Voltage Current and Resistance Explained | 3D Animation

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Electronics for beginners.
Basic Electronics.
Explain Voltage, Current and Resistance
Water tank analogy

Voltage is the difference in charge between two points.
Current is the rate at which charges are flowing.
Resistance is a material's tendency to resist the flow of charge (current).

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[fernandosepulveda]

Hey Man, straight-forward explanation. Thanks for using the analogy. It helps to aprehend the idea and to keep the concepts on mind. Apreciate it! Thanks man!

[shamalsamaraweera]

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[dirtracer]

around 3:10, just in case people are here watching to learn n dont know, that analogy was correct in that specific example with water, but with electricity its not a law that current rises with voltage, in fact really high currents at lower voltages are useful and used commercially, along with really high voltage low amperage supplies. but again for example, if something doesnt have enough power to drive the circuit, if measured sometimes it can have the correct voltage, but the amperage will b low.

[itsdjsandy]

Amazing brother you are doing good and and you give easy example so we people can understand the fundamentals, keep going

[chewsengkeeavierjurongvill]

if we refer in terms of battery how do we increase the voltage of the battery by expaning the battery?

[Fsgpahadi]

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[supunsanjeewa]

This is a good channel
And the best thing is I can understand your accent

[thomassim]

But.. it can be confusing if you were to add in pressure drop = flow increase in fluid dynamics..

[magge]

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[rasilifamily]

Rate of flow charge through the conductors 😅 is called current

[ScienceBusted]

What is electric current?

What is electric current? Electrons flow in a conductor?

How do electrons flow in a conductor? Like many cars driving down the highway? Or is water flowing in warer pipe? What is a highway in a conductor? What is the water pipe in the conductor? Why don't electrons flow to the positively charged nucleus? What magic keeps electrons away from the nucleus?

Is the speed of electrons flowing in copper wire the speed of light? If not, how could electricity travel at the speed of light? If so, how can electrons accelerate at the speed of light?

In fact, Atoms are not made from charged particles as scientists told.

All atoms consist of indestructible, electrically charged multiple layers hollow sphere and internally charged solid sphere. Outside each atom is a layer of negatively charged liquid that scientists mistaken for electrons.

This negative charged liquid attaches to non-metal atoms due to their outer layer is positively charged and floats on metal atoms due to their outer layer is negatively charged. The floating liquid of a conductor conducts electricity.

Electricity is flow in conductor
instantaneously, similar to hydraulic fluid flow through hydraulic systems.

The voltage of the electricity is proportional to the speed at which the floating liquid moves.

[mauricekra]

Please don't put 3D animation as title if your video content has nothing to do with 3D. your animation is not a 3D one. Otherwise, it's a good video. Thank you.