AC Electrical Generator Basics - How electricity is generated

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Electrical generator basics. Learn the basic operation of an electrical generator, learn how magnets are used to generate electricity in a coil of wire. We then cover 3 phase three phase electricity and briefly the star configuration in this video on how electricity is generated.

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EngineeringMindset

When I was teaching electronics, my students had a lot of trouble with this concept. This is a difficult topic to teach. This is a good explanation.

danbuchner

I got an overwhelming stimulation in my brain because the way this is explained is so easy to understand. It's as though a fog over my mind when thinking about this topic was cleared completely and almost instantly.

Red_Light_andBlue

Truly this is the most understandable way to explain this topic I have ever seen. Thank you❤

mohamaddhaybi

It would be wonderful to see last animations without annotations on it

sickbale

Please continue with the generators and give us a 2nd video that explain more details
You are amazing and thanks a lot for each video you make❤️

alaazedan

This video explains perfectly how an AC Electrical Generator works. But I'm pretty sure there is one misconception. You don't induce a current, but a voltage. The potential different which you now have, leads to a current in the coil. The formula also says it: Voltage = - d(electric flow)/dt, so there is no current with this effect. If I'm wrong, I'm am thankful if you correct me.

EpicLetsPlayer

Invaluable public service. Deep respect.

Halcyontimes

Could u please make a video about
James Maxwell equation

Second law of thermodynamics
( How can we apply in falling ball? Where we can see disorder in ball falling downward?)

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whatsup

Question: When the magnetic field is passing through the copper coil on the positive side for example, making the current flow in a particular direction, what tells it to go THAT particular direction? Do the electrons in the atoms just "enjoy" going left vs right depending on the North or South pole? I assume it has to do with the magnet pushing or pulling in the atoms, but just not sure. Don't want to assume! Thank you for any help on this :)

DJayAce

After many years, I now understand this. My lecturers just threw formulas at us and had us solving. Smh.

rujotheone

Great video, thank you. Could you do a video on synchronised generators. Example take 4 small wind generators producing 3 volts, combine them to output 12 volts or charge a 12 volt battery.

tersherpa

This was an outstanding explanation because of the visual component. I'm still not sure about the reason for the other coils being 120 degrees away from each other, but otherwise it's a perfect layout of how the system functions. Great job! Thanks

tomslick

many thanks, it almost 3 years of electrical class shorted in much easier way

reelsjury

I'm just learning this stuff too (for fun). But I've been seeing that electricity flow is the flow of an Electric Field. The electrons are required, but don't hardly move. Electrons move very slowly. It is the Electric Field that moves close to c.
Still digging on this subject, but this is what I think for now.
A multi-step process.
1> Move a Magnet in relation to a "metal conductor".
2> The Magnet pulls and pushes (depending upon N/S pole) on electrons of the valence shell of the metal conductor.
3> The Magnet pulling and pushing on the Electrons creates an Electric Field.
4> The Electric Field flows down the conductor based on a voltage difference between source and sink.

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