Energy of a capacitor | Circuits | Physics | Khan Academy
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2013
- This video explains the potential of a capacitor and how they function in a circuit. By David Santo Pietro. Created by David SantoPietro.
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Who is this amazing individual?
David Santo Pietro
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It's like a combination of high school physics and Blues Clues
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This made me laugh hard.
And some Old school rap
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People like you make us fall in love with the subject. I don't understand why teachers complicate the simple concepts!
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Do you know what the background music is?
A phenomenal video as someone who hates physics, I was apprehensive about studying capacitance. But this video made an seemingly difficult topic, very easy. The beauty of this video is it's simplicity!!! Great job David Santo Pietro. Thanks Khan Academy!!!!
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The way he made us remember those formulas!!!!HAHAHA
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ngl It's kinda annoying
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Great Vid! Easy to follow! Probably the best i've see so far
This is very amusing yet very helpful and simple to understand. Thanks a lot!
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Quality video. Do you have one on capacitors charging with constant current?
How so concise! This perfect video answered the questions I had. 😊
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This was so good! I understood so well!
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Thank you - great video. Quick question: can someone please explain how the voltages were calculated in the final section? Adding up the voltages along one route gives 10.5V but the PD of the supply is 10V? Thanks
The voltages were assumed, as though they were given in a question, he didn't calculate them, rather he just made up values for each so the formula would work.
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Good explanation and the only video that explains the 1/2 average factor, - thanks!
My Physics II textbook doesn't explain well where the 1/2 comes from. This covered it perfectly!
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I think this is like relationships. Opposites attract, then little by little the capacitance (dopamine/love/attraction) is less every time you charge (hang) the capacitor (the relationship).
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I was so confused by the half. Thank you so much.
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finally , i understood how capacitors work. Thank you so much for this helpful lessons
2 the parallel capacitor is fully charged then the charge. then take the power out, the charge in two copies will look like?
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great video! but for the last example, shouldn't the voltages be 10V (1+9) according to the batteries? But the voltage in that circuit was actually 10.5V (6.25+3+1.25)?
That what I was thinking! A simple typo, he was off by 0.5V, but the concept was still delivered very well!
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what happens when to energy variation when dielectrics used
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for example if we take plates made up of copper, after a capacitor charged, will plates of capacitor turns to Cu+(positively charged plate) and Cu-(negatively charged plate) or capacitor plates remains same as Cu?
Does the capacitor pushes the amps that the load needs or more then then it requires?
thank you very much
well, in one of my books while reading about capacitance. There was a topic that when an uncharged conductor is brought near a charged conductor, it leads to a decrease in Potential of the charged conductor which decreases the Capacitance.
But in some other book, I read that Capacitance doesn't depend upon q and V.
What's the correct explanation?
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2 the parallel capacitor is fully charged then the charge. then take the power out, the charge in two copies will look like?
2 the parallel capacitor is fully charged then the charge. then take the power out, the charge in two copies will look like?
Those kids tho😂😂
My heart just broke wen he didn't know integration! I was excited to see if he can show that with this much ease😂.. awesome video sir thanks a lot
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Studying for the MCAT right now. I wish I had learned this in High School or Undergrad.
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Sir does the charge travel through battery during charging process if it does that energy stored in capacitor will be increase if it does not do that how charging process done PLEASE EXPLAIN
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Sir please do video to understand parallel plate capacitor
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where does other 1/2 energy goes off? if only 1/2 energy stored in capacitor .
Do we have inductor series just like this ?
Can someone please explain to me how at 6:20 the voltages add up to 10 volts? They should right?
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4:52 what about dimensional analysis?
I found in Uni that the voltage across the capacitor gets written as dv (dielectric voltage), which is to differentiate the voltage across it from the voltage of the battery. But i hate writing it out cause the formula then looks like E = 1/2Cdv^2, and since high school i kept seeing “d” as for distance. This then gets added to other equations like capacitor current (i = CV/t) into i = cdv/dt. It gets so frustrating.
If you integrate Vdq from 0 to Q and replace dq by Cdv , you get 1/2CV^2 and then 1/2QV follows also
During charging ,Is all the charges moved through the potential of V volt ?Thus we write energy giving to capacitor is QV.
I have the same problem .Please answer this question.🙏🙏🙏🙏
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