AC Basics: Learn All About Alternating Current

In this video, we'll teach you about Alternating Current (AC), and how it works. We'll discuss the types of AC, and how they're used in everyday life.

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[tomg]

Your video's have a way of explaining a complex subject very easily. Wish your videos were available 55 years ago when I was learning about AC power. Thanks

[zmsays]

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[brianwood]

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[Good_Oxygen]

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[sathyavageesan]

0:09 I love how the first plug socket is so surprised about something. 😂

[Watchyn_Yarwood]

Excellent, as always! Your animations and explanations are spot on. I would like to see an in-depth video just on three phase. I find it fascinating yet difficult to understand.

[terra]

Thx for the sine wave/hz/frequency example it really helped me conceptualized it better

[jake]

Hi I have a question if electricity always wants to return to the source in single phase it uses the neutral but in a 3 phases configuration with no neutral how this happens Thanks love the channel

[Raduldo]

Very clear and informative, thank you.

[thisguy-yvso]

Just in time for my second year apprenticeship learning AC theory 🙏 thank you for the amazing content

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This is relatively easier for me to Thank you very much for the video 🙏👍❤️

[rehamshallal]

Thank you so much..simply and clearly explained

[Blank-nc]

Great introduction of alternating current ⚡️(AC)🔌

[GirishSamanta]

Dear sir, which is better 60 Hz or 50Hz

[mossbrad]

If it changes direction then why one ac terminal is always positive and other is always negative.

[mathstersksenthur.k.s]

The explanation regarding the ac generator and hertz was easy to understand. become a fan of you 😀

[lorikpajaziti]

0:39 electrons are negatively charged but that has nothing to do with the magnetism . Electrons are like tiny magnets and they have both poles north and south.

[ivsphanindra]

How the magnet is keep roatating, is it required any external energy