For all you guys having trouble remembering the table or are still looking of a "cheat sheet", I wrote a free program to help you out. Here is the link to the quick tutorial on how to use the program. The download link is in the description. youtube.com/watch?v=nolRA9ZmK-U
The arrow in a schematic of a Transistor or Diode drawing is not really to indicate current flow. The arrow is just to indicate the Anode(+) and Cathode(-) aspects of the Semiconductor. This helps the Technician see how the Semiconductor is Forward or Reverse Biased. It just so happens that the arrow points in the direction of “Conventional Voltage Flow” while “Conventional Current Flow” is the reverse direction,. from Cathode to Anode. This is for those who seek clarity is all.
Such wonderful information.im trying to make a simple transistor radio.but so far i couldnt..i dont have radio amplifiers like MK484 or else.im trying to make 5 transistor as a darlington pair(simple NPN 2n3904).when i play the circuit with LED in it.it becomes very sensitive.but when i attach inductor capicitor to it.it doesnot gives any audio output.please explain where can i put the tank circuit (to base?) and also explain what is a feedback coil.what does it do,where to put it at collector?
Try Googling "regenerative receiver" for your feedback coil. You might prefer "crystal radio" to that, though, and searching "transistor amplifier" comes up with lots of good circuits. Good luck!
What year was this made... based on the computer, the video quality I am guessing late 1980's may be early 1990's? He used an encyclopedia? ha ha.
.
Who is the teacher... I swear he looks a little like me... I feel sorry for him... ha ha.
.
I have a Mech engineering degree but electronics is my hobby. I restore tube radios and solid state radios and amps. I enjoy hearing how different people describe the basics. This is pretty good overview. Thumbs up.
I'm not sure these days, but if you google Jeri Ellsworth, she's a young woman who has designed chips. There my be something that you could learn from her story.
I am very thankfull for your lectures and demonstrations, your explanations are quite easy to understand (ofc if you have some base knowledge) so i hope i see more of your vids soon ;) Good luck to you.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Atomic Physicists weren't still arguing over how they work. I just concentrate on how they act, rather than how they do it.
"Nice try Ben!" My thoughts exactly when I found out in E&M class after a week of misinformed and tragic circuit construction that electrons were actually running OPPOSITE current...
in the intro the dog is so funny
INGRACEify 1 month ago
Uninformative at all look on my channnel at my vids way better...
Sexualeddrbob 3 months ago
In my limited time exposed to electronics this is one of the best explanations I ever had on transistors. If finally made me understand.
agent008chico 6 months ago
wow, amazing explanation. Thanks.
pfloydguy 9 months ago
Its a great work my friend, the topics you have described are realy a great help for beginers. thanks a lot for nice work.
Keep it up
rpttc 9 months ago
haha suckers i can pause the video, have more than few seconds now
yousini 11 months ago
For all you guys having trouble remembering the table or are still looking of a "cheat sheet", I wrote a free program to help you out. Here is the link to the quick tutorial on how to use the program. The download link is in the description. youtube.com/watch?v=nolRA9ZmK-U
MJLaukala 1 year ago
the transistors in chips are used to form logic gates, which preform the actual math involved in computing.
xXDominoXx 1 year ago
The arrow in a schematic of a Transistor or Diode drawing is not really to indicate current flow. The arrow is just to indicate the Anode(+) and Cathode(-) aspects of the Semiconductor. This helps the Technician see how the Semiconductor is Forward or Reverse Biased. It just so happens that the arrow points in the direction of “Conventional Voltage Flow” while “Conventional Current Flow” is the reverse direction,. from Cathode to Anode. This is for those who seek clarity is all.
MSTLOM 1 year ago
2 dolors for a microprossesor mine cost 400 bucks!
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
waht bout ben frklin?
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
What's really cool is that David Stringer is still around, doing his "stuff". I accidentally stumbled across his website:
davidstringer.ca
He is literally a "Jack Of All Trades."
maddogmcrae 1 year ago
Such wonderful information.im trying to make a simple transistor radio.but so far i couldnt..i dont have radio amplifiers like MK484 or else.im trying to make 5 transistor as a darlington pair(simple NPN 2n3904).when i play the circuit with LED in it.it becomes very sensitive.but when i attach inductor capicitor to it.it doesnot gives any audio output.please explain where can i put the tank circuit (to base?) and also explain what is a feedback coil.what does it do,where to put it at collector?
tiputipu0052 1 year ago
Try Googling "regenerative receiver" for your feedback coil. You might prefer "crystal radio" to that, though, and searching "transistor amplifier" comes up with lots of good circuits. Good luck!
acmeschool 1 year ago
Very interesting and entertaining session.
ajittffcure 1 year ago
What year was this made... based on the computer, the video quality I am guessing late 1980's may be early 1990's? He used an encyclopedia? ha ha.
.
Who is the teacher... I swear he looks a little like me... I feel sorry for him... ha ha.
.
I have a Mech engineering degree but electronics is my hobby. I restore tube radios and solid state radios and amps. I enjoy hearing how different people describe the basics. This is pretty good overview. Thumbs up.
gmcjetpilot 1 year ago
Where could you find real instructions how to build silicon microchip?
iamsnail 1 year ago
@iamsnail
I'm not sure these days, but if you google Jeri Ellsworth, she's a young woman who has designed chips. There my be something that you could learn from her story.
acmeschool 1 year ago
@acmeschool
Ok. Thank you. :)
iamsnail 1 year ago
@iamsnail This study takes years... you can't just "find real instructions"....
VeXorian1337 1 year ago
I am very thankfull for your lectures and demonstrations, your explanations are quite easy to understand (ofc if you have some base knowledge) so i hope i see more of your vids soon ;) Good luck to you.
pon4iks 1 year ago
The robot is the funny part from this video
IraqMesopotamia 1 year ago
68000! I worked with 6802and 6809 .
nice presentation for Amplifier valve concept
4Algerian 1 year ago
Nice job. I'm still trying to understand the transistor. Why is something so simple so hard?
BadChizzle 1 year ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the Atomic Physicists weren't still arguing over how they work. I just concentrate on how they act, rather than how they do it.
acmeschool 1 year ago
technology pwns
striderg3 1 year ago
i loled at the robot
malkster99 1 year ago
oh man, that motorola
jimday666 2 years ago
this is my speed
iorixs 2 years ago
Robot fail 8:02
TheSuperAwesome 2 years ago
thanks
iBucalov 2 years ago
haha thats awesome
skierplaterandy 2 years ago
"we'll hold on for a few seconds, in the case you wanna pick up notes". I loled.
Great series by the way!
darijo203 3 years ago 5
"Nice try Ben!" My thoughts exactly when I found out in E&M class after a week of misinformed and tragic circuit construction that electrons were actually running OPPOSITE current...
littleoaf 3 years ago