Working of Transistors | MOSFET

MOSFETs are responsible for the electronic revolution that happens all around us. MOSFET is an electrically driven switch, which allows and prevents a flow of current, without any mechanical moving parts. This video explains the working principle of a MOSFET in a detailed way.

[jimothyus]

bro i have no clue why they dont just show these videos in college its way easier to understand instead of just listening and trying to imagine it in your head

[funsworld]

To be very I understood the complete and perfect working of transistor..which I never understood in my entire 4 year of Engineering course.!! 👍 Thanks

[manjeeeeet]

Honestly speaking, I'd be grateful to this channel for my whole life

[saravana_ir]

Students these days are so lucky to have access to these videos. Back then in my 12th class I used to skip these chapters as it was difficult to understand these concepts without proper picturization. Great work Lesics!

[salsamancer]

Imagine the trillions of transistors and trillions of switching required to render and serve and display this content

[glenngoodale]

You are very good at what you do... Thanks for taking the large amount of time to set up shots as well as editing... vid was so good I had to watch it twice

[sparky]

I get the fundamentals, but how the task of manufacturing these MOSFET switches to work at a microscopic level is still mind blowing to me. Appreciated the video.

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These creepy 4-handed nightmares again...

[priyankpatel]

i must admit that it took me couple of years to grasp concepts of electronics. it is exactly what you would imagine with conventional teaching after few years till you get used to symbols, vocabulary maths and physics of electronics. this visual learning is actually great. simple yet powerful, a person would understand this in no time without spending much time. kinda feel silly to know all this could have been much easier. better late than never, thanks tons. keep up the great work.

[Deutz-fahr-]

By far through out my experience in electronics for 5 years now, this is the best explanation for MOSFETs

[AZREDFERN]

You should follow up with a video on CMOS sensors.
Also good to see you in the intro. You deserve more credit for these amazing videos and clear explanation.

[andrewstone]

I forgot how much I love these videos <3
Never herd of MOSFETS before but this was a great introduction to them!

[missiona]

Incredible! I have been following this channel for 8+ years. Your continuous effort is commendable.

[psmitty]

I was a tech in the navy, had to learn this in school there. It was all computer training, there was no teacher but a proctor, just to keep us in line basically. The training breezed over this subject (transistors in general). I wandered the school building looking for a senior ET who knew what they were talking about enough to explain this in detail (like in this video) for so long. I didn't become comfortable with transistor theory until after I graduated and found resources online like this. Stuff like this is invaluable!

[johnborgins]

I have watched at least 20 videos about the workings of a transistor and not one comes even close to this one. Thank you very much!

[tanyashrivastava]

This video is excellent. I've been struggling to find a study material which explained the role of dielectric in gate but i couldn't find it in any video. This is perfect and extremely clear, things we would never find in a textbook. Thank you!

[fuzzygenius]

Thorough and informative as always! You always make such good engineering videos. Thank you!

[kalyngriffin]

Dude how tf did you are you the only person on YouTube who can explain how Mosfets work. Iv been trying to wrap my head around how mosfets are used. Iv spent weeks trying to figure it out. Now, thanks to you i think i finally understand. Great video, keep them coming!

[mithunpchandran]

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[hugmynutus]

I liked the intro. It is cool to see the people behind the camera, and their passion for the subject. Keep or lose it either way the videos are of such a consistent and high quality I hope they continue. :D