What is a Capacitor? (Physics, Electricity)

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Title	:	What is a Capacitor? (Physics, Electricity)
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Sir, please make a video on Inductor It's the most confusing concept for many Please
Comment from : Dhyan Anand

12:24 initally Vc is epsilom but why is Vr epsilom initially if when we charged the capacitor Vr went down to 0 I understand you said kirchoffs 2nd law but i dont get how Vr suddenly changed from 0 to epsilom Thanks
Comment from : N

Thanku for this amazing explanation💜 I am very confused with some topics of physics because i am not able to feel what is going on but ur videos help me a lot to understand each and every thing 💕💕 thank u again brMake more content we love it 👍
Comment from : Anjali

This was a little more complicated video on circuits and rather a rapid introduction to different aspects of electricity while the first 2 videos in this serie started slow and beginner friendly
Comment from : James Tanny

Please make more videos on electricityYour video helps to understand the concept better
Comment from : Kuldeep Khajuria

DEAR SIR,brYOU DID NOT ANSWER YOUR OWN QUESTION brELECTIC FIELD, MAGNETIC FIELD AND GRAVITATIONAL FIELD brQUESTION IS, brWHAT IS A FIELD ? ? ?
Comment from : Engr Khalid Parvez 1

Thankyou for this Much appreciation for ur hardwork and help in understanding these concepts clearly
Comment from : Avadh Khandelwal

what are these positive charges? I understood that it was the negative charges that moved
Comment from : Luis V

Thank you, sir
Comment from : Antonio Serrano

This is the best physics channel one could ever get on Youtubeeverything is perfect abt these videos
Comment from : Varshini space

My physics teacher himself cannot explain like this thank u
Comment from : Noh dahyun

Sir you explain all the basic phenomenat very clearly thank u
Comment from : Jabbar Iqra

Thank you for the video, when is the next capacitor video coming? It would be nice if you could also explain intuitively how capacitors work in series and parallel
Comment from : Godfred

I am a jee aspirant and this video helped me to improve my conceptual understanding of capacitors Thank you
Comment from : xeku74

Please correct me if I am wrong Can the Capacitor have more charge's density in its plate, compared to that of the of the battery's side? And if so, how the electric field would allow such un-equal distribution of charges on the same wire ( from higher potential of battery to the higher potential of the capacitor's plate Also, is it the reason why the capacitor can produce a lot of power in a very short time?
Comment from : Karim

big thanks and respect for the easy explanation
Comment from : Karim

I never seen a teacher like you sir ,you are a genius sir thankyou sir for clearing my concept
Comment from : Shivam kumar

Excellent video
Comment from : Kadari Rambabu

After a long time😄
Comment from : Ajaykrishnan Vs

Can you make a reply video/poke holes in this theory uYosC10FoLU ?
Comment from : sFeral

Hi sir ,can u please make a video on wave mechanical model and schroginder wave equation ( quantum physics)??!!
Comment from : Vinit Prasad

Sir Where were you all these days it's been almost 11months
Comment from : raste ka maal saste me

And also make videos of the of ipho olympiads only topics with deep not question
Comment from : Tara Rajooot

Plz listen my voice make videos on structure of atoms how electron protons and neutrons discover and how they had given their charges how the mass discover what is spectrum
Comment from : Tara Rajooot

Thanks for video on capacitor I was eagerly waiting at you channelbrIt is a great video but I was looking for displacement Current Kindly explain in your next video Also why Maxwell's 3rd and 4th are not similar In 3rd equation time varying magnetic field produces circulating Electric field but in 4th equation for circulating magnetic field, in addition to time varying Electric field, Current is also included Current is moving electrons, electrons have electric field and moving electrons produce time varying Electric field Can Current be replaced with electric field of electrons This will make 3rd and 4th equation similar
Comment from : zakir hussain

Wonderful video 👍
Comment from : Man mohan K

Hi , i i want know one thing is it compulsory to make notes of physics ? Is essential if i want to know physics in deep clear all my doubt i study because love studying physics but i am serious about physics so can you just answer my question , by the way your videos are just awesome
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