How does an Amplifier Work? (Class-A)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- This is video on working of a Class A Amplifier and some of its variations.
The input signal is first filtered to remove any DC in it, then it is biased such that the signal stays in the active region of the transistor so that the current through the base is amplified at the collector, with amplification depending upon the gain of transistor and the resistors, at last the voltage at the collector is passed through the capacitor to remove the DC and provide the amplified input signal at the output.
chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Designing the basic amplifier with working
03:40 - Different types of class A amplifiers
05:20 - Outro
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Your first 3 minutes video solved the puzzle that I have never figured out since the classroom 30 yrs ago.
Same but half year ago
Please make a video each on different classes of amplifiers. Your videos are extremely helpful in understanding such concepts, especially in the times of online semesters.
Yes make all class videos and upload soon
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This is a good presentation & I was far behind in my class that time, now it's well comprehended
While I am new to electronics and engineering, this is quite explanatory. Thank you.
Finally a video that explains the improvements applied to the amplification process such as removing the bias signal at the output and why thoso resistors are necessary
Very very precise and clear cut explanation about working of an amplifier we hope like this video keep it up!!!❤️👍
Now explain like I'm five years old.
Very interesting explanation. Thank you!
Wow, this video was amazing! You explained the concept of amplifiers so clearly and concisely, with great examples and diagrams. This is by far the best explanation I have found on the internet. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. I am curious, where did you learn all this stuff? Do you have any book recommendations for someone who wants to learn more about electronics?
This is brilliant. Its the first time I've understood a transistor circuit.
Good graphics and great explanation! I want more!
Cheers from Italy.
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This channel needs more attention. It's great.
Exelente video, tks Master.
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You can explore almost anything 👌 great!
I was looking for guitar amplifiers but damn, I could watch this for hours
Nice and commendable...keep doing Brother....I wish I could have such nice and pictorial representation in the Graduation.
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yes! amazing, clear graphics and animation as I was expecting (y) / one more tip for you, I recently noticed a surge in peoples`s inquires about AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulators/ 1 phase or 3 phase) aka Voltage Stabilizer among Electrical and electronics enthusiasts in various online forums/ so an opportunity for you to make a good animation video about it and hit ratings. cuz there is almost not a good video tutorial about it on TH-cam
Thanks for the tips! I will try.😀👍
if either of you feel like being informative,
why do people use AC wallwarts and rectifiers/regulators to produce dual rail PSU for opamps? from studying theory (i have yet to blow up my parts) it seems that this transistor amp can boost the voltage, then a resistor divider can provide a negative rail without ripple. no one ever answers my question why people use a circuit that introduces ripple instead.
Thanks for the video man ! and btw what text to speech are you using ?
such a great video, by all means
thankful to the creator, from KRG(South.Kurdstan)
Thanks for improving your graphical work
Thanks you😀
Can you help to make a visualization video about how the "Crystal oscillator" works?
excellent work
Great video
Waiting for the next
Helpful video. I liked it
Could not have explained this better - brilliant video. I just subscribed and look forward to the next video in the series
Nice job...very simple and effective explanation video👌👌.good luck🌷🌷
Do you make logos ??
@@taufeeqkhan2629 No my friend. It's personal hobby base on my name
Very good explanation thank you
Great explanation, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Waiting for class AB video , nice
Creative video, thanks for sharing it :)
Best explanation out there! Thanks
Good one, hope to get more videos faster its long waiting time between two videos.
Whoa. Thank you. Learning curve go.
We need more videos like this
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which one is better for better OUT linier freq transistor or IC ..?
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Excellent..!
keep up the good work hope your channel grows
Nice video dude
Clear as mud, now i realised why i never understood my sec school electronic class
“An amplifier is an electrical device” and then my video crashed. Well I got my answer, no time wasted.
Hi,thanks for your videos.....i have a question about making these videos.....how you make these videos???is that 3DMax or somthing else??
With some proper delivery, this could be great.
Nice , when the second video will uploaded?
Good video
Amazing...
Very good
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Nice!!!
Now I understand how Rc & Re works. Thanks a lot, Great job. I need more about Class AB and ............. Appreciate that. 😇😇😇👍👍👍❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Okay nice video now let's make a power amp
Super vedio.thanks brother
would you explain how the emitter resistor provides negative feedback in detail?
Lets say, Emitter resistor is 1k ohm (Re = 100 ohm).
Now, when 50miliamp (I = 0.05 A) current flows through Re, by Ohm's Law, voltage across Re will be V = I*R = 0.05 * 100 = 5V.
So, if one end of resistor is grounded, the end will rise to 5V, so that, 50 milliamp of current flows through resistor.
If there was no Re, and when the transistor turns on (Assuming zero resistance from transistor), Rc will be connected to ground, thus 0 V at the output.
But if there was Re, The maximum Rc can drop to will be 5V.
The voltage drop depends on current, so as current increases in Rc, Rc tries to pull the output low, now the same current flows through Re, and Re tries to push the output high, thus providing the negative feedback.
@@ExplorerStuff thankyou your explanation was helpful
Nice video sir.Thank you sir ji
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Спасибо за напоминание. Я вообще о них забыл.
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We love your channel .
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Just now subscribed sir 🌹🌹🌹
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which parameter determines beta of the transistor ?
β (beta) of a transistor is the gain or amplification of the base current to collector's current when the transistor is in the active region.
And, A transistor is made up of two PN junctions, an emitter junction and a collector junction. The active region is when the emitter junction is forward biased and the collector junction is reverse biased.
So, beta depends on materials, doping, construction of the transistor.
Waiting for other series
Please make a video about dc millivolt amplifire
cool
Nice video 🔥 #ccrproject
Sir, why you stop 🛑 making videos😢 it much more helpful for me, a 12th passed students, what I learnt few months ago and from then a lot of questions arise and having a great willing to know about the usage of real life circuits,,,
And for that I searched many times on Google and TH-cam but nothing yet give much satisfaction like this ❤❤❤
awsome
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Class b, ab, c, d, and h too pls..🙏😁
In the following videos
Class H..... I will see if I can fit it somewhere. 👍
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Class E Please :)
Thank you so much
Do you have an explanation how D amplifier works?
They use magic...
Plzz make video on other classes soon..
Yup! Working on them.👍
thank you sir
Hi,I don't understand how the current flow through transistor.First it goes through base and colector in capacitor and the go back through colector and emitter in ground?
10/10
I'm a novice at best and found your channel through the phone charger video you have though I was disappointed to find that you dont have anymore common household circuits on your videos that I can disassemble with your videos like both types of microwaves insides or a air conditioner anything us beginners find on the side of the road maybe even explain how we could repurpose a microwave computer into some kind of timer ??? Exc.
I will try. 😀👍
Dear what's type software that used for this animation???
Plz help me
East or west devesh sir is the best
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Waiting the other classes
How does the transformer increase efficiency ?
In short,
Transformer has a coil, which stores the current (energy) when it is more and releases when it is less, thus reducing the losses.
good
Hi can you please tell me what logiciel/application have you used to design the pattern of this circuit please ? Or if you have it on your laptop with a white background can you please send it to me ! I really need it for an exam.
The information is great, but the electronic voiceover which lacks intonation makes it too hard to follow through. Please use a real human next time.
Khani is volume u gearing resonance u getting
Why doesn’t the output come out of emitter?
Voltage range.
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Please explain next class sir
Common emitter transistor
Make video on all class amplifiers
Aaaand I didn't get it
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And i dint understand again
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How does an amplifier work?
What?
I said, HOW DOES AN AMPLIFIER WORK?