15 Transistors Characteristics & Biasing

[@mizouman]

What a high teaching quality indian students are exposed to! Thanks for the explanation

[@jerryocrow1]

Your lecture demonstrates why Indian graduates are in demand in the US. They were taught to a higher standard. (Not counting the tardy boys that need discipline, but, that is another comment.) Great job. Seems everyone is in accord. Honors to you Professor Roy. As to post production, the audio technician failed to mute/attinuate the "throat clearing" from a level greater than the average volume down to where it no longer hurts the ears (which is an exmaple of the amplifier section of the lecture). (Approx 1time/40 seconds.) In production, Prof Roy needs hot tea with honey to minimize the problem.

[@kishorvalsalan1559]

A series of super lectures by a Super Professor...... Recorded in the year I was born....

[@sergpodolnii3962]

Good explanation of the BJT thermal runaway and the negative feed-back loop

[@robfrei6375]

Outstanding lecture!

[@koushik1996]

This professor is very good.i never understood about it in my college but he is good

[@makerKID5]

Literally one of the best videos on KZbin ever.

[@derrukumar3545]

superb explanation....best video lecture I have ever watched.

[@Manishkrpandey97]

i loved the way of yours teaching.... thank u sir

[@lawrencejelsma8118]

As an Electrical Engineer I recommend this teacher for adequately teaching the Common Emitter circuit for DC and AC analysis (and both load lines representations) of the BJT NPN transistor. The BJT NPN and PNP transistors are useful in many analog and low frequency digital designs. I would like to see his lectures on the "FETS (including the MOSFETS)" for IC higher frequencies designs if I were a chip maker of computer chips.

[@quelle888]

very good lecture! It clarifies many concepts and terms in a simple and intuitive way.

[@GidzPaul]

superbbbb :) Passed my exam !!!1

[@warperone]

excellent explanation and teaching style !

[@suryasikharej8116]

at 11:23 the battery's positive terminal is connected to the negative terminal of the diode so how is this diode then forward biased.

[@anandprakash5223]

Best video lecture on transistor biasing and characteristics

[@srikanthsuram9210]

very good explanation sir......

[@thenightsilence1145]

very perfect lecture,thank u sir and go forwaard

[@AnoopAppu2]

This video is recorded in 1994.

[@kaustavbhattacharjee224]

best vidieo ever

[@நக்மாசெல்]

Illustration as to why amplification is cogent. Good lecture

[@rajendraroul199]

its superb !

[@bhargavvyas36]

Very Nice...Got all my concepts clear....Thanks

[@ajaysigatapu1923]

great expalanation of the concept

[@mohammadosama9495]

,,..Thank you for this perfect explanation

[@shivaprabhuhoratti4010]

understood evrythng thouroughly

[@GopalSali]

good shivu...

[@পদার্থবিজ্ঞান-চ৯হ]

Excellent lecture.........

[@MohitBeniwaldtu]

well u can sure teach a thing or two to my lecturer here at dtu...

[@venoum0]

sir u r amazing!

[@neilgroves3592]

Hate when students can't turn up to a lesson on time then disrupt everyone when they drift in!!

[@vancao257]

I want to design a amplier power with Pout 1W, f=150-175Mhz, use transistor bipolar. I can't seach datasheet what transistor bipolar can do it. Can you help me?I'm Viet Nam

[@premprakashgupta7389]

well

[@werdhack]

me too

[@m101ist]

Students sit down and listen, and if you are not interested or not want to learn, you are in the wrong class and there's the door. 😳 thank you.

[@bazilzieel]

transistor on PS4...Red

[@JOHNOBUB]

Online class=no good

[@meemsarkar]

Yeah online is never good if your basic concepts are not clear. I'm sure you cant even explain an equation of straight line properly. Go get concepts first then come to online courses

[@capsbr2100]

haha, late students

[@engineersspace-abhyam5516]

so poor starting music

[@meemsarkar]

This is a fine lecture but ur comment indicates that you are more interested in music than the transistors because the music is poor indeed. But you should not comment such things as this type of comments will make you look 'not needed here' type of guy as those who have seen this video, know that how much an important video lecture is this regarding the basics of analog electronics subject. You want good electronic music, listen to Aphex Twin but we dont expect good starting music from video lectures of NPTEL, we expect stuff about math, physics, tech etc.

[@HARDY4006]

you nailed him

[@saikiransivaji3378]

@@meemsarkardont decide him with that single comment.....

[@The_Penguin_City]

El video es horrible y confuso

[@meemsarkar]

If this appear confusing to you then no video lecture is going to help you. You should study text books thoroughly in order to get basics concept.

[@makerKID5]

Meem Sarkar I agree this is probably the best video about this topic on KZbin but if you don't understand the basic operation of a transistor it would be confusing.

[@The_Penguin_City]

I'm already an electronics engineer, I currently check for new courses in order to explain this issues to young people who want to learn, but if you want to explain something you have to give them first an idea of what are you going to expose, second explain point by point each issue, then close with a recapitulation and conclusion. I don't see anything like this here.