Simple explanation of a generator

Published 2015-07-28
Using a fun teaching prop engineer Rudy Dehn explains how DC and AC generators work. This generator shows the flow of energy in one direction or both + and - using an LED and small bulb. See a simple split-ring commutator and slip ring.

All Comments (21)
  • @lorimeyers3839
    I’m 35, no real knowledge whatsoever on how machinery works. But this is incredibly easy to understand.
  • @bigbankhank9337
    All these fancy videos confusing me, something nice and simple finally straightens things out! Thanks!
  • @slowjamcdub
    Broke down as simple as possible! Very clear to understand! Amazing job!
  • @cruzmueller3906
    thanks this was way simpler for me then the other videos i could actually understand it
  • @Hambxne
    Now why couldn't my teacher have just shown us this video instead of incoherently babbling for 3 weeks
  • @Pithead
    Nice to see the old Genius!
  • @farhat143ash
    Fabulous video !!!! great !!! hats of to you sir
  • @kd1s
    It would be cool to see  a scope attached when it's in AC mode.
  • @ShaneFlett
    Man, that old man.. id wanna give him a hug, but id fear (just like any other normal person would react) "get the hell off me" not thatd id just randomly hug the dude
  • @tonyfox6856
    You can change from dc to ac by moving the contacts? So I’m guessing that contact rod has a separation. Of how does that work?