[Youtube Review][Veritasium] How Does a Transistor Work?

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These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Veritasium] How Does a Transistor Work?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcrBqCFLHIY

 

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Playtime Comments : [Veritasium] How Does a Transistor Work?

Pl**************:

3:21 Ironic that the Swiss flag could be interpreted as a plus sign.

di***************:

1:15 I can't handle that much attractiveness at the same time

Su***********:

1:04 I was searching the for the 4th electron , and he turned around . I just lost it

Ma********:

3:21 Switzerland wants to know your location





So that they can have a nice friendly talk

Re********:

Is that a t-shirt of prof Martyn Poliakoff (the periodic table of videos one) at 7:00 ?

 

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Top Comments : [Veritasium] How Does a Transistor Work?

Dr********:

I actually understand them now. Amazing! Now can you explain how these transistors work to do logic in a computer? (for example, add a couple of numbers.)

An**********:

2013: "A problem we won't face until probably 10 years down the track.
2023: ......

Un******************:

We now have 14nm transistors in our products.

Se*********:

"Transistors today are only about 22nm wide"
Me: laughs in zen 2

ib*********:

What makes me laugh with these videos, whether it's Veritasium, Vsauce, MinutePhysics, Mythbusters, etc., is that there is always a massive argument war in the comments below. What people fail to realize is that the majority of these videos are generalizations. Meant to be explained in a way that the average 12 to 17-year-old can hopefully understand. Then you have the "pro" or the individual who is an "expert" on the subject decry the video and talk about all the errors and generalizations. If Derek was to go into detail in every one of his videos, it's not longer a fun 5 to 10 minute video aimed at getting curious minds interested in a subject. They get bombarded with too much information, too many formulas and theories. It's school for them, and people will stop watching the video.

I just wish more people would take the video at face value, understand what these videos are attempting to do. Instead, it's just another place for "smart people" to puff out their chest and show off. That they want the world to see how smart they think they are.

Ro*********:

OMG, Physics Class Nostalgia! And engineering student's dilemma of dreams of becoming a theoretical physicist!

Pi*********:

Derek, you have balls for making the video

Ou*************:

The Swiss have been lying to us!  They're not neutral!  Just look at their flag!

Ja**********:

I wanted to know more so I did a quick Wikipedia search, turns out Derek was completely wrong, transistor is a science fiction RPG game published by Super Giant games...don't always trust these science videos.

Th************:

Wow, this is an amazing video.  Thank you so much for making this.

Ar*****************:

Great video. I'm studying Computer Engineering right now and I specifically working with semiconductor physics in one of my classes. I feel like I understand it a lot better after watching this video.

An***:

I waited my whole life to see Derek dressed as a sillicon atom

Ar***********:

nice explanation thanks a lot!

ti******:

I want to walk around in a silicon atom costume, like all the time. Would be a great conversation starter.

Vi****:

The video at its best....Awesome

cr********:

You accomplished in less than 7 minutes what my college professor wasn't able to do for months. The guy was smart, but couldn't teach worth crap. He'd show us a circuit diagram, toss an equation at us, and have us memorize it. It took me months to figure it out, on my own, just what a transistor was actually doing.

Th*****************:

Moore's law is about to become obsolete in another three years....
edit: until they can literally find a way to create a quantum-ly small depletion layer.

Oi*********:

Thanks for taking the time to put this together - greatly appreciated!

Th*************:

Thank you. :-)

Now for a class on the emitter, collector, and whatever the third thing is.

An**********:

This should be presented at schools.

Th*****:

I refuse to use a computer that uses doping. I live a bad ass lifestyle which means no drugs or alcohol. Ok maybe alcohol, but no doping.

Ju**********:

great video... so simple and so complete.

Ge**:

7 years down the road, I am wondering how we're heading towards 2nm chips. How did we overcome quantum tunneling?

Ha*****:

Seriously I am impressed by how much effort you have dedicated to create this video! I hope youtube pays you enough as a reward for such great work!!

Ev*********:

That silicone suit next holloween!! great vid. had trouble visualizing the concept.

Ju***********:

omg what a explanation

IV*****:

WHAT'S UUUUUUUP!?

RV***:

The BEST transistor demo I have come across on the web. WELL DONE !!! and thank you.

Ai********:

Its 7nm now in 2019

De*********:

Haha I wish my professor would discuss it this way in class...wearing a costume! Really catchy and creative!

Ke************:

Video: "A problem we won't face until probably 10 years down the track."
Me: Looks nervously at how old this video is now

Mi*********:

In this 6 minute video, I learned more about transistors, and understood better how they work, than in a semester of my electronics class.

Mo***********:

"A problem we won't face until probably 10 years down the track."
well, we are in 2021 now so, we are facing this problem very soon

El****:

I thought this video said “translators”. I always wanted to know how Google Translate does it. Totally mislead myself!! Lol. Anyway, cool video.

 

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