Lecture 36 ROM-EPROM,EEPROM and Flash EPROM

[@carlosbah4623]

12 years video and still one of the most clear on the subject of all the internet. Cheers from Spain

[@harshakumar559]

2:25 -- Mask Programmable ROM 8:14 --EPROM 21:18 -- EEPROM

[@t_a7923]

14 years and still the best....I came back after 3 years ..amazing prod

[@MayankGuptaMayankGupta]

This is the best video about the memories using the CMOS.........These videos are like the real teacher for the students of RGPV university...........Hats off to you.........

[@odgreat]

Loved the lecture - lecturer was quite clear each step along the way, did not leave any point half-explained. Will be spending more time watching nptel videos than watching the IPL this summer :)

[@paramoreguate]

Great video! Very clear. I don't why everyone else is posting their origin country but what the hell. Greetings from Guatemala! :D

[@LacticDoug]

thank you so much, i have an oral exam tommorrow in which i need all that, and thanks to this vid i have finally understood everything!!! woohoo Dr. Dasgupta RULES!!!!

[@brianhackit7900]

This professor is fantastically effective!! I wish I knew where I could watch the other lectures in this series.... Can't find them on KZbin.

[@brianhackit7900]

Found it. Search KZbin for the lecture number and his name.

[@artursarlo]

Cheers from Brazil, great instructional video. Thanks!

[@ambujsingh1940]

awesome videos,all my concepts about mosfests are clear,thank u very much nptel

[@svetli.b]

Love from Bulgaria🇧🇬❤

[@andreaskarlsson1836]

This guy has some great handwriting.

[@kakaliroy4747]

At the same time he teaches like a pro

[@kakaliroy4747]

He is a bengali...his hand writing must be good

[@dvoorganisation459]

Really nicely explained❤ teaching through black board chalk does wonders

[@josehenriquestchinguaki1570]

I'm watching your video for the first time, and it's exciting. I need to know more about electronics. If there's a way, let me know. Thank you .

[@RishendraPrasad-m5m]

still a great, an unbeatable and the rare video

[@Chibchombia100]

Thanks that was an incredible class you have a new student from colombia...

[@whiskyguzzler982]

Easy to understand presentation of a complex subject.

[@omsingharjit]

... 16:45 thank you it cleared my doubts about programming and reading , and about how to electronically differentiate two fMos on same line .

[@HowsThatApp]

Beautifully explained. Thank you so so much!!

[@FooBar89]

@mayankipsa not quite, he didn't mentioned for ROM production all the transistors are in there because the production process is cheaper, nor why, how the floating gate persists the electrons when turned off

[@ufo717212]

Great Lecture!! My teachers never specified the structures of different ROMs so specifically.

[@NguyenQuyen-zr1fg]

I love lecture, this help me. Thank you

[@ankit_aniket]

I'm from 12th Science and even I can understand because of his (respected sir) quality of teaching.

[@Abh69-4U]

Thank you sir

[@creponnekarim2865]

Thank you mister really thank you you are a savior

[@Draginx]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! This professor is amazing.

[@docfoot316]

I learnt alot from this ,Many thanks.

[@RonaldoKalunga]

I guess that I meant "Floating gate" and not "control gate" in the minute 24.19!

[@odgreat]

Even if there were a dent in the source region of the famos, that would not help in improving speed - the source is placed at low voltage compared to the drain ( typically it is grounded) to facilitate the formation of the channel of electrons in the p region. This channel formation is necessary for the mos to be on.. With this low voltage at the source, even a 'dent' in the oxide leayer there would not lead to tunneling.

[@nandobasile4694]

I really enjoyed. Thanks from France !

[@danialbrown7265]

u look like a Frenchmen....

[@jithinmathai8106]

good and informative +real high with basics I ain't posting my country that's stupid

[@fssh510287]

awesome video! really learn a lot from it, thanks!

[@douglasmutethia254]

Thanks, Quite Elaborate

[@KevinHallSurfing]

Ahhh I remember those EPROM "Burners" in the 1970's and the UV PROMS. Called "Burners" from the higher voltages required above TTL and CMOS I guess. Mainly for keyboard mapping, character gen in monitors etc etc and simple stuff back then, ya know like MICR and OCR readers etc. Of course it was all DTL and TTL before LSI, VLSI and CMOS appeared.

[@BroadSword91]

That was a really amazing lecture, beautifully explained. except for people who are more interested in the OKs/min. (Call me a suck-up if you want, I would if I saw this comment) Just one question - Why can't you do what the lecturer has done to the right n-type region to the left side as well? wouldn't that help in the increase in speed? (I am obviously talking about the EEPROM ) So a downward dent in the Floating Gate on both n regions.

[@vijayank3207]

Thank you very much sir. Very clear explanation

[@amrinnevrekar3057]

very knowledgeable n thanks for sharing it

[@tutucox]

cool video im fron brasil and im glad i can understand you very well you are a very good teacher :D

[@Filaxsan]

Very nice lecture! Love from Italy

[@asf100]

Very good. Thanks from Brasil.

[@AdrianPoroch]

OK

[@JoeCnNd]

I didn't even noticed until I read your comment. Lol

[@guillaumevincent716]

Hi I have a question.I just bought a gq4x eprom programmer kit with the adapter and the eprom eraser .It was a bundle kit on ebay.Why do I read something different depending on the sens tha I place the eprom?

[@noospaseisde]

Thx for posting this Vid, greetings from Mexico!

[@vasanthn8607]

Thank you sir great video 👍

[@rajcodes100]

Thank you Sir, I grasped the concept .

[@JoeCnNd]

9:19 funny thing is I'm watching this because my Avalanche truck BCM is failing. 10:05 his lines seem to line up above and below the float.

[@user-cvviwion]

This is awesome.

[@deependrabajracharya4148]

great explanation

[@Chibchombia100]

Nice bro...thanks

[@TheYimie]

Hi, so interesting, Thank you so much, from México.

[@vovacuna]

Thanks a lot for this great lecture!

[@giorgiaibba5341]

Saved my ass the day before the exam! Thanks!!

[@mbisetakobana]

Thanks!all the way from jamaica!yah manN!

[@ToBa049]

thanks... from Argentina!

[@yogeshnagpal3671]

Hail amitava dasgupta sir

[@brajeshkumar5349]

Very nice lecture

[@DSECBHARGAVGS]

what is the aspect ratio of the flotox eeprom cell?

[@Paint0nBrush]

Nice handwriting!

[@yerravellyvenu1071]

Thanks a for great lecture

[@anilkumarrajput1881]

how the floating gate mosfet is fabricated?

[@christoskettenis880]

I love those chalkboards!

[@avmmurali6085]

Super teaching sir

[@naplesblue]

thanks... From USA

[@princeshah6444]

where is the full cource of this sir.

[@karanraj-xm7yk]

great

[@joohop]

Thank You My Brudda

[@tinystepswithmomg]

awsome faculty..

[@junaidasim1021]

Thank you for your help_!

[@alessandrotatti187]

Thanks prof im italo and understand

[@quincysamal]

@serosoft say "shukriya"

[@ybhavd]

Minor mistake: 38:00 He says.. Flash EEPROM is bit erasable..

[@ratnakarsurya3043]

Vaibhav Deshpande thats true

[@junaidasim1021]

Its shows that you have understood the lec_!

[@TheDanadina]

thanks amit sir

[@sripadkulkarni9544]

thank you very much Sir

[@rleonmx]

la ventana de las eprom no es de vidrio es de cuarzo, el vidrio bloque la luz UV

[@Sanjana_geeks_codes]

Why -ve elections in floating gate stores y not +ve Thanks

[@jeorje70]

Good .clear lecture

[@carfreakUSA]

For anyone wanting the full lectures playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL36E832F4CA46D233

[@pisnahuj10]

thank you come again :)

[@amonster8mymother]

marvelous!

[@smooooth_]

UVEPROMs were commonly used in arcade machines

[@omsingharjit]

39 : 00 future now might be v Nand

[@NikhilSharma-wh9rt]

Bhaishab 13 saal pehle bhi KZbin pe padaii hoti thii 😂😂

[@Kid5.Z0NE]

nice one

[@alfredcobbinah4898]

thanks

[@timothybower696]

OK very good ok!

[@ajazamin9843]

thats what an IITan stand for

[@wicky4me]

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[@raivwo]

thank you

[@vaibhavSaid]

This is why called sir = GOD

[@MrLoverguy13]

nice lecture...well explained...but flash memory he covered in a flash...didn't explain anythng :-(

[@amarkamble123]

nice

[@randhawafzr]

Great lectures !!

[@Lopatoid]

Nice lection, OK?

[@saileshshiwakoti2160]

O nice

[@finlx]

That intro is so 90s

[@nalinvardhan9688]

+finlx videos were shot in 90s

[@fisshbone]

+finlx ALLAHU AKBAR

[@deividt321]

Ok?

[@ferass240]

not OK !!

[@hinditech6707]

Sir ds 2432

[@fasilaah]

Very good explanation .. May allah guide you to islam if you not..

[@sauravpoudel308]

the chalk ugh! my ears

[@kirthikakeerthi8401]

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