How a BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR (BJT) WORKS

[37prakhar]

nice job



[whoosh89]

At 7:20, you said current flows out of the Collector. It should be electrons flowing out, as depicted on your diagram, and hence current flows in.

[youspinmerightrounds]

@whoosh89 Nope, that's a convention left over from the dark ages! It's 'conventional current' which is flowing in, however, the flow of electrons is current.

[oneheroclass]

thx

[sunnyjaiswar1992]

great DUDE....really helped me to clear my concepts..:)

[FashSolanki]

lolz turn on the youtube transcript its hillarious hahaha

[sunnyjaiswar1992]

@FashSolanki yeah....lolzz......:p

[themettadown]

Good work, great video, your accent is also much more pleasing to listen to than my lecturer's

[xALIGx]

great video! do bode plotting :P

[youspinmerightrounds]

@xALIGx As in do a video on bode plots?

[xALIGx]

@youspinmerightrounds yes please

[xALIGx]

great video!

[4144758]

Excellent explanations!

[ppingpoong]

thanks heaps dude! helped me understand this alot better

[youspinmerightrounds]

@ppingpoong Great thanks! If you have any video suggestions please pass them on, I've kinda run out of electronics ideas!!

[willemcide]

@youspinmerightrounds Small suggestion: Get the camera perpendicular to the page. Will help a bit. Thanks for vid.

[08659834]

since the green is darker than the yellow on the page, does that mean the electrons are more concentrated??

[nospindoctor]

@08659834

No.

(And actually, it's the opposite. The emitter is more heavily doped with donor atoms, so it has more electrons.)

[08659834]

@nospindoctor Thanks for your reply. But the green is darker, so surely it's more concentrated there?? is it some sort of deliberate mistake? otherwise he would have used yellow instead