I promise you. If you saw this video 15 years ago you'd be just as apathetic, its just you've aged and appreciate learning now it's a choice and not a demand
@@lwo7736 Stop with nonsense DUDE! You clearly don't understand . 15+ years ago if "eletronics" was not your ""main job/school/whatever" it was not possible to get GOOD info FAST etc . Time is important ! Apathetic is you who don't understand internet.
you are in the wrong place for that, you simply cant fit everything into 1 minute and still have it educational enough that basically anyone will understand the concept.
The best ever video on the transistors workings, I must have watched about 50 videos or more in the past year. This is the winner, EUREKA!!! EUREKA!!!(naked down the street)
I need more shorts like this, I love repairing old electronics but have never really understood what all of the components do, just the physical act of how to replace them. You earned a subscriber
bruh, talking from my own experience, as well as based on all these comments, i can say that THIS is what people studying electrical engineering need. simple analogies like this clear up so much
I kept on asking my pre engineering teacher how this thing works and all he said was that it was a switch. You've taught me better in a less vague, but easy to understand way. Thank you!
I'm a mechanical engineer who graduated in 2017 and hated electronics. This one video has made it so easy to understand transistors that my mind is blown. Thank God for youtube and such amazing channels.
Great explanation. This made it very easy to grasp even for beginners. Love the ending by the way. You can't go wrong with blowing something up or setting something on fire!
Keep in mind that a transistor (like any diode) has to be controlled by the current, not by the voltage. (Hence, the resistor is needed to limit the current.) The problem is that the forward voltage decreases with temperature. (The voltage level where current starts flowing) Imagine a voltage controlled circuit: current starts flowing, diode/transistor becomes warm, opens even more...and exploded! 😂
need more videos like these. I sometimes get confused about the difference between voltage and current. I hope we get similar videos to this like explaining resistor, capacitor and other basic electronic components. It would also be more appreciating if the channel makes videos on how to recognise the values and ratings of components. 👍🏻👍🏻✨✨
I love you man, this analogy and explaination is just too awesome.. During my engineering, I used to try to understand the inner workings of these components, by making up analogies to tryna learn it.. But I never had the insight that you had. I wish I'd access to brilliance like you in my days.. your YT shorts on all the components are just too amazing
Never understood how it works till now, short video changes my word. As someone who build a furnace to melt aluminum, induction heater, plasma maker, and the solar panel that trucks the sun, I’m saying it is never too late to learn new stuff 😎
THANK YOU for explaining this so well! Electronic circuit diagrams may as well be hieroglyphics to me, but your videos have really helped me understand what the symbols and paths actually DO now.
The swing gate analogy is actually really cool. Transistors also have a region where they can be partially open, this is known as linear region. It took me a while to understand this concept myself, I thought it was just on or off.
i have no idea how I learned more from this channel about electrical components than my school either I just didn’t pay ENOUGH attention or my teachers were just that bad
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This short video cleared up like 4 years of confusion 🤣
That's what I was thinking
Just crazy
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Truee
Literally unlocked an achievement in my brain
Lmaoo
Imagine having youtube and this dude 15 years ago when i was in high school.
Don't worry people from now stays on TicTok, not on TH-cam learn what a transistor is
We have TH-cam 15 Years ago, but this dude is new :)
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I promise you. If you saw this video 15 years ago you'd be just as apathetic, its just you've aged and appreciate learning now it's a choice and not a demand
@@lwo7736 Stop with nonsense DUDE! You clearly don't understand . 15+ years ago if "eletronics" was not your ""main job/school/whatever" it was not possible to get GOOD info FAST etc . Time is important ! Apathetic is you who don't understand internet.
That's the best analogy of a transistor I've ever seen. Keep up the great work.
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yes and in less than 1 minute and not a 10 min video with 1 min of actual learning material
This short is the best explanation I've ever seen for a transistor, and I have an electrical engineering degree.
This is a good explanation. Would be nice to include some mention of amplification, which is one of the most important uses of transistors.
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you are in the wrong place for that, you simply cant fit everything into 1 minute and still have it educational enough that basically anyone will understand the concept.
Look when the gate is half- open
As an op amp
Great explanation. I went to school for electrical engineering and I wish they had started off with a simple explanation like this.
I hope that you don't stop making the main videos. There really good. I've learnt a lot from them. 👍
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The best ever video on the transistors workings, I must have watched about 50 videos or more in the past year. This is the winner, EUREKA!!! EUREKA!!!(naked down the street)
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You guys explains electronics in such a simple way that anyone can understand. Thanks for making such kind of videos
Thank you so much for uploading this video, not just a good animation. But, time efficient and easy to understand summary. Respect for you man!
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This comparison with water makes it one of the best explanations.
Please do more of this!!! 🤲🏽
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I need more shorts like this, I love repairing old electronics but have never really understood what all of the components do, just the physical act of how to replace them. You earned a subscriber
Hands down this is the best channel for anything electrical engineering related
By far the best analogy for transistors I have seen.
I’m currently learning coding/wiring so your videos help A LOT. thank you
These videos help clear up so much stuff I had no clue about in the technology world. Thank you
Just 2 minutes of a video cleared up years of confusion, fantastic
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My gosh this explanation is SO freaking helpful for me
bruh, talking from my own experience, as well as based on all these comments, i can say that THIS is what people studying electrical engineering need. simple analogies like this clear up so much
I kept on asking my pre engineering teacher how this thing works and all he said was that it was a switch. You've taught me better in a less vague, but easy to understand way. Thank you!
See the full video for full details
I'm a mechanical engineer who graduated in 2017 and hated electronics. This one video has made it so easy to understand transistors that my mind is blown. Thank God for youtube and such amazing channels.
Best explanation anyone has given me
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Please do more shorts you are such a great channel learn from and any content from you is a god send!
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Great explanation. This made it very easy to grasp even for beginners. Love the ending by the way. You can't go wrong with blowing something up or setting something on fire!
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This is by far the easiest transistor explanation video
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we need more like this short video , thank you for your work
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Definitely nice having these videos to help clear confusion
greatly and briefly explained!
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Epic explanation, absolutely epic! More please!
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This video clip was by far the best explanation of how a transistor work then anything any Professor taught me in school
I took an electronics class and somehow passed without knowing how to think of a transistor until now... Great video!
Second year of electrical engineering and this is maybe the best presentation about transitor
See our full transistor explained video, soooo much better
This video is perfect, I am studying electronic devices and it is helping me lot 😀
I thoroughly enjoy these simplified, highly understandable explanations on the workings of electronic circuits.
Keep in mind that a transistor (like any diode) has to be controlled by the current, not by the voltage. (Hence, the resistor is needed to limit the current.) The problem is that the forward voltage decreases with temperature. (The voltage level where current starts flowing) Imagine a voltage controlled circuit: current starts flowing, diode/transistor becomes warm, opens even more...and exploded! 😂
need more videos like these. I sometimes get confused about the difference between voltage and current. I hope we get similar videos to this like explaining resistor, capacitor and other basic electronic components. It would also be more appreciating if the channel makes videos on how to recognise the values and ratings of components. 👍🏻👍🏻✨✨
the water pipe explanation made it so much easier to understand
Love this. Clear explanation.
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My new favorite channel. Such simple yet brilliant explanations
Those are bipolar transistors. The legs on those transistors are emitter, base and collector. Nice dramatisation! Really like your videos!👍
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Can you please cover more components!? This made so much sense! ❤😊
Check our long form content, so many components covered in detail
Thank you i was waiting for this for so much time from u regarding transistors
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Thank you so much. I finally understood it.
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A brief explanation yet very clear!
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Thank you. These shorts are great.
Maaan where were you befooooore with this explanation?! 🥶
Thank you though ;)
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I'd love to see more of this short content is great a way to get into the longer form videos keep it up great as always!!
I love you man, this analogy and explaination is just too awesome.. During my engineering, I used to try to understand the inner workings of these components, by making up analogies to tryna learn it.. But I never had the insight that you had. I wish I'd access to brilliance like you in my days.. your YT shorts on all the components are just too amazing
To be honest, this explanation is the simplest and best. Great job!👏
1 minute and explained easy.
Thankyou!!
Thank you so much for the informative explanation ❤️
Never understood how it works till now, short video changes my word. As someone who build a furnace to melt aluminum, induction heater, plasma maker, and the solar panel that trucks the sun, I’m saying it is never too late to learn new stuff 😎
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Keep them coming! The best tutorials I have seen.
Your videos really help me getting to know better on my college subject. Thank you so much 🙏
👍 An excellent and amazing video. We greatly value it.
This is the best explanation ive seen for transistors, i had a terrible teach a year ago that couldnt do what this video did in 10 seconds
A confusion worth 1 whole semester explained in 60 seconds. Thanks
These are amazing, thank you. Bite-sized knowledge is great.
Very good and professional and briefly explained
Your videos are very easy to understand and I appreciate that.
Short and clear❤️🔥
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this channel is a goldmine! great videos, thx
That visual and description made it so easy to understand.
I'm seeing a pattern of too much power causing things to burst in flames as well.
Bro explained me much well in 60 seconds then the google research which I did for days....
Should see our full tutorial, everything covered
Best explanation how a transistor works I’ve ever seen.👍🏻
Impressively well done.
Most excellent analogy...simplifies the explanation immensely...thank you so much for the video...looking forward to the next!!!
I love how you do one for each of all the primary component types and they all end with "but, if we exceed this, they blow up"
Oh my I’ve missed this lesson during my days, thanks for this short video❤
THANK YOU for explaining this so well! Electronic circuit diagrams may as well be hieroglyphics to me, but your videos have really helped me understand what the symbols and paths actually DO now.
This is awesome! Please do more shorts!
That was really good example to demonstrate the working of a transistor, really awesome 🎉
Brilliant explanation with the swing gate!
Best explanation ever! Thank You!
The water example is amazing.
Subscribed and shared with my friends.
Amazing channel 👏🏻
These videos are amazing!
We don't learn anything about this in our apprenticeship 😢😢😢 your knowledge is heaven
The swing gate analogy is actually really cool. Transistors also have a region where they can be partially open, this is known as linear region. It took me a while to understand this concept myself, I thought it was just on or off.
4 years of high school nobody explained it like this to me,dude you are awesome
i have no idea how I learned more from this channel about electrical components than my school
either I just didn’t pay ENOUGH attention or my teachers were just that bad
Finally! Simple explanation I can understand. Love it!
See our full video tutorial, you'll learn so much more
This channel has been teaching me, with shorts, what 5 years of college didn't!!
Ngl youtubers are teaching me better than any of my high school teacher
Im self studying graphics card pcb repair and your shirts have been very helpful. i hope you do more.
Finally, a useful short worth watching. Thanks!
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Another Great explanation!
Easy to learn , thanks a lot.
This is a very good explanation 👍
Do more bro, crystal clear. Need working of all components like these
Great work.
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Beautiful explanation!
the water analogy is amazing...thank you.
Thanks for the clear explanation i will watch the full video later.
This is amazing shorts content. Thank you.
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You have no idea how useful these are
Thanks so much u are the best engineers teacher
Man, this just cleared my 4 years of confusion, before i couldn't visualize understand how it worked as a switch
Fantastic explanation of threshold voltage!