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Laure wants to know how the batteries work!

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Constituted of different materials with respect to their charges (electrons), they produce by oxydoreduction a chemical effect generating an electrical voltage

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But what is a tension?

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The tension is a gap! We'll use a potato!

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But it's a real potato? Yes, we can even eat it but after :-)

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I inserted a copper wire and an iron nail into the potato: I read 0.49 or 0.5 Volt!

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With 3 potatoes I will have like the battery: 1.5 Volt!

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Laure wants to run her hair dryer with potatoes!

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NO ! unlike some 'fakes'; there is not enough intensity and therefore power!

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Watch out for the poison on videos! But what is the use of potatoes? To understand the principle

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The potato shows the principle of the pile. Volta used copper, zinc and soaked cloth

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We will look at the digital oscilloscope, currently connected to display 0 deviation

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The noise (including the 50 Hz electrical network)

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One observes 0.5 volts of difference between the lines (signals) red + and blue the reference

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This deviation is called ddp: potential difference or voltage

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This difference is constant (except discharge) and if I reverse, the difference is reversed

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The direction depends on where the reference of the measuring instruments is connected!

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There is continuous (smooth) current: it does not change direction!

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Laure wants to know what the alternative is!

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To simplify, we now have on the screen an alternating current: sometimes positive, sometimes negative

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But this zig-zag corresponds to what?

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It is like a continuous current, but it will increase, decrease, reverse ...

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The batteries produce a chemical reaction that can not change direction: only continuous

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The industrial current comes from the transformation of a rotation in current

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So rotation = change of direction = alternative most of the time!

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All the stored electricity is continuous! Batteries, batteries ... You can not store a movement

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The solar panels produce continuous, if not wind, turbines ... alternating ~

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Laure wants to know how one gets 1.5 V, 9 V, 12 Volts ...

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Batteries 1.5 Volt and rechargeable battery 1.2 Volts

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A 9 Volt battery (we'll see 6 * 1.5) and a 12 Volt battery

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Voltmeter and oscilloscope in parallel: one reads 1.65 Volt the red line has risen as much

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This one: 9.78 Volts, the line, oscilloscope signal is almost 10 V

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But tell me Laure, how do we go from 1.5 V to 9 V with the same materials?

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Laure asks why sometimes we install 2 batteries?

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I have 1.5 flights in each, so I put them to the 'leu-leu' line in series: what will I have?

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In series, I get 1.6 + 1.6 = 3.2 Volts!

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More practical: I use the coupler in order to achieve the same result!

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So how much to get to 9 Volts?

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Thus, 6 elements 1.5 V in series, offer 9 V!

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Laure says that in the battery there are 8 elements 1.5 V: 8 * 1.5 = 12 Volts!

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But the battery is leaded which offers 2 Volts per element ...

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It therefore consists of only 6 elements: 6 * 2 = 12 Volts

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12.6 Volts. So much for this little introduction! Thank you all!