Hall effect

Let's understand what is Hall effect.

This course explains the fundamentals of Engineering Mechanics in a detailed manner for engineers and students as well. This was made with full of animation to get clear visual understanding.

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[aaronmcdonald]

Definitely helped me understand, much better than other videos. thank you.

[eggxecution]

Some small typo in this video correct me if I'm wrong at 1:46 but I think that's not the left hand rule. If you look at the vectors that is the right hand rule. We can say that the hall current and lorenz' force follows right hand rule not left hand rule.

[physicsseries-tariq]

What is the usage of zafran seed ( bulb) other than cultivation?

[leonardosoto]

What if charge carriers are positive ones?

[nikhilkartha]

4:30 Why a square wave and not a sine wave?

[renanmagalhaes]

really? the magnetic force is the product of charge x voltage x magnetic field? since when? the v in the equation is for speed, the electric charge speed across the region with magnetic field.