What are Resistance Reactance Impedance

People is wrong about alternating current.... Don't go in back... Vibrate... Open down faster.... They need to change about...🫵🧐

In a DC circuit, current flow is negative to positive.

I still coundnt understand inductive reactance

Fantastic, thank you very much.

Damn you deserve the whole world.

Wowwwww you are so cool, thanks so much, is great explanation.

Good video. Could you tell me what program do you use for the simulations, thanks. A tittle for your next video could be, capacitive reactance, inductive reactance and RESONANCE. God bless you ! Thanks.

THANK YOUUU !!

Why is this narrated as a true-crime drama?

Que vídeo maravilhoso

Finally a video I understand bless you brother

👏👏👏👏

In dc current, there is a flow of current to charge the capacitor if it was initially uncharged. And, even in an inductor which is connected across a dc source, it initially opposes the rise in current. The graphs shown in the video are not accurate

fabulous

Amazing work! The level of detail in your animations is incredible. Could you share what software you used to create such powerful visuals?

Excellent job description is fantastic ❤❤❤❤❤

Nice video, keep it up, thank you :)

You really could have just explained how capacitors and inductors work.

Prof MAD You Are The Boss Of All Explainers In Universe ❤

That's a negative on the AI voice I would imagine if this was also written by AI.

thanks

Explanation and depth of the subject is excellent.

Great video! Had not seen the membrane analogy before.

most cringe voice on the internet

Ohh Im diggin this, thanks a lot Prof!

Very Helpful. Thank you !

Greatest explanation I have ever seen

Please do a video on the same analogy of water for 3 phase power.

Would have been nice to close with the explanation of recurring tems like "high impedance," "low impedance," and "impedance matching "; which you'll often hear about: i suggest you Google those for a good closing thought on these important concepts.

Excellent

Brilliant explanation! Loads of thanks!:D

My favorite is Reluctance: "Aw do I really have to pass this current? Oh well, OK but I won't be held responsible if there's an overload"

amazing

Being an electrical undergrad, I appreciate your analogy of inductor and capacitor. The whole duration of this video never had an breaking point of the understanding.

May I seek to know from what you said, that current is constant in a D.c circuit please.

Is it a rule for all digital circuits with ICs and passive components ??

Nice video voice ND contents. What are the applications of these 4 terms R.I, R.C, and impedance

I learned electronics the old fashioned way when current is illustrated as flowing from Negative to Positive. This new trend where current is being shown as flowing from Positive to negative is confusing to me. It doesn't make any sense. The whole thing is called ELECTRONics for a reason because it follows or manipulates the flow of electrons.

Best video ever

Resistance,impedance and reactance (R, Z and X) are all measured in the unit of Ohm. Thanks a lot for this video

As a newbie to electronics as a hobby I am gaining so much knowledge and understanding on various topics I have watched. Thank you

I so f*ing hate this voice, it's all over social media and now here as well.

Excellent 👏
I am from El Salvador and I love theses videos 😉

The only criticism I have is that when discussing capacitive reactance, they mention “the water flow leads the force” and “the water flow must change before the force changes” - and this caused me confusion because obviously that’s impossible. What they should have said was “the water flow DIRECTION change” leads the force

Can we check voltage across live capacitor when we apply DC voltage?

Best circuit graphics I have ever seen!

Not Reactance not Impedance.
It is Inductance, Capacitance.

Excellent Explanation Sir. It is one of the simplest explanation. I never seen such a good explanation

Sir ur great and nice explanation.

Bravo. Great teaching presentation.

This video beats my lecturer in university.