This video explains how the Van de Graaff generator works. The Van de Graaff generator generates static electricity by rubbing two insulators together. One i
At its core, a current comparator works on a simple principle. It takes two input currents, often referred to as I1 and I2. The comparator then determines which of these currents is greater. If I1 is greater than I2, the comparator outputs a certain signal, usually a ‘1’ or HIGH. Conversely, if I2 is greater than I1, the output will beFeatured Demos:11207: Van de Graaff Generator11208: Van de Graaff With Wig11505: Electric Whirl11506: Lightning Chamber
A Van de Graaff generator is demonstrated, the amount of charge on the generator calculated, how it operates is explained, and a Leiden (Leyden) jar capacito
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