AC and DC Electricity basics

AC and DC Electricity basics

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SanJaCinTo
SanJaCinTo - 14.11.2023 00:18

THANK YOU! I love that you use practical things that we use in our everyday lives to explain this. I watched a few videos before this and it didn't make any sense. This video is AMAZING short and sweet but seriously helped me along a class I am taking that started randomly using AC/DC acronyms assuming I know anything about it which I do not.

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HANDSOME BARK SKIN
HANDSOME BARK SKIN - 01.11.2023 16:46

🤯Thank you😩These vidios are handing me keys.

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Bryan Santos
Bryan Santos - 26.10.2023 13:58

Electronic circuits use direct current (dc)

Electrical circuits use alternating current (ac)

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Kevon Musabila
Kevon Musabila - 28.09.2023 20:33

What a genius 🎉🎉🎉

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حارث محمد Hareth
حارث محمد Hareth - 19.08.2023 16:26

So dc better ?

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Gandeti Malla reddy
Gandeti Malla reddy - 12.08.2023 04:21

hi bro beee first chapter basic principles of electricty one video chea bro

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Teflon Okl
Teflon Okl - 08.08.2023 20:05

Does the car power wire supply dc?

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Sony Sb
Sony Sb - 27.06.2023 17:08

Explain automotive can bus, please

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SzPHamer
SzPHamer - 13.03.2023 02:16

THANK YOU!

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AJI ELECTRIC
AJI ELECTRIC - 24.02.2023 18:09

thank you for this video

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Taysen Houser
Taysen Houser - 16.02.2023 05:25

so why do we use AC normally? DC seems more simple

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Anh Huy Nguyễn
Anh Huy Nguyễn - 06.02.2023 11:31

Thank you, it's very easy to follow along!

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common logic
common logic - 08.12.2022 03:13

A question for Paul or anyone smarter than I... I have an obscure home heater that was never actually produced other than the initial one month run before the company went under. (a parts nightmare).It's 100% 12V via an onboard inverter with the idea that it can be run on a battery backup system.

Problem: I need to replace a 7-inch diameter pull style fan that currently runs @ 12V/1.8amps... I can find many 'replacements' that offer the needed CFM but are rated at about 7 amps (Automotive cooling fans).

The trouble is that my fan is controlled by the main circuit board which offers 3 speeds with the highest being what I would assume is a "full current" meant for the 1.8 amp original p.o.s... Will adding a fan with a larger amp rating fry my little circuit panel? Any insight or suggestions would be awesome. Getting COLD in Wisconsin. :))

**I COULD run (and would almost prefer to run) a fan with a separate power supply and a motor speed control, but would then I would need to know how to "fool" the panel into thinking the original is still in place, as the board goes into some sort of safety mode when the factory fan is disconnected, which might be the easier solution.

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𝟺𝟷𝟷𝟻𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚟𝚎.𝚌𝚘𝚖
𝟺𝟷𝟷𝟻𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚟𝚎.𝚌𝚘𝚖 - 28.11.2022 04:42

bruv doen ya een video on da high voltage DC lines voor laang distances

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Taurus Silver
Taurus Silver - 28.11.2022 01:08

Why the european sockets don't have earthing

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Sean Kennedy
Sean Kennedy - 26.11.2022 02:41

Is there any chance you could do a video on harmonics?

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Vince
Vince - 24.11.2022 05:10

Thank you for sharing

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chief
chief - 23.11.2022 21:39

this is such a incredible explanation awesome, before i watch video i was press a like!

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Youngchul Jang(Scholar)
Youngchul Jang(Scholar) - 23.11.2022 07:46

Thank you for good explanation🙂🙂

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RDA Tech
RDA Tech - 23.11.2022 06:05

What about input vs output current ?

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Chickenmonger
Chickenmonger - 23.11.2022 04:52

I know how to not get shocked on low voltage. And how circuit logic would theoretically pan out. I regularly have to replace compressors for work, and other stuff like that, refurbishing certain machines. Trouble shooting the fairly basic power distribution for the AC to DC portion was really slow. Luckily last time I had trouble, I knew the Board took DC, while the other mechanical parts took the AC. So I just had to follow the paths, and make sure I knew exactly were to touch with the meter, when I flipped on the power. It was a bad transformer last time. Not the fuses. It took me an hour of running through the logic before I was confident I was correct. I was. Fun. So fun. I probably could have used this then.

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Mike Adler
Mike Adler - 23.11.2022 03:10

👍👍

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RedBoyforCE
RedBoyforCE - 22.11.2022 21:41

I am 35 and I never understood this concept, no matter how many times anyone tried to explain me... Until now. This is my TIL moment. Thank you!!!

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Snowflake
Snowflake - 22.11.2022 21:16

🤔

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DV NoyTek Vlog
DV NoyTek Vlog - 22.11.2022 20:31

Nice 👍🙏

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BaddMatt
BaddMatt - 22.11.2022 18:43

I would argue that saying that DC can be converted to AC is misleading. Does it alternate? Sure. But is it a pure sine wave, no! It is simulated via steps, meaning how long a “gate” is activated. The more steps, the closer it resembles an pure sine wave, but it is not one.

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E500Match
E500Match - 22.11.2022 18:28

I'm impressed with how you manage to explain all this in just 3 minutes without and stress. Awesome channel!

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chacham
chacham - 22.11.2022 17:18

"Rectifier" pfft "FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER" You've got to say it right. :)

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Nouveau Battōsai
Nouveau Battōsai - 22.11.2022 16:41

your video make it clearer than my teacher did lmao

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Dinga Detta Chhangte Official
Dinga Detta Chhangte Official - 22.11.2022 16:30

Is it true that AC has more voltage and more powerful, DC has less voltage, less powerful. Is it possible to have DC with 230 voltage and AC 9 Voltage?

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ApexPredator_
ApexPredator_ - 22.11.2022 16:28

Can you also do an AC/DC basics too? 😅

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Ted Lahm
Ted Lahm - 22.11.2022 16:19

As usual, clear concise information. thank you

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Aaron Burr Atwood.
Aaron Burr Atwood. - 22.11.2022 16:13

I’m getting ready to mount 28 X 250W solar panels on my 40’ shipping container. I can build anything, plumb it and run basic electrical but have such a hard time with all this. Even 20 years ago taking “Maintenance exams” for work, the electrical part just doesn’t set into my brain. Thank dog for the internet and mostly as of late, Engineering Mindset. Thanks.

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Joseph Robi
Joseph Robi - 22.11.2022 16:13

Thanks for sharing

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преп. Елена Козелчикова
преп. Елена Козелчикова - 22.11.2022 16:11

Thanks
🖐🙋‍♀️

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Daniel Berzinskas #roadto200subs
Daniel Berzinskas #roadto200subs - 22.11.2022 16:03

First!

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