Fun with Transistors

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• LE

  @Lee-BHC · 1 year ago

  Redstone made me an electrical engineer

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• RO

  @RodCleaves · 1 year ago

  I taught classes like this from 1968 until 1999. You're much better, thanks.

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• AN

  @angeljoshuacantuhernandez2414 · 2 years ago

  I burned it intentionally :)<br>*The guy who was following along ;-; &nbsp;<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vRAACeebjI&amp;t=269">4:29</a>

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• BU

  @burtmantooth8913 · 4 months ago

  This blows away almost all ‘educational’ TV shows in the past 50 years.

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• RO

  @Roadking1965 · 2 years ago

  5th birthday i got a 101 transistor experimenters kit. When i finally understood how a transistor switches electricity without moving parts, i was totally hooked and became a self taught electrical engineer two decades later. Clept out of most classes for my degree. You can be anything you want if you are dedicated and fully interested in what you love to do. Find what you love and you&apos;ll never work a day in your life because it wont feel like work! Inspire someone now and genius will follow.

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• ST

  @StataProfessor · 2 years ago

  In my last 30 years, I always wanted to understand transistors, but nobody made it so simple, finally I have learned about transistors. Such a great teacher.

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• TI

  @Ticks_and_Chaos · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vRAACeebjI&amp;t=577">9:37</a> the LED stop glowing because the voltage drop across it is not enough. When transistor turns on the VCE drop will be 0.3V but the The red Led used requires nearly 1.8v to light up.

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• FV

  @fvgoya · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m extremely beginner about electronics. This video is one one the MOST AWESOME and EASY to undrstand about Transistors. I Never saw an explanation a PRACTICAL EXAMPLE like this one. No kidding. This videos is AMAZING!!!!!. Thank you very much.

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• CA

  @callumgardiner8469 · 8 months ago

  Found my winter time hobby

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• AN

  @andreelb · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve had a basic understanding of what a transistor does for a decade and a half. But it was seemingly impossible for me to ever use them in practice, mostly because I would not know which specific one to use for my ideas, but also because of all the obscure little details like pulldown resistors, bias voltages, etc. Having a guide like this that actually shows you how a general purpose transistor can be used in a variety of ways is gold! It&apos;s really easy to follow along when the unknowns are already figured out for you!

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• NA

  @nabexpreiment · 3 days ago

  !<br>💯 Excellent DIY electronics project. Full of useful information

• AR

  @arpanpokharel1894 · 3 years ago

  Why is Lionel Messi teaching us electronics? 🤔Jokes aside, it was a wonderful explanation!🙌🏻

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