Does current decrease as it passes through resistor?

In electrical circuits, since resistors obstruct flow of charges, shouldn't electric current decease as it passes through the resistor? It doesn't, but why? In this video, let's clarify this misconception once and for all. We will start by exploring what's wrong with our model and then go on to correct it. By the end of the video, you will have a better sense of electrical circuits?

[@Mahesh_Shenoy]

I like to talk about such conceptual stuff, stuff that's ignored by most textbooks, and regarded as 'silly' by most teachers. So if you have fundamental doubts, please comment and I will consider making videos on them!

[@pradyumathreya2614]

Thank you so much. I had the same doubt but never asked my teachers as I thought they might think its silly....I finally understood what i had missed in my thinking process- we shouldn't consider a single electron.

[@shawaizhaider3978]

Now I can sleep peacefully.

[@jxg151]

If this logic is correct, then putting several resistors in parallel should not decrease current.

[@retroguardian4802]

I think almost everyone who learns about resistors believes the output has lower current. Don't feel alone lol.

[@ayushchavan2741]

Oh boy, why you have such low number of likes, You deserve much more. I am in 9th grade and no one in the world thought me this way in those 6 months. I really had the same doubt and it is so beautifully explained.

[@Saytome165]

The fact that electrons are everywhere should be taught in schools

[@user-jc6fv3qx8d]

when i illustrate this concept for my students , i tell them to imagine it like a train where no one of the train cars can pass or go faster any other one

[@slayer4810]

So glad RUclips algorithm just knows when I’m struggling to understand very specific certain things. 😂

[@explor794]

nice video, you can watch 1000 RUclips videos and not understand this concept, it’s not peoples stupidity that prevents learning. It’s the stupidity of those teaching.

[@BoxerDogs]

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[@ycklsr4445]

Lost hours today trying to grasp this, despite using countless sources. This is beautifully explained. Thank you so much for this from France :-)

[@christophertringali1304]

I’ve been so confused by circuits in my engineering classes, this video just made everything click. You are amazing.

[@sakshamgoyal8172]

I had the same doubt and was confused a lot. But he gave a correct explanation with a proper reason. What a good example of cars to explain the flow of electrons. It had made the topic more simpler to understand. Thanks a lot ...

[@naveengupta5588]

Absolutely loved the energy and explanation

[@terra0803]

Thanks for conceptualizing current with the car analogy, I never thought of it like that but now it makes more sense. Thanks!

[@mridulacharya8250]

Mann!!!was scratching my head for a very long time...just pin point explanation..thanks!!!I won't forge U in my life!!

[@MohammadishaqKhan-fb5gl]

Mai es cheez mai 2 salo se confuze tha our ap ni aik mint mai ye confusion hatm kia . Thank you so so so so so so much .

[@tmedev]

Thank you so much. Really appreciate these videos clearing the doubts that my teacher made fun of me for asking. 😁

[@saibhakt1465]

Superb explanation.... Now it's completely and absolutely clear .... WOW... WHAT AN EXAMPLE YOU HAVE USED TO EXPLAIN IT , HAS JUST MADE EVERYTHING SO CLEAR 👌👌👌👌👌 THANKS 🙏