Common Base CB Configuration [Year-1]

[@kuldeepsaroj8167]

Best animation video ever for BJT experiment....great work

[@MTutorEdu]

Many thanks for your feedbacks, your inputs and suggestions noted and we will act upon it.

[@reviewerbibhuti5100]

You save my time

[@wolf_gamer_100]

🙏🙏🙏

[@sourabh1744]

Best video

[@melee1492]

Really great

[@abinathao2953]

Awesome

[@DeepakKumar-zm6sy]

Please more make video all type electronic Components..

[@technology8436]

Nice

[@paulenefiguracion1160]

It's like I'm listening to Siri's voice hahaha nevertheless thanks for this informative video!!

[@eswarabhi999]

The voice is some what different it's gives iteration due to breaking of voice

[@korebhagath9713]

The emitter current is almost independent of Vcb

[@MTutorEdu]

Hi, The emitter current is not independent of VCB, because, in the common base configuration, the IE increases with the increase of VCB. Here, when reverse bias voltage VCB increases, the width of the depletion region also increases, which reduces the electrical base width. Due to the reduction of the electrical base width, now there are more charge particles per unit area. This increase in the concentration of charge carriers causes more diffusion of electrons from the n-type base, increasing emitter current slightly. This is why the IE increases with the increase of VCB. The same has been explained in our video timing at 3.48.

[@abcdefgh-sh6wr]

With all due respect, the animation is very good, but it looks like you are reading a book paragraph, instead of explaining the transistor behavior. Your speed is also very fast. Briefly, the lack of the characteristics of an effective teacher.

[@MTutorEdu]

Many Thanks for your Feedback, we will work on it.

[@MTutorEdu]

Hi Nasir, Your inputs noted, however, this video is all about the common base characteristics; hence “Transistor behaviour” was not included in this video, which is explained in a separate video.

[@ITSME-tz8qe]

Very bad

[@MTutorEdu]

We will strive to make it more interesting and better.

[@ITSME-tz8qe]

@@MTutorEdu it's not very bad but it's quite difficult to understand. I know how much efforts you have taken to make this . Good luck for next videos.

[@MTutorEdu]

@@ITSME-tz8qe Thank you !!! We appreciate your words, motivates us to do better and better.