Basic Electronics introduction for technical interviews

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Electronics field related Concepts is very cleared and very well explanations and useful information in this video

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Thanks for best introduce to basic electronics

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thanks . i watched this for my coming interview . got revised a lot of basics .

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Aapko job mil gayi

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This is really helpful. Yes, background music is annoying but, we can just mute the video and watch it(/ read it loud to concentrate more).

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Thank u for this great information which is helpful for EC engineering students like me.

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Is it helpful for EEE ??

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I think one of the best Explaination entire the KZbin ...

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My 4 years btech completed in just 16min 🙏🙏 thanks so much mam

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this video are more informative and nicely presented..

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Smark work done by you its very useful very very thanks ❤

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Excellent way of teaching basic electronics

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Thanks provide such a knowledgeable video

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Very useful facts in a nutshell. Thank you. More are required please carry on .

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Bahut bdiya mam...thanx

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very gud information in short excellent

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Thank you so much mam very use full video to improve knowledge about Electronics 😍😍

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Good...tq for making dis vedio.

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excellent video, great wrap up of the subject. thanks a lot

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Very nice helpful video thanks

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Good work, thank you.... 🤝

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Superb

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Very super , and very useful this

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Okay. Thanks a lot. All the best. Good video.

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I had the same question in my interview... All the best to all the people who are preparing for hardware interviews.

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In which Company ??

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@@aaliyamaniyar3746 griffyn robotech

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Can you help me in finding more companies for jobs?

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Have you done MTech also

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Hi sister,my name is sravani.I cleared TR for compliance engineer but I need wrk frm home ,so I want to ask in HR round so can u clarify me they allow me for this position to wrk frm hm.pls gv rpl sis...I know itshardware it's not psbl but u can advise me how can I ask to hr how can I convince her

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Awesome mam !thank you for this perfect explanation.

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Overall a Good video for short review

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hello madam very usefull vedio...my favrt elecronics. thanks lots.

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Great video, very informative, thanks.

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Awesome explanation mam thanks a lot....🎉❤

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very usefull information . please upload basic electronics video in details

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Nyc video 🎥 and Thanks for uploading this...

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very helpful thankyou so much

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Nice informative Video i like it

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Very nice mam keep it up 👍👍

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Simply Superb ...!

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Very useful questions..

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Excellent thanks for upload this video

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Thanks for the video❤

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I have recalled all of them in an perfect manner tq

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Useful video.thanks

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Music distrubed my mind....😝make urself more impressive to ignore that type of music

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😂

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Great explanation

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Excellent 👏

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Superb tomorrow is my flex electronics Interview

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Good, keep it up. Improve the mistakes and you become more impactfull.

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One of my questions was: what is the harder and stressful job in electronics that you ever did?

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I think we need a capacitor to smooth out the music :p Pun intended. Great summary video indeed.

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bhai..... ha ha ha

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Tq for providing this information. Well and good for ece students .

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Thanks it's good 👍

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Very nice video...

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Very helpful 😊 n thanks

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Thanks for making this video....

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We want more electronic basics...

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Mam aapne bhout accha base clear kar dia thank u and u are beautiful

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Just a suggestion ma'am... when we look for a video where listening the contents very closely, background music is very disturbing.

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Thank u maam for all of the information in short.

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too annoying.... please upload the same video again after removing the background music. your background musics convert your valuable video to valueless i.e ...it's of no use.....

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Perfectly explained....but you can remove that disturbing music from it....it's improve the concentration

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Good information

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Perfect explanation....😊

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i would suggest please reupload this video after remove its background music. dil se bura lagta hai bhai

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Why the hell is the background so loud? Can’t even hear or focus on what she is saying.

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True

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Exactly!

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hi madam your nice explain..thank you

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thanks for update,it is really nice

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Hm

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you done a good job

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[@HoSoBo]

When a battery is supplying electric power, its positive terminal is the Anode and its negative terminal is Cathode. please correct the video of battery chapter. thanks

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Thanks this video useful 😊

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Nice information madam please make more videos about electronic

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nice video mam

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Is diode a active or passive component?

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active component

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Very nice

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Thanks for upload this vedio ...🙏🙏 Thank u so much...

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Superb mam

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Thank u very much my medam 🙂🥰🥳

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Very sweet and interesting

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Stop music. It will be better

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Super it's use full thank u mam

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Maam with due respect i think positive terminal is known as anode and negative one is known as cathode.

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Yes 👍

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Use full

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you have good things

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U said resistor is a passive component.. Passive component cannot control the flow of current.. Bt in resistor definition it limits the current.. Can u explain what is current

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Resister is a passive component which means which only can resist the flow of current which can not produce a current

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Thank u so much mem very helpful to me

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Too good mam

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Tq Vijetha..👍👍👍👍

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Madam super we want more videos and keep going

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[@mughatoamugha9029]

Hello miss I appreciate your hard work but in addition I would like to add some correction. Battery positive terminal is Anode and negative terminal is called Cathode. Correct me if I made mistake thank you.

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what she said is correct, positive is cathode and negative is anode

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Ya she is right please go through battery wikipedia also u will get same information

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Anode : The electrode at which oxidation reaction takes place is known as the anode. It can also be defined as the electrode from which the current enters into the polarized electrical device. An anode is a terminal where current flows into a device from the outside. We can't define an anode as positive or negative because its polarity depends upon the type of cell being used. During discharging of a battery or we may say that when a load is connected to the battery, the electricity flows from the positive terminal of the battery to the negative terminal of the battery. So in this case anode will be the negative terminal because electricity flows into the negative terminal. During charging of the battery, the electricity flows from the negative terminal of the battery to the positive terminal of the battery. So in this case, the anode will be the positive terminal of the battery. In the case of capacitors and diodes, the anode is that side where we connect the positive terminal, this is because current will enter from this side. And the side where we will connect the negative terminal will be the cathode. It is not mandatory that cathode and anode will always be used together, there are applications where anode alone is used. In the sacrificial anode coating, zinc is used to protect metals. This method is common in ships where a static charge is created due to the flow of water. The sacrificial anode which we have used will absorb all the static charge and slowly gets disintegrated. In this way, we can protect the metal. Only the coating needs to be restored. Cathode : A cathode is an electrode from where the current flows out of the device. Since the direction of flow of electrons is opposite to the direction of the current, we can say that a cathode is an electrode that has the flow of negatively charged electrons entering into it. It is the electrode at which a reduction reaction takes place. Just like anode, there is no particular polarity of a cathode, it also depends on the type of cell being used. During discharging of a battery or, when an external load is connected to the battery, the electric current flows from the positive terminal of the battery to the negative terminal of the battery. Since the current is leaving from the positive terminal of the battery, it (positive terminal) will act as a cathode during the discharging condition During charging condition electric current flows from the negative terminal of the battery to the positive terminal of the battery. In this case, an electric current is leaving from the negative terminal of the battery so it (negative terminal) will act as a cathode. The cathode attracts cations and oxidizes them in electrolytic and galvanic cells. In X-ray tubes and, electron guns, the part that emits electrons into the device forms the cathode. A cathode can be a hot cathode or a cold cathode. A hot cathode is one that is heated in the presence of a filament to emit the electrons by thermionic emission. Cold cathodes are not heated by any filament.

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Mam, Resistor can control the flow of current right?.....then how could you say it as passive elements mam....kindly explain

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There will be voltage drop across resistor,it will acts as voltage sink,so it is passive element

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5:44 Is the DC can flow through over very long without losses ? Is that true

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Mam thanks it's useful information

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Thank you, great review

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Your voice is tooo sweet

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Inductors Block the change in current how? The answer is by creating an opposite potential to the flow of current. So it stops the flow of current, can't we say this as the controlling of current for a short period of time or is it that the short period is ignored. This is regarding the second point at the time 1:48.

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All topics are revised ...... thanks

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very useful.

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