Electromagnetism - Maxwell's Laws

Easy to understand 3D animation explaining all of Maxwell’s Equations. Includes explanations of induction motors, magnetic materials, electromagnetic waves, and many other topics.

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[AlexIsUber]

This is what Maxwell envisioned when he came up with this

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[icarus]

Please never stop making these videos, Eugene. They're so weird but so good!

You have a brilliant knack for exploiting that uniquely psychedelic kitsch style of mid-1990s era computer animation, combining it with fun MIDI synth tunes, and finally juxtaposing it with a slow, matter-of-fact narration, reminiscent of old educational VHS tapes I used to watch in school.

Seriously man, this channel is a gem. Well done!

[damacx]

I wish I came across these video several years ago, I would stayed as a physics major instead of switching to computer engineering. No regrets since I'm now planning to get a masters in CE focusing on microelectronics and FPGAS, your videos deserve way more views. Thank you for this exceptionally well done, educational art work Sir!! The ability to visualize concepts in a subject like physics is so crucially underrated.

[uzcuwnc]

As an instructor of aviation electrical and electronics, i have to admitt, this is one of the best presentation ever .! Also the way that this video explains the 4 Maxwell's equation, using a simple and easy to understand language and logic, is very close to perfection.. You have my respect for your job.

[cashbonanza]

It takes a lot of work to produce such videos. Respect!

[pier-yveslessard]

I loved this video, not only because of the intuitive animations but because there is no boundaries between physics subjects.
Within the same video we passed from Maxwell equations to transformers, to electric motors to electromagnetic waves and even an insight on quantum mechanic. Todays school system would have made 4 different courses out of these subjects and an individual would have studied them deeply but individually.
This video makes a nice glue filling the gaps in my opinion. Thank you

[Backstabbio]

This video helps further my theory that teachers should be teams of strippers in fantasy costumes demonstrating well-written explanations of topics.

[stevenjobs]

I finally understood the basic principles that I didn't know when I was at school. I am very grateful to the author for using visual thinking to understand the incomprehensible electromagnetic principles.
In our country, although we started to study physics very early, we only do the problem and don't know the principle. The teacher always tells us: "You don't need to know the principle, you just need to take the exam." This kind of education has killed my interest in physics.
I am very happy to see the electromagnetic principle explanation of such an image. I re-ignite my interest in physics. I will patiently read the video of this series and improve my knowledge reserve.

[enigmaprime]

You know that a video explaining physics is great when you feel you are on an acid trip.

[dvened]

this looks like a very profound acid trip

[budekins]

This is YouTube at its best. You deserve a medal from the Plain English Campaign here in London.

[ElectronDust]

I was thinking about electric fields, magnetic fields and electromagnetic waves on the way home from school on the train. I searched for some good animations and here I am.

It seems like you're producing these videos as a fulltime job. I'm suprised that there are no google ads or anything like this. You explain Maxwells Laws way better than my teacher at university. You should get some ads on this I would gladly click away some advertisement and get you some small amount of youtube-money that way! ^^ 

Anyway. Good Job and thank you!

[abhishekbhandari]

Someone should give this man an award for all of his efforts. Content like this could potentially revolutionise the way students learn.

[DavidMorley]

Wow. I wish I had had this set of videos when I was young. This is a beautiful way to re-acquaint myself with Maxwell's equations.

[J]

Great stuff! Learning physics when I was a child (the late 70's) was nothing like this. How lucky the young are now.

[kjeb]

I always knew Maxwell had a demon, but an angel too?  And such comely virtual beings at that!  Sure wish this video had been around back when I was struggling through Electromagnetics 101.

[rustybolts]

A for not boring, A for .inspirational, A for clarity, A for Art work, A for music, A for Amazing, A for anything else I haven't noticed yet. Thank you very much indeed...

[vaidehimugal]

Oh My God! Are you even real, Eugene?!
The way every sentence, every image, every animation got stuck in my head. Every moment it was Oh God! This is what it was..
Never have I ever got to know something this mesmerizing and in this way
You are amazing♡
Thank you for this channel❤