How Do Capacitors Work? - Capacitors 101

Capacitors are probably the most important electronics component to know
about (right after resistors).
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[@xzddakfdmiug5832]

Thanks for making this video for beginners!

[@SineLab]

Thanks for watching!

[@MADDOG_BC]

Thanks. This Video has helped me so much. : )

[@SineLab]

I'm glad I could help! :)

[@kulbhushansaini]

please make a circuit for charging mobile phone from pedal power that can charge even i phone also.

[@WastedDad]

Electrodudes cram into it like clowns in a clown car and when the car stops, all the clowns come out

[@rondlh20]

5:40 This doesn't look right, it seems half of the waveform is missing

[@SineLab]

It's a rectified sine wave before the smoothing capacitor is added.

[@rondlh20]

@@SineLab It's not, you are missing half of the Sin wave

[@neonlimemarmot6478]

@@rondlh20 Half wave rectified not full wave rectified

[@rondlh20]

@@neonlimemarmot6478 Yes, that is what I was thinking too. But in the video he shows/builds a full wave rectifier (4 diodes).

[@tessarin]

@SineLab built a full wave rectifier, but he is shorting one of the diodes (the one between input and rectified output) resulting in half wave. That's probably because his signal generator and oscilloscope share the same ground -- shorting the diode. I'm surprised he didn't notice!

[@wherami]

I used to avoid them lol

[@SineLab]

I used to get so confused whenever someone put one in a schematic 😆

[@merrillmay9098]

Promo SM 💘