Hybrid Model (Equivalent Circuit)

[@gopikrishnan1827]

To be frank, during my engineering I don't even know how to draw this equivalent model and my base on the subject is not great. Gate 2019 didn't go well for me as I was too lethargic and didn't study well and ended up in losing. Then after completing my degree in may ( 2019 passed out) which included 2 unexpected backlogs at the 6th and 7th sem. hopefully I cleared in the 8th semester. At the month of May, I came across the neso Acadamy I started watching ur lectures and prepared notes. It's totally because of u im my base on the subjects got cleared. From my heart, i wish to thank neso acadamy team. hopefully ill surely crack gate and isro exams with good rank. i also took coaching but it wasn't up to the level.

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[@antoinebadimame]

wow this was a major step in my understanding. God bless you Sir

[@ayushsharma5955]

Such a good lect sir. I was never able to understand the topic from my college teacher. Thnku soo much

[@NaamMaiKuchNahiRaka]

4:32 it should be 1/Ho or Ho?

[@_rtdp_]

1/Ho

[@deeponjitbose8188]

Yes, you are absolutely right. This channel is good but contain so many small mistakes

[@sahilnaik7681]

those are parameters not resistance or admittance

[@srinivaschowdaryappasani2248]

It is more esay to learn concepts by your vedios ....thank u very much sir......

[@59nobody56]

If ho (h subscript o) has a unit of ohm^-1, why would it be equivalent to a resistor with resistance of ho?

[@atrogpx]

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[@hellbark]

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[@HEMANTPORWAL-t7d]

sir 1/ho should be the resistance

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[@Prashantsingh896]

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[@soumyamahapatra1354]

thank you ,thank you ,thank you..... ∞ . Such a simple thing and my teacher could not understand my question what I was asking them to tell me!!!

[@Gokul12346]

Best explanation sir..tq

[@Nirala_414]

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[@venkatamuralidhar94]

sir! first of all thanku for doing great help and then. at 4:30 why you drawn independent sources hr.v2 &hf.i1

[@infinitylove2713]

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[@bsteju2438]

greatly explained. ..tq sir

[@Official-tk3nc]

Sir we have taken v1 and i2 as dependent so we are getting this result if we change to v2 and i1 are dependent than will we end up with new circuit?

[@sohamnaik3668]

great explanation

[@ruchirlakhani1626]

Really well explained

[@SaurabhKumar-tx9hn]

Thank you. You made me understand this which I was not understanding for many times

[@bishwazitbarman6057]

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[@rasraster]

So well done! Thank you

[@souravpal99]

Ho is output admittance.. So output impedance should be 1/Ho in the output side of the equivalent circuit. Correct me if I'm wrong

[@deeponjitbose8188]

yup you're right

[@yourbestie4138]

no...its is ho or 1/ro at output side...sir has written correctly

[@anonymousbutgood4998]

@@yourbestie4138 it is wrong

[@anonymousbutgood4998]

You are right,I got the same doubt😅

[@satyamraj2779]

he took the value as ohm invese in the description so it is ho that he is representing as admittance ,

[@Batmanultra2.0]

Best explanations ever

[@UECAshutoshKumar]

Thank you sir ❤️

[@Vasuverma011]

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[@pamodakoggala]

This explanation is outstanding sir. Non of my lecturers or books I have used taught a rational way to draw this diagram. But here it explains within 7 mins. I have spend hours to by hart these thing. However, sir, here you use "ho" as the resistance in output side. ho is in Mho not Ohm as it is a admittance. So, why it is not "1/ho"?

[@aikanshjain5265]

Best ever explanation of how this model is realized...

[@cheerladinnemouli2864]

Good explanation

[@prankurraj]

he made it so easy!! ty sir

[@sameerrajput8732]

i ove your teaching way all doubts cleared thankyou so much

[@shahidullahkaiser1159]

Thank you so much for the video.

[@sayanchatterjee8399]

ho has the unit of ohm-1. So in the final model, (1/ho) should be the resistance instead of ho.

[@arethosepotatoes]

i think adding 1/ho in series and ho in parallel is equivalent? because in the first part he added the impedance hi in series

[@kabalida3660]

Thank you. It's really helpful

[@devadharshan06]

My professor are watching these videos and take notes from it. And then teach in class .

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[@Rad631]

omg now it's all clear for me, thank you so much!

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[@winstonegm]

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[@shubhammali1634]

Super explanation...tysm

[@blakshmipriya2853]

its now i understand the concept thanks a lot...

[@Prashantsingh896]

best in class

[@parthanayak1620]

Please explain how i2 is entering current and hfi1, hov2 leaving current?

[@karthikg2618]

Why we need to place the ho resistor parallel to the hfi current source sir ?

[@roronoa_zoro284]

Isn't ho an admittance ? So isn't it right that the resistance should be 1/ho in the circuit ? Only then I can get the current of that branch, ix= v2/(1/ho)

[@MohammedAdain]

Can you please elaborate the use of constant voltage source and the constant current source in the hybrid model.

[@apostolosmavropoulos177]

amazing content!

[@Rajesh732-y4l]

sir how can resistance can written if it is ce confriguation...... i think h1 as Rb...h0 as Rc ist ???

[@abhisekdatta2012]

What are the changes of these parameter when use pnp transistor instead of npn for all the bias condition???? Please explain.

[@jatinchauhan9111]

'Ohm' inverse means 'mho'?

[@rajashekharvattipelli4194]

Why should we take i2 in that direction in two port network , can we take i2 direction reverse to that, which u took in this

[@dineshreddy9250]

thank u sir for ur best explanation daiy while listening the class by my lecturer ,i felt it is very difficult , after listening ur class i feel it is very easy

[@saifinsirajshant3429]

why we have introduced control sources?

[@umairfarooq3160]

sir plzz upload lecture on hybrid π model

[@nagasrisaisubhasht2190]

sir why did we take hoV2 parallel to hfi1 in the circuit

[@Ajaysharma-ed3ro]

Why h0 is in parallel

[@vincytheman]

The output resistance should be 1/ho

[@313Ritesh]

admittance equal to resistance? It should be 1/ho.

[@vinayaksood5677]

Yes should be 1/ho

[@AkshayKumar-mv1nm]

Thank you

[@barathkumar2309]

Sir pls do a lecture about CE-CE two stage amplifiers and deriving it's parameters.

[@wisdomshorts365]

awesome sir......salute sir why did we not add 'ho' in series why in parallel?? as we add 'hi' in series.

[@anandmishra470]

Sir why we add 1/ho in parallel not in series ?Please confirm sir.

[@inspiredtechnicals9271]

Please, why is the admitance drawn in parallel to the current source, why isn't it in series?

[@superclassy1701]

Thank you :)

[@sanjaymouli182]

Sir; Can you please make the video implementation simulation and analysis of hybrid model of CE configuration! As I was unable to get clearly about hybrid model!

[@LovinBabu]

Thank you very much

[@-__RahulPorandla]

Why can't we take direction of current in opposite direction..Why it should be entering to two port circuit..??

[@surajmunda2742]

Why you connected admittances in paral1el

[@lovelysai4810]

Please say little loud good explanation

[@shivamshauryajha5264]

Nic expln sir but in 4:48 it will 1/ho.. Because ho is in mho

[@nockandfire1360]

Excellent

[@purrconnections75]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!

[@balajib8539]

Thank you sir

[@allampalliraghavaiah7837]

Why ho is parallelly connected at output side

[@abhilashabhilash4457]

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[@jay12maurya79]

Sir when you speak in video then show your word in screen ...then we are not show screen background or your statement....so its problem

[@srishtidubey7262]

u r god fr me🙌🙏

[@lakshaygupta5364]

query - instead of ho it should be 1/ho

[@meask5683]

Why the current iL will be opposite?

[@VivekSharma-eh2tv]

it will be i/ho because it is admittance not resistance

[@anindya8887]

Thank u so much sir.... Now i have no confusion..... about Hybrid Model (Equivalent Circuit)

[@amazingthingsintheworld6660]

Why we join two networks at bottom only why not on upside and why not both ???

[@karthiks8665]

Thankyou

[@ebenezershima5842]

Hi.thank you but you should write "1/ho" instead of "ho". For that output resistance

[@kenamsaitejateja3071]

Sir,how hybrid parameter circuit is equivalent to transistor

[@figueiredofelix162]

Very Powerful!!!!

[@raymondkiptanui]

great explanaton

[@davyshah1074]

Why is ho parallel??

[@NaveenKumar-ov8py]

Output current is entering into two port device but not leaving from the two port device . Any one tell why

[@achuthasreechandana1974]

sir why i1 is ib why not ibe and i2 is ic why not ice

[@rajshekarreddydonuri4897]

terminals of current source??

[@jyotipriya8656]

Please provide high quality sound

[@sweetykumarivishwakarma2891]

great 👌👍👍

[@tolearnjava4877]

You are good

[@sudarshan_adiga_k]

It should be 1/ho and not ho

[@Dhanushgopalakrishnan91]

Hello sir , what is the final answer

[@sonujaiswal2770]

hybrid π model ??????