Thinking and thinking and thinking... I found better ways to understand energy.
Energy is able to perform work right. How? For example if you hold a 1kg ball in your hands for 1 minute you are doing a work. So work is = energy used for a determined time. Just like power is = to voltage times Amps/hour
So what is happening here If i apply 1 volt thru a resistance of 1 ohm i'm going to make 1 ampere pass thru it within one hour. So what happen with energy?
1v*1amp= 1 watt
10v*0,1amp =1 watt
0,1v*10amps= 1 watt
Energy is dissipated in form of heat. Heat? What is heat? Heat is = to energy.
Heat is created on the resistance by attrit of electrons (amps) passing thru its constituent molecules.
So we can state that Electrical energy is = to the ability voltage has to force electrons to flow thru a circuit.
A capacitor accumulates energy in form of electrostatic field basically it can hold electrons on its cathode and accordingly to its characteristics the bigger is its value you will have less voltage difference per electron accumulated.
A rechargeable battery accumulate energy in a slightly different way 1° It will need a generator that is able to create an electron flow (generally a permanent magnet moving inside a coil of wire... ) This electron flow being rectified and encountering a resistance will develop a voltage across the resistance of the battery.
Photons are considered packs of energy...
I want to make clear that electrons are not energy. Their flow can be measured as a kinetic energy and when accumulated in a capacitor they can be measured as potential energy.
I guess a new way of creating energy should be to accelerate electrons by use of magnetic and electrostatic forces making them to collide with air molecules making them to liberate some of its electrons, for than use them gained kinetic energy to fill up a capacitance or tank circuit able to accept this electrons and convert its gained kinetic energy to potential energy.
What do you think about it?
Energy is able to perform work right. How? For example if you hold a 1kg ball in your hands for 1 minute you are doing a work. So work is = energy used for a determined time. Just like power is = to voltage times Amps/hour
So what is happening here If i apply 1 volt thru a resistance of 1 ohm i'm going to make 1 ampere pass thru it within one hour. So what happen with energy?
1v*1amp= 1 watt
10v*0,1amp =1 watt
0,1v*10amps= 1 watt
Energy is dissipated in form of heat. Heat? What is heat? Heat is = to energy.
Heat is created on the resistance by attrit of electrons (amps) passing thru its constituent molecules.
So we can state that Electrical energy is = to the ability voltage has to force electrons to flow thru a circuit.
A capacitor accumulates energy in form of electrostatic field basically it can hold electrons on its cathode and accordingly to its characteristics the bigger is its value you will have less voltage difference per electron accumulated.
A rechargeable battery accumulate energy in a slightly different way 1° It will need a generator that is able to create an electron flow (generally a permanent magnet moving inside a coil of wire... ) This electron flow being rectified and encountering a resistance will develop a voltage across the resistance of the battery.
Photons are considered packs of energy...
I want to make clear that electrons are not energy. Their flow can be measured as a kinetic energy and when accumulated in a capacitor they can be measured as potential energy.
I guess a new way of creating energy should be to accelerate electrons by use of magnetic and electrostatic forces making them to collide with air molecules making them to liberate some of its electrons, for than use them gained kinetic energy to fill up a capacitance or tank circuit able to accept this electrons and convert its gained kinetic energy to potential energy.
What do you think about it?
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