Forward Bias & Reverse Bias | Electronics

[@melvindebosscher826]

My man can write faster than the speed of light itself. Well done sir.

[@kennethwilliams7337]

Thanks for making this crystal clear. Many instructors are not very good at explaining this.

[@manjumanl222]

Most of them.

[@pranotisalankar7418]

Very nice.. Explanation in very simple language.

[@alexyao7767]

2:47, there is a mistake, but not a big deal

[@theall-seeingrinnegan5683]

Why say there is a mistake and not explain it? Wtf

[@alexyao7767]

@@theall-seeingrinnegan5683 😊

[@curiousbit9228]

love the accent!! thank you!!

[@da_druuskee7709]

for forward bias, if the current flows from the positive terminal to the negative terminal why are the electrons being pulled through the diode from the n side through the p side? When that happens it looks like the current is flowing from negative to positive.

[@lexthe1st166]

Dru Lopez right!? THAT’S LITERALLY WHY I LOOKED UP A VIDEO!! to explain that. Still no answer...

[@Ser3naaaa]

Conventional current flows from positive to negative but current is defined as the opposite direction of electron flow. It is a little confusing, but this is why current is labelled from positive to negative.

[@jimmytorreon9615]

I thought poaitive to negetive

[@AfricanTalesByTinah]

Best explanation🤗,,,from kenya💕

[@myhometuition]

Glad it was helpful!

[@justinschoeman9975]

Helpful. Thank you from South Africa 🇿🇦 🤙🏼

[@myhometuition]

Glad it was helpful :)

[@jahanritu7070]

you changed both the battery terminal and junction type in reverse bias ? why

[@saieaswaran7615]

Hi sir... May I know why do the depletion layer gets narrow in forward biased diode ?

[@ihateeveryoneontheearth.an2023]

The electrons accumulate on the middle.

[@orekisday]

double like for this amazing explanation

[@myhometuition]

Thank you :D

[@raiylynmitchell5892]

thanks for the step by step explanation , helped a lot with my assignment!!

[@myhometuition]

Glad it helped!

[@n.sureshbabu5794]

Very well explained sir.

[@gmofficial3977]

The Steven He accent, keep my attention through the whole video 😀

[@wyinsonlee3146]

silicon diode has 0.7 volt barrier right??

[@arnoldgerarddescartin6706]

It has only 0.3V barrier, the Germanium has 0.7V

[@hilloty]

@@arnoldgerarddescartin6706 wrong, 0.3 for germanium

[@kelvinokojie9867]

I love your explanation sir. Thanks

[@myhometuition]

You are most welcome

[@A3142]

Thank you very much. I've been struggling to understand this. But bcuz of this video I understand very clearly. Thank you 👍

[@myhometuition]

Glad it helped!

[@umheni2412]

I understand you very well keep it up

[@myhometuition]

Thank you, I will

[@gokceevren6598]

JAM jamjamjamjam. so cute! excellent explanation btw, thx

[@myhometuition]

Glad you liked it!

[@xila8861]

Great explaining, Nice teaching man.

[@myhometuition]

Glad it was helpful!

[@atambaasiimwe9618]

Beautiful video I was confused until I watched this 😂

[@myhometuition]

Glad it was helpful :D

[@vikimeadia7539]

super clss😊

[@deirdremyburgh6238]

Great explanation!

[@myhometuition]

Thanks!

[@sindhuprasanth4272]

Thank you ❤️

[@myhometuition]

You’re welcome 😊

[@beastmaster69420]

Thank you so much!

[@daanish4080]

Thank u sir

[@aavieneshsaravanan752]

slides have a lot of illustration error

[@avisakibaleibolatagane2102]

thank u

[@victorzedwings]

*According to what is told, forward bias is reverse charge movement in diode circuit.*
*Current consists of negative charges.*

[@maxwarfield6699]

You are using both "conventional current" AND "real electron flow" in your explanation/demonstration - thus rendering this video, confusing. You must choose either "conventional current" or "actual current flow" in order to be clearly understood, by most.

[@nnn-ey6yt]

Atlast not an Indian video

[@drdrunkenstein8974]

do u have problems with indians?

[@AyamKegendutan]

I think he meant finally an english speaker and not hindi.

[@theall-seeingrinnegan5683]

Agree. I am an Indian but was born and raised in another country, but the Indian accents still require more effort to understand than most other accents imo.

[@winchivaree140]

True, i mean not to be racist but Indian Accent is difficult to comprehend. This Singaporean guy is somehow understandable.

[@olyntan1961]

@@winchivaree140 Malaysian, not Singaporean 😂

[@Taksheel_ethnic]

SUPER

[@andrewvaughan3270]

This is such a great explanation! Thanks sir!!

[@myhometuition]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@AnthonyAdjekum]

I don't understand 😮😮😮

[@gaganpatle9650]

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[@khabhi0066]

U r voice is 🤭😂😂

[@muhammadadnan2293]

It's not a very informative video...it's a lit bit confusing

[@romaster11111]

ok?

[@iftekmahmud]

You're making it sound confusing which isn't the case.