Electrical Energy vs. Power |Explained

In this video we will learn the main difference between electrical power and electrical energy with the help of analogy and practical example

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[Soly]

Thanks man for simplifying something really complicated

[sarqeles]

This was an EXCELLENT well explained video. Thank you! 💥💥

[gokulraj]

Thumbnail is easyly understandable for your video.keep doing, very nice explanation, thank you so much, நன்றி👍

[tonybanana]

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[sandiegarland]

Hi, in the example, the TV is rated 150 watts so consumes 150 watts of instantaneous energy, does this mean 150 watts is consumed every second that the TV is on for?

[adamchalkley]

more voltage won’t actually cause more electrons to flow, that definition is wrong. It will cause the same amount of electrons to flow but at a much faster rate, thus more current is flowing through the circuit

[adnanbezri]

great explnation keep up the good work

[peterdo]

Regarding the TV example, I'm a bit confused. So if Energy (consumed by the TV in 3 hrs) = 150 x 3 = 450 Watt-hours, then in 1 hour it will consume 150 Watt-hour, and in 1 minute it will consume 2.5 (150/60) Watt-hour, i.e. 0.042 (150/3600) Watt-second ? Please help me understand. Thanks

[johannjohann]

Today, with exception of the voltage regulator, all alternators are from Tesla designs and creations from the 1880's. He invented the electric motor, and generator/alternator. He didn't just invent them he perfected them. Every picture you see Tesla with lightning bolts all around him, that is the free electricity from the earth no generator, alternator, or turbine, or nuclear waste or pollution needed. Tesla offered his knowledge and inventions for free, yet no one truly studies the man. Writing him off to histopry when he did more than 10 scientists combined in his lifetime. Today only a select few have his total knowledge. The rest is kept from the public.

[driblix]

i think you confused the definition between power and energy