at the end did he say if if you hold on to an insulated wire which has current going through it and you touch metal you are going to get shocked?please someone help me out with my question
The weird thing is, to understand this, you have to spend time studying it. You're not adding to your knowledge during your course of study, you're just looking at the same thing for a period of time, and then your brain becomes accustomed somehow to thinking of things "in that way" and it makes sense one day... and then you find that it seems like something a person should be able to get the first time they hear your explanation because it really is quite simple! Odd how that works.
If by your question you mean that the potential difference will always stay the same, then that is correct, regardless of how many dry cells you add, the PD. will stay the same!
why it always happened that from positive to negative there is a loss of energy and negative to positive gain.whydoesnt reverse happened.simple thing but iam not understanding it
asking why for basic physical quantities is pretty useless exercise, they are what they are, is what answer most come to, another common answer is the universe would not work otherwise
Was that reply intended as a joke? Are you implying that the complexity of the universe can be explained by something EVEN MORE COMPLEX FOR WHICH THERE STANDS NO CREDIBLE EVIDENCE? Did you pay any attention whatsoever during grade school?
how come the parachuter doesn't get shocked when he touches the conducter but then he gets shocked when he touches the tower? how does the potential difference change?!
@KnifeSoldier Cuz he is making a path for the amps and volts to the ground. simple But if there is a lode going in that wire he will take the lode and point it to the ground and get killed. If he were to touch the tower. If there was no lode and high volts he could live. Amps are what kill.
I don't understand, if the parachuter had a high resistance shouldn't his atoms in his body vibrate which heats him up to burn? If the electrons come from the left shouldn't it pass through the body from the first hand and give off it's energy which makes the potential difference high between the two hands?!?
The difference between that and the example given before was the electrons had no other path to flow but through the resistor. So yes if he cut the wire and held both ends then yes he would be in trouble because of the high potential difference or high voltage.
the voice at 3:06. HA.
1okaysure1 1 month ago
OMG , awesome :)
sruhan007 5 months ago
Simple & cute.
krashevich 1 year ago
why is there a higher potential difference when he touches the tower?
lxoxl 1 year ago
@lxoxl Because the tower is grounded. The electricity is naturally passing only through the wires, not the tower.
Calciferic 14 hours ago
awesome...thanks
NibrashZamanRahat 1 year ago
awesome...
NibrashZamanRahat 1 year ago
awesome
NibrashZamanRahat 1 year ago
Excellent, thx for the upload!
Kaulstoessl 1 year ago
mycket bra förklaring. . very good video. That help me to understand better than my teacher explain. thank you very much. Tack så mycket
andgyllen 1 year ago
at the end did he say if if you hold on to an insulated wire which has current going through it and you touch metal you are going to get shocked?please someone help me out with my question
MrIvan72 1 year ago
the Arabs are the first one to discover electricity but unfortunately the Christians are getting the credit!
samgee2007 1 year ago
@samgee2007 where were you when that happened?
gmoney3121 1 year ago
@gmoney3121 -what do you want to know?shut up without islamic oil the world will stop functioning ok!respect the muslims
samgee2007 1 year ago
Amazing, I didn't understand what joules or coulombs really were until I watched this.
insignia1996 1 year ago
today, studying mechanics, i was thinking about the same thing......felt really stupid that I didn't get them the first or second time!
orgue17 1 year ago
The weird thing is, to understand this, you have to spend time studying it. You're not adding to your knowledge during your course of study, you're just looking at the same thing for a period of time, and then your brain becomes accustomed somehow to thinking of things "in that way" and it makes sense one day... and then you find that it seems like something a person should be able to get the first time they hear your explanation because it really is quite simple! Odd how that works.
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jassijosh 2 years ago
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blkjock81 2 years ago
so the more cells you doesn't mean more volts are amps if theres a resistor?
darrenjs92 2 years ago
???
what a complete fuck up of a question... did u even read it before posting?
surroundedbyfuckwads 2 years ago
If by your question you mean that the potential difference will always stay the same, then that is correct, regardless of how many dry cells you add, the PD. will stay the same!
cutframefilm 2 years ago
why it always happened that from positive to negative there is a loss of energy and negative to positive gain.whydoesnt reverse happened.simple thing but iam not understanding it
mansehrvi 2 years ago
asking why for basic physical quantities is pretty useless exercise, they are what they are, is what answer most come to, another common answer is the universe would not work otherwise
sultanthewise 2 years ago
Was that reply intended as a joke? Are you implying that the complexity of the universe can be explained by something EVEN MORE COMPLEX FOR WHICH THERE STANDS NO CREDIBLE EVIDENCE? Did you pay any attention whatsoever during grade school?
lmeister3 2 years ago
the big bang was a result of a quantum fluctuation
sonicboom23 2 years ago
Where did this video come from, some electronics series?
isitthatway 2 years ago 7
how come the parachuter doesn't get shocked when he touches the conducter but then he gets shocked when he touches the tower? how does the potential difference change?!
KnifeSoldier 2 years ago
Because the tower is connected to earth and the wire is insulated from the tower by the rings you see connected to the wire.
isitthatway 2 years ago
@KnifeSoldier Cuz he is making a path for the amps and volts to the ground. simple But if there is a lode going in that wire he will take the lode and point it to the ground and get killed. If he were to touch the tower. If there was no lode and high volts he could live. Amps are what kill.
67tr876 1 year ago
I don't understand, if the parachuter had a high resistance shouldn't his atoms in his body vibrate which heats him up to burn? If the electrons come from the left shouldn't it pass through the body from the first hand and give off it's energy which makes the potential difference high between the two hands?!?
KnifeSoldier 2 years ago
The difference between that and the example given before was the electrons had no other path to flow but through the resistor. So yes if he cut the wire and held both ends then yes he would be in trouble because of the high potential difference or high voltage.
isitthatway 2 years ago
at 1:08 what was the reading on the electron 'counter' at the start? great vid btw
watermelonpizza 2 years ago
very good explanation,kudos for the one who uploaded it..thanks.
utraben 3 years ago
thnku :)
ladyzee91 3 years ago
this thing is great!
My physics teacher spent the whole class explaining electric basics, and I didn't understand a thing.
After having seen this video, in less than 10 minutes, I understood 3 times more than what my teacher has been trying to teach for 2 hours!
upsilone 3 years ago 17
It's tuff to teach and animations defiantly can help.
isitthatway 2 years ago
@upsilone
He didn't explain short circuit, which is what I want to find out.
signupsigma 1 year ago
This is an absolutely perfect explanation of potential difference and voltage.
bmarl0459 3 years ago 2
This is an absolutely perfect explanation of potential difference and voltage.
bmarl0459 3 years ago