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

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[lifeinshape]

Background sound is really disturbing a lot

[sweetnsourowaziyo]

You are the best facilitator thank you so much for this clear basic video of a transistor👌👌👏👏

[bun]

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

[palanifeynman]

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

[jlucasound]

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

[velvetsound]

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

[p.g.samarathunga]

Oh no! Finally I could understand how transistor works.
Great job👍👍virtualbrain. Thank you very much .😀😀

[RODOLFO.M.S]

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

[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.

[joshanderson]

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!

[NKG]

GREAT... Thaks for anime and also video. Regards...

[Columbariusify]

6:19should pipe containing water actually be emitter?

[florentinosanchez]

Thank you so much for your animated explanations

[jensschroder]

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.

[cndbrn]

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?

[tko]

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

[simonmsiza]

Hi sir may you please make a video on irf3205

[gabrielphilips]

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

[foureyedchick]

The bunker maker AA and 9v batteries look like Duracell batteries with different writing on them.

[zkyu]

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?