Introduction to Capacitors

Another electronics video - an introduction to capacitors. Demonstrates basic function and includes information on calculating the capacitance of parallel and series configurations.

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Bless this man. This is a wonderful rare to the point video I think, Just made me a discharger the other day and practicing and making sure all my caps are discharged after playing with on a breadboard, little practice hopefully can go bigger

[@conpa18dany]

The way this person explain things is wonderful

[@varganyamuvek]

Now finally I can understand condensators, thank You a lot!

[@aboyaser5]

clear voice , great explanation

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[@zamirzamir1155]

U r a good teacher Man ...thanks a lot

[@late_arvie]

Thanks! Very well made video. And very useful for me, since I'm quite a dummy in this topic.

[@kaismash2652]

Thanks a lot science-man. You are the BEST.

[@alexmach6942]

Great video! Very interesting, thank you very much. x

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Excellent video!

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[@RaptorGTA]

Really informative video!

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Man I love your idea,I wanna know more thanks

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Excellent vid.

[@tchanabachir8254]

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[@cri8tor]

Excellent tutorial.

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[@geo7athens]

Thank you very much for your videos.
Even my little kids understood the concept around electricity!
Though, μF is the correct way to write the international symbol and not uF.
All you need is to activate the Greek language on your computer and hit (lower case) the letter M.

[@deepasampathkumar]

Wonderful explanation.

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[@stroxi]

Thank you !

[@emadabuhagag222]

A great scientist

[@kenliao234]

thank you

[@saadamiens]

thanks for this video , what would be awsome , is if you could make a video to explain its role in the circuit shown at 7:24

[@LEBANON707]

nice video about how does electoronic stuff work - any other useful applications ?

[@y1982pisti]

Thank you for this video, I only miss one thing that some capacitors have some kind of liquid inside. What liquid is that?

[@nazishahmad1337]

That's just a dielectric substance

[@stevenlangdon-griffiths293]

Learning is interesting

[@Daveed2407]

thankzzz

[@phenomenalphysics3548]

7:07 why do they blink like that using capacitors?

[@ranadeepsingh]

Long time no video :(

[@aqsaayyoub8409]

i wanted circuit diagram please help

[@bolah555]

hi when i connect it doesn't switch on the light

[@FishMB2015]

bolah555 is the LED in backwards?

[@phenomenalphysics3548]

But why do we will need capacitors we can simply put batteries on the place?

[@NadrianATRS]

I wish I understood all this better :(

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

I love the Capacitances of your explanations .33 Lf “ FaraLife”s in 8 minutes.
That’s what I’m Fluxing with. 😂
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[@vm16534]

I have 352 capacitors

[@BobPrivacy]

Try alt gr + m It´s faster ;-)

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