajasser484]

the dislikes are probably from the teachers who couldn't explain the lesson as perfect as he did

[@leonlegrand7855]

arouf gangsta

[@Xaeb250]

Nailed it 😂😂

[@ms.pirate]

I would actually love to see teachers using his videos to teach their classes

[@NoNamelolxd]

2.7K teachers

[@mehrojsharofiddinov276]

@No Name What you don’t have a name that’s private.

[@rohankishibe8259]

I am amazed of how simple this is, school made it complicated

[@aynain1810]

I'm still confused

[@shanesheffer74]

You're so right!

[@kakyoindonut3213]

school makes it complicated by using math formulas, rather than teach us how it works

[@Tantalus010]

@@kakyoindonut3213 You misunderstand: like it or not, math is the entire reason it works. A class that teaches how a motor like this works is going to need to include the math for people who are going to go on to become engineers or physicists: people who will not only need to know the basics of how these work, but _exactly_ how they work, so they can make improvements or design their own.

[@kakyoindonut3213]

​@@Tantalus010 "class that teaches how a motor like this works is going to need to include the math for people who are going to go on to become engineers or physicists" you're wrong, me and my classmates never learn the math to become an engineer, but rather to pass the exam. you can't build a lego stuff if the instruction are made using math, you can build the lego stuff if the instruction has an image in it

[@barbaraenkoller411]

This is one of the best videos explaining the working principle and construction of an electric motor i have ever seen. I am a Physics teacher and I use this video in my classes because it is perfectly animated and the didactics are just right. Thank you!

[@mryoursff5738]

Hi

[@indiantech4621]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qtfplunbWmj8k

[@CircuitCreator]

Indeed

[@zaynabds]

But i think it actually have a miss when presenting an electromagnet in armature. It should be a current, only electric current brought by the wire interract with the magnetic field perpendicularly. And not the electromagnet created by the armature.

[@Kumar57]

I'm not a technical guy but this video explains quite well except, I thought some more animation or explanation was required for me when you were explaining an increased number of windings required. Thank you!

[@nabeel8707]

I've been sitting next to my textbook trying to understand this concept for 3 days. You managed to explain it to me in 10 minutes. Keep up the amazing work.

[@rave400v6]

I remember studying about this in my electrical class and was having a hard time visualize the parts in action. It was mostly of text but I couldn't understand the visual function completely. Seeing this, the many missing pieces in my studies started to make so much sense now. Thank you.

[@KBorham]

I can't believe how good these animations are. And I can't believe, with 19 million views and 579 thousand subscribers, I've just now found this KZbin channel. Outstanding production, subscribed!!

[@abdulsaeed5540]

This is my most favourite technical presentation even better than my well paid engineering professors. Watched and shared countless number of times.

[@Vivaswaan.]

This was such an comprehensive explanation of structure and working of an DC motor; beautiful. The way you explained the concepts in a simple yet effective manner was wonderful. I loved the way you took it from the scratch and then went up with marvellous explanation through clear and intelligible animation. If I were a teacher, I would have shown this in my school to students. Complete understanding, no doubts, great visualisation, just an amazing way to learn. PS: It's been a long time coming from this channel. But worth the wait.

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you for your kind words😁

[@mohammadabuelhawajordanian1765]

@@JaredOwen Do a "what's inside the Washington Monument" In the future

[@Burntpotatoracing]

@@mohammadabuelhawajordanian1765 or a Brushless motor

[@swapnilzaveri4271]

great

[@anaschilaw3406]

👍

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

I am speechless... Super awesome..!

[@mehrojsharofiddinov276]

PowerUP with POWERPOINT What is your address?

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

@@mehrojsharofiddinov276 : Means..?

[@devanshujhawar9023]

You also are youtuber!!! 😱😱

[@muhammadarshad5872]

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[@crazydiabetic8766]

Not speechless

[@stormynite6]

Excellent way of teaching starting from permanent magnet, to electro-magnet, to electro-dynamic, to simple rotational electro-dynamic, to full fledged actual motor. Incredible, extremely neat and very creative way of demonstration !!

[@exoexo872]

Thank you for this kind of quality content. You deserve more than this...

[@vardhansiravuri]

You learn this at school not at electrical engineering . This is the fundamental to start learning your EEE 😂😂

[@robmuralitharan7508]

LOL

[@o.k.9584]

@@vardhansiravuri kkmmmmmmkkkkkkkkmmm

[@exoexo872]

@@vardhansiravuri In our country Myanmar (Burma), we are barely taught this kind of subject. All we had to do is memorizing the whole textbook without understanding a word. Education is completely messed up by 60 yrs of dictatorship and the world longest civil war. The education system was so corrupted, only the rich and elite people can afford education. ( Yes, we are unpopular north koera of ASEAN ). btw not even engineering student but guess what ................................................................. Medical students also, so imagine our healthcare system. :P

[@shivangipandey5168]

@@exoexo872Oh Damn !! Sad to hear that 🙁. Then why you people don't choose studing abroad for atleast better education ?

[@harisankar1932]

Give this guy a Nobel prize for explaining this concept soo easily.

[@jaswanthcharapalli5241]

I learnt more in this 10 minutes video than my whole 4 years of engineering!

[@JaredOwen]

Glad to help😀

[@tsunamigalaxy4820]

Jared Owen AAAAA HE REPLIED

[@meanmachine2003]

which stupid college did you go to lol

[@Joel-lp8eu]

👏👏👏

[@stefanooliveira6812]

That's true!!! Thanks Jared !!

[@atharvar7787]

in my opinion your next video should be on "how touch screen works " and this video is amazing

[@chernobog8948]

There is an electro magnetic field that is above the screen, then the cpu calculates where on the phone your finger completed the circuit with it (in case you don't know, your body conducts energy so it can complete the circuit)

[@The_zenithgod]

Chernobog that’s too complicated to understand in words we need a video

[@atharvar7787]

@@The_zenithgod yes u r right

[@atharvar7787]

@@chernobog8948 indeed ur explanation good but we will satisfied after a video by Jared oeen

[@hmmtheyesguy]

@@atharvar7787 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXfZmWqngpt_mqM here is the video

[@MatCendana]

I'm now 60 years old and was taught about the electric motor decades ago in school. And have been hearing a lot about this since then. But never really understood more beyond magnets and coils having something to do with it. This one video has successfully combined all the previous incomplete knowledge over the decades, and then some, to give me a significantly better understanding. This channel is definitely worth subscribing to. --Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

[@lockhandel]

He is just too good. A natural teacher. Let alone the animation skills.

[@Monkey.Dh5d]

I(17 highschooler) was trying to figure out how to make my own fan and stumbled upon a motor, it looked complex and i wanted to see why I'd need that, not only did i learn why I'd need it but i learnt more physics and this has opened my eyes to see how much power and influence magnets and spinning motions have in our daily lives, very fascinating

[@duckhead2948]

This is how lessons are supposed to be in the future, animatic, so we can easily understand and memorize

[@connormceachran109]

I am an electrician who really struggled with this concept early on in theory, easily explained in 10 minutes. Thank you.

[@JaredOwen]

Glad to help Connor

[@positivepinoy6785]

Mee too..very well explained details

[@fishguynickm2012]

im in the process of becoming a marine electrician. any material or suggestions you'd be will to share?

[@theice3596]

it's absolutely fake because electricity is a type of magical power so it's not real and sadly there is Nothing called electricity in real life also electricity can't do things by it self so it's a real magic

[@g.a.amrith2552]

10minutes 3seconds 😁😁

[@NIRAJKUMAR-kl8uu]

As an Indian , I agree this type of learning will make a huge change in the Future. Love from India ❤️

[@shivamkumarchoudhary12]

Alakh Pandey sir is also changing the education !!!

[@viper4793]

yes

[@conradmcdougall3629]

You should learn to stop pooping in the street

[@AbhiYadav-dd9cx]

@@conradmcdougall3629 *on. You should learn English.

[@paradox3zero]

@@conradmcdougall3629 well it's not your Street

[@yaku_8856]

I don’t have words to describe how amazing this explanation is. Pity they dont teach you like this at school

[@konradsuenkel]

Perfect explanation. I got a Master degree in Engineering, but this is first time i really understand how a electric motor works!

[@alanluevano5393]

XD

[@samnewton9274]

Go for your school fee Refund

[@UltimateBokanator]

Holyshit

[@LucaPizzoplus]

Dude if you studied something even remotely related to mechanical/electric/automation engineering you got scammed. This is explained really well and the creator did a wonderful job, but it covers the most basic part without any demonstration/formulas. You should be doing much more than this!

[@richih87]

The animation is wrong, why all of those american guys in the comment section hype this so much. 😅

[@krishnia764]

Nothing is better then education by animation.

[@frustadi6645]

Well said my pal

[@SYN-flood]

Sketch, drawing, picture, video, it is a speech of engineers.

[@mimomasr]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKqmea2fqZppftE Teaching winding motors and maintenance with all the steps I hope to subscribe to the channel if you like the video

[@mimomasr]

@@frustadi6645 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKqmea2fqZppftE Teaching winding motors and maintenance with all the steps I hope to subscribe to the channel if you like the video

[@mimomasr]

@@SYN-flood kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKqmea2fqZppftE Teaching winding motors and maintenance with all the steps I hope to subscribe to the channel if you like the video

[@krateproductions4872]

This gentleman here explains how circuits, electromagnets and electric motors work is less than 10 mins with great animations and music for *free* (Which by the way took more than an hour for our teachers to teach that too badly. Truly we live in the 3 Golden Age of Information and Entertainment

[@oseh438]

Yep, completely agree... this is a few lessons of physics class in one vid lol

[@mimomasr]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKqmea2fqZppftE Teaching winding motors and maintenance with all the steps I hope to subscribe to the channel if you like the video

[@way3motivation746]

@@mimomasr vklgdcbl

[@dirichlettt]

Maybe it's because your teachers don't have days worth of free time to create a 3D animations for each lesson?

[@coding4evry1]

Not only is the information presented clearly, but the animations are top-notch. I will be using it in my Robotics course.

[@kaivalyakhairnar305]

The moment when you realise, this animator guy teaches much better than your science teacher.

[@anth0r]

Why didn’t I see this 14 years ago

[@leocarlton4364]

My physics teacher is actually the shittest teacher ever, and this boy cleared all my confushion.

[@AnkitSingh-ry2zc]

Show your teacher this video.. And teach him how to teach

[@rohankishibe8259]

@@leocarlton4364 i think it is a trend among physics teachers to be the shittiest teachers ever

[@darshannsahu]

@@anth0r but i did

[@tgnm9615]

Whoever invented this motor was really a big brain

[@hyakutora7778]

Whoever it is...That guy take "what if...." to the next level

[@dilanbartz7737]

When you realize what more Nikola Tesla invented your head will blow off lol

[@juanar4305]

It didn't really take a genius to invent the electric motor. Once scientists had clearly specified the electrical properties of materials and their circuits, it was like playing with a Lego for the inventors. Suddenly, the world was full of electrical inventions, which were all created in a few years at the end of the 19th century. Genius we can call James Maxwell who described with equations the electromagnetic field, the first unification of physics. The most difficult thing is to understand the laws of reality. Reality does not come with a manual.

[@nathanjohnson3948]

BIG BRAIN MOVES

[@barat110saifollahi6]

It’s mostly about experience...

[@clementmofokeng851]

its my first time enjoying a lesson on anything that has to do with magnets. Thank you.

[@Mr.master75]

Because of video story

[@saeedelghaziri2385]

This is the genuine best video explaining how a PMDC works. I've been struggling with this very simple concept for years, Thank you

[@fatimasohail1185]

This was so well explained that I don't have words to describe it. My teachers couldn't have explained it as well as this. The animation, the content, the voice. Everything was so perfect!!! ❤️❤️

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you Fatima!

[@deimerromero301]

I agree.. So perfect.. Now I regret not having studied electricity..

[@davidfarmafricakenya-2018]

Fantastic❤❤❤❤

[@youngpope3093]

@@JaredOwenthanks so much for the knowledge you spread!!

[@yahiachdz7995]

Plz ​@@JaredOwenwhat the application you used to make this video??

[@adamharrington25685]

Do “How does a refrigerator work” next.

[@limesheep0140]

I think it works by stretching rubber bands and then compressing them, over and over. Jk. But someone has made that before

[@Shimo_28]

yes please

[@Enzi_Meteori_902]

No. He said that he will make a space shuttle animation.

[@majortom4543]

@@limesheep0140 No, it works with a bicycle air pump and an aerosol can. Just ask curiosityshow

[@Shimo_28]

@@majortom4543 ok then but refrigerator animation would be nice

[@alexmontgomery255]

Imagining the “eureka moment” when these concepts were first discovered.

[@uvgamers7931]

U are right bestest teaching and animation ever

[@wiky1492]

eureka moments can't possibly make the thinker any happier, its one of the best feelings

[@Sednas]

8:59

[@omniyambot9876]

hundreds of thousands of experiments conducted before we have these techs

[@youreadthisinyourmindright2604]

Brilliant engineering

[@rondj1965]

You have a talent. Your videos and graphics are superb. Great job!

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you so much 😀

[@hanadyl.174]

I've been studying DC motors for months and you're the one who explained it with *Simplicity*

[@Khemani_RL]

Holy smokes! I can’t believe I learned so much in less than 10 minutes and it still sticks in my head 🧠🤯

[@lalithkishore2051]

Even for me too dude

[@BenYokumFarzet]

I dont comment too often, especially under educational videos, but sir, I just wanted to say that the way you explain is perfect, I'm so happy that there are high quality teachers like you, congratulations!

[@nkosinathingwenyareacts]

Thank you very much Sir❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@AceTon123]

agreed

[@PappyNet01]

This video is BRILLIANT! Great introduction to DC Motors! I stopped using my Toro Electric Corded Power Jet F700 because sparks were arcing inside when I looked in the exhaust. I did some research and then proceeded to disassemble the leaf blower: I was a little apprehensive, but I pressed forward with the disassembly because I hoped that I could repair it [big dreams]. My Father was a Master Electrician, so I retrieved his old book titled Electric Motor Repair by Robert Rosenberg: I am trying to understand what type of motor is in my leaf blower: I was leaning towards a Alternating Current Motor Control because I must plug it into the house electrical receptacle for it to power on; however the Universal Motor is applicable to both AC and DC? It has been a challenge to reassemble because the plastic housing has to matchup. These past seven-(7) days has been frustrating because I searched both KZbin and the internet and also read the Electric Motor Repair book and I still cannot get the leaf blower to power on when plugged into electrical receptacle. I used color matching zip-ties, so I can reconnect the correct wires [only 2 pairs!!] I thought once I cleaned-up the commutator I thought my leaf blower was going to operate. I am still troubleshooting the wiring: my auto mechanic told me that the type of switch on my leaf blower is a rheostat. I was probing the wiring with my multi-meter and I get good readings on the negative side, but nothing on the positive. I may be doing something incorrect with my probing, but switch is on the positive side. I just watched a video where the "Guy who gets it done" has his DC motor on the casing by the brushes marked positive and negative - mine is not marked kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWWqimWbgc-Fbc0si=ggtsy_OJPATfmer8

[@ashutoshjha970]

After 4 years of electrical engineering, this feels more enriching 😄

[@kaleemashraf1263]

Hello Ashutosh jha I am also an electrical engineer Where r u from?

[@AbidKhan-jx2pw]

Haha sai bat 🤣

[@sjha2516]

@@kaleemashraf1263 he is from india.

[@aaravaditicom]

Hi

[@KazzoKiller3890]

This is called reverse engineering, and what we're learning is a device that covers so many grounds of scientific understanding. We begin to learn those grounds of reality as well thus increasing our understanding of the universe as well as the device.

[@jobertbalanday191]

I've learned more in this 10 minutes video than in my 10th grade science class.

[@jayantguru298]

same here

[@sakthiharish3224]

True

[@rabindrakumarpenthoi123]

Same 😇

[@rafatrasheed5366]

True😂

[@VeerottamKulshrestha]

My teacher actually recommended this video to us so that we can learn better in this lockdown.

[@jason2li]

I've watched several "how" videos about motors, but this was the best one, thanks!

[@JaredOwen]

Thanks Jason

[@laurencamila9024]

this is perfect I can't believe I have to pay tuition for a diploma that proves I attended a class from a worse lecturer who showed an ancient slide of a diagram of an ancient book, when this is available for free and actually educational

[@LoremSprings]

I'm hooked. The explanations and visuals started with the basics and gradually added complexity. It made understanding the concepts fun.

[@deeznuts-pf2lv]

I'm surprised to see a woman on an electrical engineering video or any engineering video for that matter

[@ganeshprasadsharma1948]

@@deeznuts-pf2lv iivok m

[@evan.z974]

@@deeznuts-pf2lv *a r e. y o u. a. g e n d e r. r a c i s t ?*

[@potats1770]

@@evan.z974 women don't do engineering much, it's a fact

[@afifnursena]

This video made me understand how magnets work more than my teacher

[@pranavrajan2804]

Me too🤗

[@kiio1291]

Same, but with electricity too.

[@Kyogen.]

He explains a lot of things better than the teacher

[@Miran.k41]

Bro sameeeeee

[@MrRobloxIndonesia]

Same bois

[@falkor2656]

This is totally the BEST video explaining something. Quick, brief, and to the point! Anything that needed to be said WAS said, and in reasonable time as well. Very clear and concise.

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you Falkor!

[@HassanAlasal-bw8kr]

تقريباً لقد رأيت معظم الفيديوهات عن محرك التيار المستمر ولكن هذا الفيديو هو الافضل على الاطلاق

[@omarbilal2302]

To be honest, I was literally like so confused in this chapter until I found this video. Because some people like me don't really understand the concept until the explanation is visual like how it was shown in this video. Thank you so much for helping me with this.

[@StefanMalic]

That was me in high school. Everything was too abstract to understand, we didn't have any visual aids. This cleared up so much confusion!

[@RudyMogavero]

As a "backyard" tinkerer and someone who's made crude electric motors by hand this is one of the best instructional (even artistic) videos on the subject I've ever seen! Hands down. It put together and stepped through all the essential concepts perfectly. Very helpful. Thank you!

[@KaranJennyYanz-k1i]

Hi Rudy❤

[@zarii1339]

Imagine, there was a time, where someone find this out. Mindblowing

[@Tantalus010]

Several times, really. Machines like these are an iterative process, so someone builds the first one, then others improve it over time.

[@Jiilaker]

That will be the creator of the DC motor and AC motor

[@GachPawlowicz]

Perfectly explained. I watched at least 20 vids on this, and this one is the best😊

[@andrewgibb8846]

Every teacher on earth should use this presentation to teach. This is how my mind works for conceptualizing functions.

[@sureshjadav3313]

04 years of engineering and 10+ years of experience, I haven't came through any such brilliant understanding of motor working. Thank you very much

[@Chwepaepae]

Realizing after 4 years of uni and halfway through my electrical engineering master's that I never really understood how motors worked until I watched this. Thanks so much for the easy explanation and explaining concepts first with visuals THEN going to the technical stuff. Wish I watched this when I first learned about motors.

[@simonmartin3433]

WOW!

[@JaseenaJaseena-jb5yf]

I saw more than 10 teachers who could not explain this electric motor with the help of their board and chalk but this video of no cost made me feel happy and this is the best class on motor ever🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@JaredOwen]

I'm so glad the video was helpful!

[@hathimali5753]

Dad: My son will become an animator Mom: My son will become a physicist Son:

[@clashersonclashing2303]

wanna become youtuber and earn like mr.beast

[@shalomyt8516]

Son: both. both is good

[@clashersonclashing2303]

@@shalomyt8516 lol ya

[@CrimeWithEli]

more like electrical animation engineer :D sounds neeter!

[@clashersonclashing2303]

@Dev Naik bro who doesn't have dream to not become Mr beast

[@tanishqvishwakarma5552]

this was the most easy to understand animation on the basics of a motors i HAVE EVER SEEN!.

[@kokomrade2541]

Same

[@csnider_1281]

Great Scott has some prettty nice ‘basics’ on electronics. Easy to understand for how complex they really are. I recommend his channel

[@indifferentone8991]

This encapsulates the " it's better to SEE it one time than HEAR/READ it thousand times" saying perfectly

[@fisayoagunbiade2201]

Ohh this is very true

[@logicplague]

US Education System: nah, we still feel like it's better to just have kids copy books and notes for hours on end, particularly super early in the morning.

[@leramaefuertes9192]

This video could help lots of learners out there! It's so brief yet clear and it's very easy to understand.

[@vylexandraferl80]

I'm a visual learner and this video really helps me. Thank you

[@kevinmuks5821]

i’m really amazed. the fact that i was able to understand this shows how good you guys are at illustrating and explaining. if only teachers were as good as you! thank you much!

[@steftrando]

Teachers have to deal with all the class clowns and can’t actually teach. If you want to learn pay a private tutor.

[@Olderaccount17]

Then what do they get paid for?@@steftrando

[@steftrando]

@@Olderaccount17 to babysit other people’s kids basically

[@TheModeler99]

bruh y'all CAN PRAISE THE VIDEO WITHOUT SLANDERING YOUR TEACHERS sheesh. Not everyone has the talent for animations, and teaching a class is more than just explaining stuff.

[@kevinmuks5821]

@@TheModeler99 I’m just saying this is better than what most teachers do lol, I’m not slandering what them, there’s a difference so please watch your words.

[@thedayzguy6963]

Just started a job at a motor repair company and have been having a hard time understanding how dc motors work and the minute u added commutators it clicked so much more. I look forward to learning and watching many more of your videos

[@Appledog01]

Thankyou❤ The still diagrams in the textbook confused me. Amazing explanation, and the visual animation helped a lot. Really grateful!😊

[@sabeshbala1933]

Even though I studied electrical I can’t demonstrate beautifully like this.

[@i.ashishhhv.x]

From IIT?

[@quenchyourquery2668]

A 14 year old learning electromagnetism and this came as a blessing .. I don't have words to thank you enough .. Wishes and happiness from apar

[@jamsvisionbangla5141]

this is sooo better than a 1 hour tutorial of a physics teacher tesching with white board

[@ylia281]

True

[@Hugo-qe3ur]

@sussy impostor The thing with the electromagnets is that their north and south poles can switch place depending on the direction of the current/electricity. A permanent magnet can't so since the poles will stay the same the magnet will just align with the permanent magnets around it and stay still.

[@muhammedendesutku2714]

this is real education , you are the best Jared

[@meetube30]

Wow amazing! Thanks for putting this video together 👍👍👍👍

[@GentlemanlyOtter]

THIS IS THE KIND OF CONTENT THAT I SUBSCRIBED FOR! Thank you so much Jared!

[@JaredOwen]

😀

[@GentlemanlyOtter]

Jared Owen, ☺️

[@tedsowards]

This is the first time I've heard "reverse the polarity" outside of Star Trek.

[@JaredOwen]

🤣😂

[@scheldon2244]

...Or Doctor Who

[@tedsowards]

@@scheldon2244 true!

[@saikatJanaYT]

😁

[@ahmedbashir48]

😂😂 LOL

[@kobiecamp1134]

I've probably watched over 10 different KZbin videos that explain, or try to explain how a DC Motor works. In which this one by far is the best, but it took all of those videos for me to get a complete understanding, and for me to appreciate this video for what it is.

[@MuhanmodeAbulimiti]

I have never seeen any engineering channels who teach you things and make them so simple breakin it down like you brother I appericiate this alot!

[@VikasStudy]

Very nice explanation

[@tom-m-media]

Whoever invented the electric motor along with those who invented the battery, the circuit, etc are geniuses.

[@JohnDoe-dj3lw]

It all starts with Tesla I think. A real genius, almost like Einstein.

[@kyledavidson8712]

The best three and a half hours you'll ever spend. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqXXeZ56h9qskNk

[@arcfault2873]

@@JohnDoe-dj3lw The electric motor was first designed by Scottish physicist Andrew Gordon, over 100 years before Tesla was born. Though it was very primitive. Many other famous names like Faraday, Volta and Ampere were all responsible for refinements over the next century, mainly Faraday. Tesla is sadly fetishised on the internet and there are various iterations of ridiculous "free-energy" conspiracies revolving around him. The truth is he was a very intelligent man, and made fantastic innovations in areas like polyphase electricity transmission and induction motors. That said, for as much as he was a talented engineer, his understanding of physics was poor. He didn't believe in electrons for one. Towards the end of his life he was filing ever more absurd patents to try and garner income from the press attention. He died poor and lonely.

[@efebalc7074]

@@JohnDoe-dj3lw i think tesla is better than einstein

[@arcfault2873]

@@cappystrano1 Care to elaborate? I'd be interested to know what you think my ends are and I in turn would be interested in hearing what your expertise are. I spent 5 years of my life studying for a master's in electrical engineering, I'm always open to rigorous debate as long as it grounded in fact and not conjecture.

[@Pokeman_official1]

“How does a 2 stroke engine work” next please

[@sharms888]

Nah stick to electric, it's our future.

[@wolfkonig246]

@@sharms888 yeah but bike guys would love to make their own 2 strokes lol

[@alaaelsama7i]

محدش جاى من عند مستر محمود مجدى غيرى ولا اى😂 الفيديو وضح حاجات كتير ولله الحمد❤

[@foreverforever773]

I was wondering how many time does this animation took to be finished ... just beautiful

[@abhijitmondal9203]

This is really brilliant. There is a saying: "how deep u know about a topic can be proved from the way u successfully teach others on the topic". So far I never had such crystal clear understanding of this phenomenon. Thanks you so much buddy. God bless u!!!

[@taherislam9980]

I couldn't understand this topic 4/5 years ago when i was a Secondary School's student. But today i understand this topic very clearly. Thank you so much. I want you make more video to help student in some unclear or puzzling topic.

[@flamingkillermc2806]

Let’s take a moment to appreciate how long the animation took just for random noobs to dislike

[@flamingkillermc2806]

Venom I had it for a long time just never changed it

[@dodge25]

Minecraft never dies

[@diligenceknowledge9815]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGjKknWFa9yHopo

[@cptcool-__-7501]

*LIKE*

[@staceyii7366]

Hey, my physics teacher was explaining this in 2 hours... and we didn't get it right... the motor's part of this video is explained in less than 5 mins and i got it 100%... A big THANK YOU 💕💕💕

[@abdalrahmandaif5243]

The key is the introduction of how magnets work and that types, then building on that concept how it could be used as a motor Impeccable impeccable impeccable animation