Almost daily, i get notifications for new theory video uploads from different youtube users. I really like seeing videos with good theoretic explanation of any kind, as it shows basically two things: First that the one who presents this theory has "done his homework" and second that he wants to share the knowledge. So usually, i am a "strict and quirky" judge.
But Ben Krasnow has certainly done his homework on switching transistors, and he feels like sharing it with you. I can only tell you that watching his video is a must. He explains in a very straight-forward way how can someone design a switching circuit using a transistor, to control high current loads such as a solenoid valve from a low current source like the output of a microcontroller. 10/10 for his teaching method and the clear-slow easy understanding accent. Good work Ben.
I love this. I had a lesson today on designing transistor switch and this video raised my interest in the topic. Now my question is when is the usage of PNP Transistor preferable?
hello sir,
this is actually very helpful.
well, i am doing a project and i too require a transister as a switch in my case the load under consideration is a piezo buzzer. I wanted to know whether the designing of this switch will be done the same way you did?
please reply ASAP.
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