Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, the continuous charge distribution such as line charge, surface charge and volume charge is explained with solved examples.
The following topics are covered in the video:
0:00 Line Charge (with Solved Examples)
11:39 Surface Charge (with Solved Examples)
26:42 Volume Charge (with Solved Examples)
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*What is Line Charge Distribution:*
In Line charge distribution, the electric charge is distributed continuously across the line.
In this case, the electric charge is represented using the line charge density. (unit - C/m)
In this video, different types of line charge distributions are explained using the solved examples.
*What is Surface Charge Distribution:*
In Surface charge distribution, the electric charge is distributed continuously across the surface area.
In this case, the electric charge is represented using the surface charge density. (unit - C/m²)
In this video, different types of surface charge distributions such as surface area of cylinder, the surface area of triangular region are explained using the solved examples.
*What is Volume Charge Distribution:*
In Volume charge distribution, the electric charge is distributed continuously across the volume.
In this case, the electric charge is represented using the surface charge density. (unit - C/m³)
In this video, different types of volume charge distributions (such as volume charge of cube and sphere) are explained using the solved examples.
This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the concept of Line charge, Surface Charge and Volume Charge.
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In this video, the continuous charge distribution such as line charge, surface charge and volume charge is explained with solved examples.
The following topics are covered in the video:
0:00 Line Charge (with Solved Examples)
11:39 Surface Charge (with Solved Examples)
26:42 Volume Charge (with Solved Examples)
*For more videos on Electromagnetic Theory, check this playlist:*
bit.ly/4nrqFDv
*For more videos on Analog Electronics, check this playlist:*
bit.ly/3QtqdnN
*For more videos on Digital Electronics, check this playlist:*
bit.ly/31gBwMa
*What is Line Charge Distribution:*
In Line charge distribution, the electric charge is distributed continuously across the line.
In this case, the electric charge is represented using the line charge density. (unit - C/m)
In this video, different types of line charge distributions are explained using the solved examples.
*What is Surface Charge Distribution:*
In Surface charge distribution, the electric charge is distributed continuously across the surface area.
In this case, the electric charge is represented using the surface charge density. (unit - C/m²)
In this video, different types of surface charge distributions such as surface area of cylinder, the surface area of triangular region are explained using the solved examples.
*What is Volume Charge Distribution:*
In Volume charge distribution, the electric charge is distributed continuously across the volume.
In this case, the electric charge is represented using the surface charge density. (unit - C/m³)
In this video, different types of volume charge distributions (such as volume charge of cube and sphere) are explained using the solved examples.
This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the concept of Line charge, Surface Charge and Volume Charge.
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![Half Subtractor and Full Subtractor Explained
In this video, the Half Subtractor and Full Subtractor are explained in detail.
By watching this video, you will learn what is half and full subtractors and how to implement a full subtractor using half subtractors.
Timestamps:
0:00 Half Subtractor
3:34 Full Subtractor
11:11 Full Subtractor using Half Subtractors
What is Half Subtractor?
It is the combinational circuit that performs the subtraction of two input bits and generates the difference and borrow bits as an output.
The logic circuit of the Half subtractor consists of one two-input XOR gate (Difference output) and, one AND gate and NOT gate (Borrow Output).
The Boolean expression of Difference and Borrow output of Half Subtractor:
D = A (XOR) B (The difference output)
B = AB. (The borrow output)
The half-subtractor circuit can perform the subtraction of two one-bit numbers without any borrow input. It is suitable for the subtraction of the two one-bit numbers at the LSB positions.
Full Subtractor:
The Full-subtractor is the combinational circuit that performs the subtraction of two input bits and the incoming borrow bit and generates the difference and the borrow bits as an output.
The Boolean expression of Difference and Borrow output of Full Subtractor:
D = A (XOR) B (XOR) Bin
Bout = AB + Bin [ A (XOR) B ]
The Full Subtractor circuit can be implemented using the two Half Subtractors and one OR gate. In this video, the design of Full Subtractors using Half Subtractors is also explained.
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