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Why do Junction Transistors Amplify Current and not Voltage

97K views · Jun 4, 2023 · People & Blogs

Comments · 101

  • @KrebstarRunner · 3 years ago

    Very, very helpful!<br>I&apos;m a vacuum tube guy trying to understand transistors, be them a BJT, FET, JFET, MOSFET... and the others.<br>I&apos;ve never heard BJTs described this way before. It&apos;s a lot of food for thought.<br><br>Thank you!

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  • @astrosap · 3 years ago

    Sir! I want to repeat this everyday: You are the best Electronics teacher in the whole world. Thank You very much!

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  • @whatzause · 3 years ago (edited)

    I&apos;ve done a lot of work in electrical circuits, but thanks to you, today I found out (basically) how an air-conditioner works! &nbsp;Very simply explained. Thanks!

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  • @charlesschneiter · 3 years ago

    Thanks for this latest refresher! You are a teacher &nbsp;of great talent 👍

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  • @gabek9794 · 4 months ago

    This is not only a great explanation for something that I always found vaguely confusing &nbsp;but is one of the best &nbsp;explanations of how a transistor works. &nbsp;This gentleman has a brilliant way of explaining things, taking small, logical steps to make each concept clear before moving on to the next idea. &nbsp;Anybody that wants to teach should study the techniques displayed in these videos.

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  • @slehar · 6 months ago

    Simpler example: put your thumb on a garden hose and try to control the current. Easy. Now I’ll try to control the pressure in the hose with your thumb and you don’t have any control.

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  • @stuartbruff8786 · 2 years ago

    The conventional viewpoint has bugged me for years, so it&apos;s nice to see someone articulating what I&apos;d thought all along and caused me a lot of self-doubt. Nice summary.

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  • @ReBaRadio · 6 months ago

    Physics dictates that BJTs function as voltage-controlled current source devices (NOT current-controlled) just like FETs. <br>A voltage applied to BE generates an emitter current, and since the base region is so thin, most of this current is collected by the collector region. <br>The h-parameter model was largely phased out decades ago because it lacked a direct connection to the underlying physics of the transistor. <br>The concept for the FET predated the BJT, but technical limitations meant practical applications were unfeasible; no viable applications could be realized at the time.

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  • @CeasarTheLeader · 4 months ago

    My favorite tutor ever ❤

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  • @kairysisKrantas · 4 months ago

    This kind of content should be recorded on celuloid film and stored in mountain vaults far north for future generation to recover skills after we nuke ourselves.

  • @OfeliaMaria-wl4yc · 2 months ago

    Easy and soft. This is real talent🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺👏👏👏

  • @Starbuckin · 8 months ago

    Can&apos;t have voltage without current and can&apos;t have change of current into a static resistance without changing voltage. Nice vid.

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