Potential Drop Across A Resistor | IIT JEE Physics

[umeshpasrichagmail]

Omg you solved mystery abt potential drop. Thnks.

[divyamtyagi]

Bhai battery se bhi utna he electron nikala ge jitna resistor mai pass ho jay that's why current is constant voltage drop means drop in the energy of electrons per coloumb i.e electric potential

[mathletics]

such a complex thing in two minutes.
really thank you sir.

[travelholic_kid_]

Only a few wonder why voltage drops across a resistor....thank you sir.

[AbhisekMishra]

Every body is just telling potential drop is v=ir but u explained it nicely

[sajanphilip]

This is conceptually wrong. In that circuit the current is constant. If there is charge accumulation, there will be different current at two ends of the Resistor.

[tabishalirather]

Your explanation merits the question: How can current remain constant if charge accumulates on one side of a resistor; Since current is the motion of charge per unit time, hence if charge flow is hindered, consequently current must decrease.

[rahulmourya]

Very much help the viewer who have viewed and viewing this video's are real seeker of knowledge.

[puskarkumarray]

If only some electrons reach the other side then why doesn't the current decreases after passing the resistor?

[CSEjn-zjed]

if this was right then what about kirchoff"s law
he stated that the incoming current is equal to the outgoing current which effectively means that the charge entering a point in a certain time equals the charge exiting in same time
now according to this video at the point where resistor is placed the charge entered is accumilated it is not equal to the outflow of charge
is it??

[baburlu]

great video, thanks a lot! Love from the UK

[ranitbanerjee]

Concept is wrong.charges do not accumulate in resistor.

[ayushburman]

Oh my goddd!! What explanation!!! Thanks a bunch man..!!

[Manahil_Mustafa]

best simple and easy explantion .thank you

[aryanjoshi]

0:39 ACTUALITY
*Le Angreji: Gajab Beijjati hai 😂😂😂
Btw killer video ❤️☺️👍

[ganeshjaina]

But i dont understand why the supplied voltage is equal to sum of the voltage drops across the network. and if this happens to be true and if we connect N no. of resistors in a series then the last resistors voltage drop should happen after long time because the charge must escape from each resistor and should accumulate at the last resistor but the voltage drop happens immediately. sir if you are trying to explain some thing plz do it completely so we gain trust in your videos

[narayannamo]

Thanks sir..itna atomic level par samjhane ke lie

[mrsredx]

Sir you have explained such a complex topic brilliantly only in 2 I just want to say Thank u sir .. 💖

[prameelatalupula]

Really happy to watch urs video ultimately I came to know potential drop in resistor thanku

[horilalyadav]

Awsome. But please explain me another thing what do you understand when R= 0 for this formula V=IR