How The Capacitive Liquid Level Sensor Works

[@sto2779]

Excellent explanation on the history and working theory of capacitance and capacitors. I have seen plenty over the past decade. This one is great.

[@alexp7274]

@1:03 Steve Jobs did no such thing. Please stop giving any and every tech innovation credit to this one individual. Other faceless brilliant minds had a lot more to do with it than he ever did.

[@buchdev]

Thanks, it's a very useful video explaining how the capacitance works and how a capacitive liquid sensor works. It would be nice to measure the actual level of water, by modifying the distance between the plates of the capacitor.

[@tom1644x]

Doesn't the moisture sensor work by capacitance also?

[@cevremuhendisi]

Hi, I have the same sensor. However, it senses even when I shake my hand or touch the bottle in which I attached the sensor. I only have the sensor though not the module connected the sensor in your video . can this be the reason why sensor senses my hand

[@JoshuaDomingo-s9i]

can it sense liquid in tin and aluminum cans?

[@thedarkglovemusic]

Not Steve Jobs, LG.

[@middle_ages]

Urgent. I am an undergraduate student. It's great work. I have to implement some of the ideas related to this. How can I contact you to discuss more about this technology?

[@pierricdoublet6248]

Thank you for sharing and clarifying this video. I subscribe.

[@suheladesilva2933]

Great video, thanks you.

[@roodyiatomhue5730]

please keep your videos in this format.

[@edgaromarreynatorres3940]

Only detects the precense of wather level? Crap