Electric Circuit Components

Voltage and Current behavior for the following components.
00:00 Introduction
01:47 Batteries
03:30 Transformers
05:30 Resistors
07:09 Diodes
08:22 Transistors
10:00 Logic Gates
11:32 Op Amps
13:00 Capacitors
14:55 Inductors
16:15 Resonance Circuits
17:18 Transmission Lines

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I’ve been having difficulty holistically understanding why capacitors block DC current while allowing AC current, along with the different kinds of diodes and creating different electrical signals (sine wave, square wave, saw tooth, etc…); are you able to elaborate on those?

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Hey Dr.Eugne... I always love your Electricity videos. I have a question at 13:53; Why did do we connect the battery to the capacitor *with a resistor*? I mean why the resistor is there?
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when showing the energy box along with the electron, when passing through the light bulb the boxes travel through the air representing the energy in light form. so the electron at the lower voltage level has no box left. my question is how does it travel back to the source through the ground wire back if no energy is left?

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Please Help Me
A moving rod placed in a stationary U-shaped frame.
When a conductor (the moving rod in this case) moves perpendicular to a magnetic field, an electromotive force (EMF) is induced according to Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction. The rate of change of magnetic flux through the loop formed by the moving rod and the stationary U-shaped rods is given by = B⋅L⋅V where B is the magnetic field strength,L is the length of the rod, and v is its velocity.
Now, the negative of rate of change of magnetic flux = work done by electromagnetic force throughout the loop, which is BLV+IR, i=current , r=resistance
But this leads to that,BLV=BLV+I--->>IR=0 , means electric current through loop is 0, So, Just Please Clarify My Confusion

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I cover that in my video on semiconductors at czcams.com/video/hrpPKCDLRN0/video.html

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The sudden jumping of the energy boxes between the two wires in AC circuits is quite unintuitive...

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Yes, but the signal travels much faster than the particles, as shown at the end of the video.

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That's Maxwell's Demon.

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What's the point of the whole "mechanical analogy" when you allow the "energy boxes" to just move around as in 3:48? Why can't they just fly right to the bulb? Even if they represent just "extra energy", fine, can't you then just power the bulb with only this extra energy? It will not shine as bright, but it should work, isn't it? What's special about the electrons representing carts carrying those boxes here if the boxes can move without them?

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[@chair547]

Small correction. All diodes have a reverse breakdown voltage at which point they stop being diodes. The thing that makes zener diodes special is that zener diodes are able to survive running at their breakdown voltage. If you run a normal diode at it's breakdown voltage it tends to permanently break

[@deslomeslager]

Transistors have that too.
B.t.w. in the clip the transistor was connected at 0 Volts, but the base of a npn should be 0.6'is Volt higher in order to open the base (diode). So there is more that is not 'exact science'.

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The base is actually shown at 0.7V, not zero volts. I show this in detail in my video devoted to transistors at czcams.com/video/Bine_PbyFSQ/video.html

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@@EugeneKhutoryansky I might have seen this wrong then. It is just that I know this (as a fact) and others maybe not. That's why the emphasis.

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8:25 why the balls clump up