Darlington Pair Explained | The Darlington Pair as a Switch

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The timestamps for the different topics covered in the video: 0:20 What is Darlington Pair 1:03 Advantages of Darlington Pair 2:33 Derivation of the DC current Gain of Darlington Pair 6:33 Darlington Pair as a Switch 9:25 Disadvantage of Darlington Pair

[@ditixapatel527]

Sir that you write the sentence make sure that can't hide any think Sorry sir but in same vedio I can see circuit Your concept are all good and it's so helpful in my study

[@anjanisivarambonam9895]

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[@systematicapproachtoPhysics]

Very well explained. Good ❤️❤️

[@MakeStuffDoMore]

Thank you for this. The way you explained everything in this video brought my mind to a better understanding of a few other aspects of electronic circuits.

[@TechnoBrunch]

Good one ...... Just amazed to look at your videos....

[@Roottech25]

Awesome tutorial... out of curiosity did you study in US or India?

[@diptishah3232]

Best video ever love you sir

[@poojashah6183]

Best👌🏻👌🏻

[@ram54321]

awesome 💕💕

[@ram54321]

Sir how emitter follower is used for impedence matching..?

[@proadlekopy]

Thanks I learnt a bit

[@ElectronicsCircuitHubECH]

Amazing Content

[@eggxecution]

why is the ouptut taken at the emitter in the darlington pair, whereas the output is taken at the collector for a transistor pls help

[@GauravGupta-pb8mk]

Thank you sir

[@kumarsamaksha7207]

nice

[@farhanupaul]

Why is the load connected in the Collector side, shouldn't we get a little more gain in emitter side?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Here it is used as a switch. To drive heavy load. ( High current)

[@farhanupaul]

@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS I am a little confused. I think my concept is not clear yet. Dont we get high current in both emitter and collector side?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Well actually the load can be connected to either emitter or collector. But for the design perspective when it is connected to collector, ( particularly for switching application), the design becomes much more simpler. Since emitter is connected to ground, the base voltage is at 0.7V. For the given control voltage, you can easily estimate the base current and the required current gain from the Darlington pair to drive the load. Basically, you can select he required Darlington pair according to your requirement. And it becomes easier when the load is connected at collection. I hope it will clear your doubt.

[@rishabhpatel9538]

Sir how you study all this electronics content and explains us with the clarity?

[@sierramccalister5618]

Sir your video very super, can you tell me how you draw your circut. I have to give report with circut diagram for college. Proffesor very strict. Please tell me sir

[@captainstreamer3261]

i can use ( CE - CC ) Also as Switch Isn't it ?? Infact It Will Draw More Current In Load At Collector .. Than CC - CC

[@miiroderrick8821]

Thanks

[@w67bv2cxm]

It would be helpful if the presenter in this video could speak English.