How a Transistor Works ⚡ What is a Transistor

How a transistor works and what is a transistor, besides talking about semiconductors and the union pn, npn and pnp - Basic electronics
How a transistor works
Part 1: How do transistors work? - You're watching it now: P
Part 2: 9 Types of Transistors and how they work - • Cómo Funciona un Trans...
Part 3: The Problem of Quantum Physics in Transistors - • Como Funciona un trans...
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So helpful thanks alot

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You know your stuff, twice! How it works and how to teach us how it works. Unique teaching method. I like it. Thank You.

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Great Sir... I would have been an expert , if had these type of learning in my PG ... thank you..

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This is one of the best video on transistor, thanks : )

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Oh no! Finally I could understand how transistor works.
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[@velvetsound]

Great video. This and your second video on transistors is fantastic.Great animation work too.

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Really comprehensive, isn't it? Best explanation I've been given.

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Great quick lesson...thanx!

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[@GekoTDi]

Its good that you describe it as a voltage controlled device, because there is a lot of false info that claims that BJT is a current controlled device just because the typical base current is larger than a gate current in FET, they are both only a leakage currents.

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It may be too late but I would love to see a video on FETs(field effect transistors) and MOSFETs (metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors). BTW great channel!

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See the other video. You will not be disappointed.

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please make a video explaining the movement of electrons in the Joules thief circuit. 🙏🏼🇧🇷👍⚡👀

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We would hardly find such content in Portuguese 😁

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Whenever I see a video explaining how transistor works it just go over my head.

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Background sound is really disturbing a lot

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[@jensschroder8214]

Also important to know. If a transistor is designed for 30 volts and you exceed this voltage at the collector-emitter path, the transistor will also conduct without base current. There are also transistors for higher voltages.

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Luv and understand your way of explaining

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Thank you. Excellent video

[@cndbrn7975]

Can it be thought of as (N)egative (P)ositive (N)egative for an N-P-N and,
(P)ositive (N)egative (P)ositive for a P-N-P transistor?
In an NPN the Emitter is always connected to ground? In PNP the Collector is always connected to ground?

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In that example at 5:00, wouldn't the battery below quickly discharge?

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Lm338: I'm using a Lm338 for current regulation @ 3A/20.5V. Rather than using a 61.5 watt resistor, I want to use a switched-capacitor. Is it possible to use another Lm338 as the switch for the switched-capacitor? So, it'd be an Lm338 inside another Lm338

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Hi sir may you please make a video on irf3205

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6:19should pipe containing water actually be emitter?

[@zkyu-0000]

Nice video and it is so vivid, but i have a question that what will happen if we exchange the emitter and collector? the transistor will work or not?

[@nassryazli]

Yes it would work, but keep in mind that you’d have a new transistor with different spec

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kindly explain IGBT transistor in detail

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can you make a vid about the hall effect too and magnetomotive force?

[@benevolentessence8809]

thanks for the video. I definitely have to watch this a few more times to understand it better lol..but i was wondering if you can show how a low gain germanium transistor (ac128 or nkt 275) is made..i'm wondering if it can be possible to make it myself since the nkt 275's are so expensive now

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AMD do not make transistors, they get Taiwan Semi to make them.

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[@tkanal1]

You have it wrong in the video...AMD doesn't make any transistors or lithography, they just design the processors... It is TSMC who is developing and providing the lithography and making the processors for AMD...